Takasaki, Gunma, Japan｜Chinese Cuisine and Ramen Kochin

I visited Zetsu Meshirodo. Arrived 10 minutes before opening on Sunday. The shopkeeper came out to put out goodwill about 3 minutes ago. When I called out, "Good morning," he said, "Wait a minute until the water boils." When I entered the store, I exchanged words with "Where did you come from?" He continued, "I was injured and took a break for about half a year. I was finally able to move, and I was able to sell two or three items with confidence, so I opened the store." I was told, "There are no customers yet, so I can do various things, but what should I do?" While I was cooking, two people who seemed to be locals were seated. One person seems to come from time to time, and the other person said it was the first time in 10 years. While looking at the menu, I was wondering if I should have tanmen or salt ramen, but I didn't talk to the owner who was cooking. When my Omakase set meal was completed and I went to the counter to pick it up, the shopkeeper called out to the two people from earlier, "Have you waited for your order, what are you going to do?" When one person orders "Ramen, half fried rice", the shopkeeper says "You can do the same!" before the other person orders. "Ah, yes," said the other person. Ah, after all, I didn't go to salt ramen, and I laughed at the exchange. And the important ramen is delicious! I wonder if the expression of the Showa feeling is good, but the noodles have a unique taste that is not available nowadays, and the chewy and uneven noodles. I can't think of anything similar to ramen anywhere. Fried rice is also a taste of the royal road, and it is definitely delicious. Salad and pickles were also included, and the volume was perfect. The owner of the shop seems to be having trouble with his legs, so I thought it would be better to lower the tray, so I brought the tray and called out to the shopkeeper in the kitchen from the counter. I received a kind word. The ramen and half-fried rice of the two people were safely provided, so I asked them to pay, and when they finished paying, they said, "Wait a minute," and gave me a small souvenir. There were pros and cons in word-of-mouth, so I wrote the truth in a long sentence. I'm old and recovering from an illness, so it's a complete one-off surgery, so there's a limit to what I can do. I think the two people behind me knew about that. I don't think it's a store that is suitable for customers who think about what to do with the store. Also, such customers make the owner in a bad mood, and I don't know if he continues to deal with the next customer, but he seems to be in a good mood first thing in the morning (laughs). Also, I haven't checked the 2-3 items that the owner says, but I think it's "ramen, fried rice, short rib ramen" on the whiteboard (laughs). For me, it's a good shop that I want to visit again.

This is a restaurant that appeared on Zeppan Road. You can choose between hand-made ramen and thin noodles. Handmade ones are about 50 yen more expensive. This is the correct answer. The noodles vary in thickness and have a hand-made feel. Delicious and chewy noodles. The soy sauce is also light. The skin of the gyoza was chewy, which was also a hit. On the way home, I spoke to the shop owner. It was fun to hear about his hobbies and whether he likes to talk.

From around the end of January 2021? Sudden temporary closure continued, but it seems that business has resumed around June 11th. As soon as I saw it open, I popped in. The owner walks with a cane... The movement that overturns common sense is surprising My hands are shaking more than before, so Everyone, please go to the kitchen to get the ramen when it's ready. Please bring your own water and towels When you have finished eating, please put the dishes down on the counter. The ramen is sweeter than before, and although it has a little more fat, it's really delicious! Handmade noodles are alive and well! It seems to offer only ramen We will definitely go again! ――――――――――――――― Consistent Flavor It's the best😆💯 I wonder if next year will be the 50th anniversary 🤔 I'll go again😆 Wantanmen I probably didn't make it😶 It's been about 10 years since I was refused😅