Aizumisato, Fukushima, Japan｜Horai Shokudo

Two people came to the store for the first time in years. We ordered tanmen, wontanmen and handmade gyoza. Tanmen was a large amount of vegetables on the menu, and it was written that it was a small offer at the time of ordering. It's true that there was an odd amount of vegetables, but rather than the crunchiness of stir-fried vegetables, the stewed vegetables gave the ramen soup a delicious taste and entwined with the flat and curly noodles. The wonton skin was a little thick, but when I put it in my mouth, the texture of the ingredients was delicious, and the flat curly noodles and light soy sauce flavored soup were delicious. The gyoza was great with lots of garlic. However, although the menu was also written, it was written that Tanmen takes time. I waited 20 minutes after ordering. Although it was a weekday visit, I thought that it was necessary to come early and wait for a long time without interruption.

The ramen is delicious with a strong soup stock. The wonton meat is also firm and firm. Even though there are many ramen in Aizu, in my opinion I highly recommend it. If it's your first time, it may be difficult to find the entrance, but you can find it if you go to the back of the parking lot.

The parking lot is always full at lunchtime and the restaurant is very busy, so I arrived before noon. Today I ordered chashu noodles and gyoza. The noodles are chewy and thick, and the chashu pork is soft and delicious. The gyoza had a strong vegetable flavor and was delicious. Each piece is large, so you'll be full. 6/10 I ordered wonton noodles. The wontons are super delicious. Since it was lunchtime, I waited 15 minutes to enter the restaurant, 15 minutes to be seated and take my order, and 10 minutes to get the bowl.