Tomakomai, Hokkaido, Japan｜Kanekoya

The miso curry ramen was really good, and the gyoza matched it well. The staff was polite and friendly. And the shop is right across from the billiards and darts place, which is convenient :)

This is a ticket vending machine system. I ate the plum shiso ramen. The light soup has plum pulp and is delicious whether you drink it as it is or mix it together. It's a shame that it's only open during the day.

I had the recommended "Sichuan Flavored Bean Ramen". You can choose from 5 levels of spiciness, and those between 1 and 3 (I can't remember the number of levels) are free, and anything above that is paid. The soup is refreshing compared to its appearance, and unlike the type of ramen at Shirakaba Sanso where the sweetness of the miso comes to the fore, this ramen brings out the flavor and saltiness of the miso. It wasn't too greasy and I devoured it in no time. I set the spiciness level to 3, but it wasn't that spicy, and I felt it was less spicy than 7-Eleven's "Nakamoto" and "Shin Ramen." It's not that the inside of the store is very spacious considering its size, but it feels like they're using the space in the store luxuriously. There were also raised seats and children's chairs. There was also a message saying, ``If you need a paper apron, please give us a call.'' Instead, when I tried wearing a white hoodie, the store clerk asked me, "Would you like to use a paper apron?" Advance payment is required at the ticket vending machine.