Sano, Tochigi, Japan｜Kiraku

Seven to eight passenger cars can be parked on the premises of the shop. Although it was a medium-sized truck, I was able to park it there. The inside of the store is spacious, with many large and small tables, and is used for a variety of purposes, including people having lunch during work or gatherings with neighbors. Of course, the menu will be spread out based on your seat, not your ticket. In addition to ramen, there are a variety of set meals and set menus. I ordered the standard Sano ramen and curry rice lunch set. Waited about 7 minutes. It must have been busy because the seats were almost full. Curry rice and ramen are served on one tray. Sano Ramen. It's a crispy chicken stock soy sauce ramen, so if you make one mistake, you'll end up with just poor ramen. The ramen at this restaurant is... I was fine. It's delicious. No chemical seasonings are used, and the soup has an exquisite flavor that is light without any unpleasant taste, yet rich in flavor. Gentle salty soy sauce flavor with no edges. Fluttery and smooth noodles with irregular thickness typical of Sano Ramen. A characteristic of this noodle is that it is not very chewy. The slightly thicker chashu is the type that has been stewed until soft. Nostalgic Naruto. Appropriate amount of green onions for seasoning. There are no outstanding features, though. I think Sano Ramen, which is carefully made, is fine.

Sano Ramen is light and very easy to eat. The soup itself was delicious, and the char siew was thick and very tasty. The gyoza was also large, and the inside of the wrapper was overflowing with meat juices. The prices are reasonable and the staff are very friendly.I like this ramen better than Iekei Ramen. It was really delicious.

It was very delicious