Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Miyakotei

This is nostalgic miso ramen! It's a light dish, and the miso flavor is clear. There are more ingredients than it looks, It's topped with bean sprouts, carrots, chives, onions, cabbage, wood ear mushrooms, minced meat, and an egg with a raw yolk. The aroma of stir-fried vegetables is irresistible😋 There is a parking lot next door and diagonally across the road.

A Chinese restaurant loved by locals. The inside of the store has a very Showa atmosphere! Looking at it now, it feels fresh. This time I visited on a weekday lunch time. The atmosphere of the mother who served me was soft and gentle, and it was very nice. There was also a set meal menu, but since I went to lunch time, I decided to ask for lunch. [Lunch at noon] ★Fried rice + ramen (with salad) Lunch at noon is pretty good. smile I like fried rice, so this was almost the only choice. smile The daily lunch was with sauce yakisoba side dish. Both fried rice and ramen are good! what is it. It looks good! The nostalgic visuals will make your heart flutter. The taste is stable. a! This is it! Delicious one! I feel safe eating it. I wonder if this is also a nostalgic guy? Also, I was able to have a large serving of rice, so I think even men can be satisfied. It's not fashionable or outstanding, but I thought it must be a restaurant with a sense of stability and kindness that won't go wrong no matter what you eat. The impression that you won't get tired of going there every day. So maybe the locals go there. It was a store that I happened to enter, but I'm glad I went. This is Atari! I appreciate that there is a parking lot. I was happy to be able to eat the nostalgic taste even now. thank you.

This is a restaurant that I have been going to eat with my family for about 45 years since I was in elementary school. Currently, I live in Tahara City, so when I go back to my parents' house from time to time, I show up. In Aichi Prefecture? In Nagoya city? But a rare Yokohama origin? It is a town Chinese where you can eat sanmamen. It is a friendly shop run by a master, a mother, and three sons.