Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan｜横浜家系ラーメン頂家

I'm not familiar with the authentic family, but this is one of the restaurants that best matches my tastes. The char siu is thin and hard, so I don't use char siu topping anymore, but the free rice comes with pickles, which is a nice break from the rich soup. You can also use electronic payments such as PayPay if you ask the store staff.

I've been there several times, and I think it's consistent and delicious. There are many Iekei ramen shops in the area, but I like the taste of this shop the best. You can also get rice for free, so it's very cost-effective!

Since it was next to a pachinko parlor, I couldn't muster up the courage to go there, but I decided to give it a try. The inside of the store is a little small and the main focus is the counter. There were about 2 or 3 table seats. The kitchen is located in the middle of the store, so you can see the food being made. The taste is classic ramen, and you can choose the firmness and thickness of the noodles. On the day I tried it, the noodles were hard and had a strong flavor, but if it's your first time, you might want to try the normal one. However, since rice is served free of charge, I think it's a good idea to order something strong and mix it with the rice. The most important thing to evaluate is taste and quantity, but considering the price range of 1,000 yen for chashu noodles, I think it's a good 5 stars. It's quite filling, and even if you eat a regular portion, you'll feel full if you add rice. The customer service was attentive, and the female staff member had a wonderful smile. The shopkeeper? Although the man didn't talk much, he was very polite and I personally would like to come back again. That's why I gave the customer service a ☆5. Lastly, the atmosphere inside the store was neither bad nor bad, but I felt it was very clean, so I gave it a ☆4. Considering the average of each evaluation, I gave it an overall rating of 5 stars.