Sano, Tochigi, Japan｜青竹打ちRA-MENくりはら

Tasty Sano ramen !

Since it's Sano ramen, the noodles are chewy and slippery, and I ordered the green onion miso ramen, and I loved that you could enjoy the miso soup in two stages: first with the salt soup, then with the green onion miso mixed into the soup. yeah. My wife ordered Kuri-chan salt ramen and was pleased with the light soup. The dumplings are large, have chewy skin, and have a sweet bean paste flavor, so they're delicious even without adding anything, but for me, they're best eaten with plenty of vinegar and chili oil. My wife ate it with vinegar and pepper. It's especially crowded during the day and evening, so you should be careful.

When I come to Sano, I almost always come! The homemade, handmade noodles were delicious, and it felt like Sano Ramen. The gyoza was also large and very tasty. Frozen dumplings taken home are delicious, but the taste is different at home and at the store.