Tanagura, Fukushima, Japan｜麺屋 五蔵田

I ordered a large serving of chashu wonton noodles and gyoza. It was a light type of Shirakawa ramen, and the soup and noodles were good. What was especially noteworthy was that I was impressed by the meaty texture and deliciousness of the chashu. The wontons have less filling and go down smoothly, and the gyoza has creamy filling and is delicious. I asked for a lighter soup, but I was too full to finish the soup, so I'm sorry. Japanese National Railway Shiratana Line abandoned line search ① Near the Kanazawauchi Station ruins. Part of the ruined line was converted into a road from near Tanagura Station, and although it is no longer in use, it was used as a road exclusively for route buses, so it is possible to trace its traces to the starting point near the Shirakawa Station ruins of the Shiratana Line. Is possible.

《The only Shirakawa Tora type ramen in Tanagura Town》 Even on weekdays, there is a bit of a line at lunchtime. The parking lot is large, so you won't have any trouble parking. It's the type where you write your name and wait, so just write your name and relax in your car. The Tora Kei! It tastes like that. It's a little oily though. Both the char siu and wontons are from the Tora style! Shirakawa ramen lovers will be accustomed to the taste. For those who have never eaten Shirakawa ramen, the taste is full of surprises. Please come with your husband or wife who is visiting rural Fukushima for the first time. You'll be happy♪ All the locals It seems like I'm going to order something with a strong flavor.

My 1 year old son and I had wonton noodles. Because the noodles contain a lot of water, they won't stretch even if you eat them slowly, so you can enjoy a delicious meal even while watching your children. It's also great if you write down your turn on the waiting list and they'll come to your car when a table becomes available! I will go again!