Koriyama, Fukushima, Japan｜比内亭

There is a parking lot in front of the store. About 10 cars. A relaxing style where you take off your shoes at the entrance and enter the store. It has a very nice atmosphere where you can relax and eat. Select your menu at the ticket vending machine, and when you hand over your ticket you will be asked if you want thin or thick noodles, so choose whichever you prefer. This time, I had thin noodles with salt and soy sauce. Both have plenty of chicken flavor, and although they look light, the flavor is extracted so tightly that it can be perceived as sweetness. The thin noodles are egg noodles with a high water content and go perfectly with the salt soup. The simple flavor of chicken goes well with it. The soy sauce is also delicious. However, I felt that the compatibility with the noodles was better with salt. Next time I would like to try thick noodles. The condiments are spinach, menma, thick pork chops, and plenty of sliced ​​green onions. Since it's Hinai chicken soup, it goes without saying that it goes well with green onions. Tuning that makes orthodox condiments the most suitable. As the name suggests, I was very satisfied with the delicious flavor of Hinai chicken. The counter, which looks like a sunken kotatsu table, makes it a more relaxing place to eat than the usual chair-shaped counter, and the restaurant's design has a sense of style. Furthermore, the price is reasonable, 650 yen for soy sauce ramen. Is this quality good for this price? That's what it feels like. I can recommend it with confidence. Thank you for the meal.

Ah~ it was delicious~ I drank all the soup. A large serving of thin noodles with Hinai soy sauce. It went smoothly 😊 The menma was also soft and delicious. Colorful thinly sliced ​​green onions? Is it spinach? Tastefully arranged It looks delicious too 😊 I would like to visit you again.

I was on a business trip nearby so I looked it up on Google Maps. It was lunch time, but I was able to sit down without waiting. When I took off my shoes, I was guided to the counter seat. It was my first time, so when I asked for recommendations, I received a polite explanation from the menu table. I ordered the Hinai Jidori Miso Ramen and 3 pieces of Gyoza. Noodles are thin curly noodles. The soup is miso, but the noodles are entwined with a refreshing throat. Gyoza is also delicious. It's a pity that it ends at the end of March.