Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan｜Nobunaga

The best tsukemen restaurant near Matsumoto. Although it has a strong flavor, it is not too mushy or sweet, so I recommend it. In addition to tsukemen, they also have ramen, a la carte dishes, and alcoholic drinks. It might be a good idea to have a drink and then eat some ramen. The idea that the dipping sauce can be eaten piping hot is also a good idea. The toilets are separate for men and women. The store is clean.

I fell in love with black vinegar tsukemen 🎵 Although it is rich, it is not cloying. It's black vinegar, but it doesn't give a sharp taste. Halfway through, I added black vinegar for 1.5 balls, but I ended up eating it normally 🎵 The dipping sauce simmering in a hot stone pot is like a hellish cauldron. I won't be able to eat cat tongue for the time being😅 The extra-thick chashu braised pork is delicious, and the extra-thick noodles are filling and satisfying😋🍴💕 Compared to the previous store, the parking lot is larger, making it easier to get in and out, and the store is also spacious.

Speaking of Nobunaga! It must be this hot tsukemen. Be careful not to get burned if you eat the dipping sauce that boils like lava in a stone pot. The rich, silky soup is a double soup of seafood and chicken, with bonito flakes. Char siu, bamboo shoots, mizuna greens, and green onions are drowning in the magma, and you can eat it until the end without it getting cold. The noodles are thick noodles that are smooth and chewy, and 1.5 balls are normal. Plenty of volume helps!