Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan｜ラーメン さっぽろ桃園

I live near here in Chitose. This soy sauce ramen is light and not too rich, and it's absolutely delicious! I also like light ramen. The gyoza here is also delicious, handmade from the skin, and the size is good, so it's the best! It's a great accompaniment to sake!!! The taste is good and the price is reasonable, so I will use it again! It's great to have a store nearby where you can relax. However, if I had to complain about one thing ☹️, it would be the elderly male clerk, although I don't know if he just started working there. It's good to speak loudly, but I move slowly and everything is clumsy, and my hands are shaking and I have to clean up the ramen bowl and chopsticks after I've finished eating, but I sometimes drop the chopsticks. Because I was doing it. Even though a customer had called to place an order, they had to wait for a long time, and another young staff member was listening to the order. I wish the elderly male clerk would be better educated. I remember it being there before, but I didn't see it growing much. I heard him yelling at me multiple times, so I'm feeling a little depressed😖.

💫I came here because I wanted to eat green onions. I was surprised that it was smaller than I expected. The taste was delicious🤤 However, it suddenly turned sour when I was doing something that violated the Labor Standards Act. Problems before taste😂 I was really impressed with the atmosphere of bullying between the staff members. I don't want to hear it? I'm sorry, but it was so obvious that I reported it to the Labor Standards Inspection Office. I looked at the manager for a while. I heard it. Please learn about the Labor Standards Act❣️ Please change your mind🙇‍♀️😊

That's right, you can eat ramen like this. I came here on a weekday night while waiting for the next bus. I ordered soy sauce ramen (915 yen) and regular gyoza (400 yen) from among the many menu items. It's an old-fashioned ramen that isn't too strong. I love the simple ingredients like chashu, shinachiku, wakame, naruto, and wheat gluten. Since ramen is so simple and there are many types of gyoza, we recommend starting with a cup of gyoza and finishing with ramen.