Hasuda, Saitama, Japan｜麺屋 稀水蓮田店

I stopped by on my way home from a trip with my family and Jijibaba. Compared to the restaurants in the neighborhood that always have lines, the reputation and atmosphere are unsatisfactory, but the whole family praises it highly. "Gigi, who has a strong likes and dislikes, is unusually overjoyed and drank up the soup." I felt that the taste was a little too strong and oily. However, recently I've been getting tired of all the ramen with too much flavor, and it was a ramen that I would like to go again. Fortunately or unluckily, it doesn't seem to be very popular yet, so it's great that you don't have to wait and can eat it right away. I think I'll definitely eat at this restaurant for my next family meal, rather than waiting in line at a nearby restaurant.

The black miso ramen was delicious! I received half rice for free! Topped with seaweed and spicy green onions!

After reading the negative comments on Google Maps in advance, I visited this store just before 12:00 on a weekday. The young female staff member who guided us was very cheerful and gave us a thorough explanation of the menu. I ordered the ``Spicy Sesame Miso Ramen,'' and the soup was warm, the bean sprouts were crunchy, and the large, thickly sliced ​​chashu was soaked in flavor. Lunch comes with half rice for free. A group of middle-aged middle-aged men sitting next to me looked satisfied, saying, ``Charshu is a great side dish (with rice).'' In this area, there are restaurants such as Korakuen, Popeye Ramen, Ramen Tetsu, Mochimochi Ki, Mochimochi Ki Miso, and Otaru Ramen, but I think they will be able to survive the fierce competition for survival.