Fujioka, Gunma, Japan｜Dairyu

People who like handmade noodles will definitely like this. I also like handmade noodles, so even though it's far away, I occasionally go there to eat. It's voluminous and you'll be satisfied with just the noodles, but if you can eat more, there's also gyoza and fried rice, so try combining them with various things to satisfy your hunger. Yakisoba made with hand-made noodles is also delicious with a chewy texture. The inside of the store has a retro atmosphere, and when it's crowded, you may be directed to the back (to the store next door). I think you'll be able to sit comfortably even if there are a lot of people. There is also a menu that you can take home, so if you like what you like or you don't feel confident eating together, you can try it at home.

We wanted to try a variety of things, so we shared Gomoku Ramen, Yakisoba, Gyoza, and Half Fried Rice. I had heard that the portions were large, so I went hungry. The yakisoba was chewy and the seasoning was just to my liking. The Gomoku ramen is also delicious with the red bean paste mixed with the handmade noodles. Both the half-fried rice and gyoza are delicious. It was a lot, but I ate it all.

A ramen shop that I've been curious about for a long time. I had the most popular item, Ankake Ramen. The handmade noodles are boiled a little hard and have a chewy texture. The gomoku wrapped in bean paste has plenty of toppings. You can choose the soup according to your taste and thickness. Above all, the quantity... it's a large portion. If you sign up for email membership on the spot, you can get one serving of gyoza for just 90 yen! You will also receive 2 free gyoza tickets that you can use next time. I immediately ordered a serving of gyoza. There were exactly 5 of them. Cheap. Delicious.