Oyama, Tochigi, Japan｜みそら堂 小山店

I have Kyushu pork bone miso. My companion is deep horse Green onion miso ramen. And one fried gyoza I asked. Kyushu pork bone miso is very creamy. It tastes simple and delicious. Deep-flavored green onions have a slightly strong miso flavor. A taste that makes you want to order rice. The thickness of the noodles is adjusted to suit the taste. It has become. In addition, different flavors are available, such as spicy mustard greens, Garlic, Japanese pepper, etc., keep the taste from getting boring. There are many ideas and I would like to go there again. Makes me think~ In addition to Oyama, there are stores in Mibu and Utsunomiya. Please go and try it out 😁

Chihuahua😸 When it comes to life and miso, the darker the better. Miso ramen that has remained unchanged since ancient times, Junmai miso ramen that brings a new breeze to the Reiwa era, Mimmimmisorado😺 Thinly sliced ​​rare pork char siu heated at low temperature to bring out the tender flavor of the meat, medium-thick curly noodles with a chewy texture, and a thick miso ramen with a rich, deep soup. An original blend of pure rice miso, dozens of seasonings, and the flavors of chicken and pork. The fragrant yuzu is also a nice accent, and the oil that uses porcini mushrooms as a secret ingredient has an even more delicious flavor, umami, and depth. Probably, but does fried chicken use rice flour? The batter is light and crispy, with no excess oil, and it's delicious. I haven't tasted this deliciousness since the beginning of this century 😽🐾

Misorado is located in Tochigi Prefecture. Following the Mibu and Utsunomiya areas, we also expanded to Oyama. I thought they specialized in miso, but I think they also had soy sauce, salt, and pork bones. However, the recommended one is of course the miso type. I don't think there are many ramen shops selling miso in Oyama, so I think it will be quite useful. The taste has a strong miso flavor, and if you like miso ramen, I think it's well worth a try. It's just delicious, that's what it feels like. The store staff also had good customer service. As for the price, I think it will cost over 1000 yen if you want to eat properly. I think it's the same everywhere these days, but I think there are quite a few differences between those who can afford 1,000 yen for ramen and those who can't, so just in case... It's delicious and I want it to be here forever, but I'm a little worried because the store tenant is here. As far as I know, the ramen shop that has moved into this tenant has changed about three times in the past few years. (Maybe it's a system that changes every year?) I'd like to think it's okay because they sell miso, which is rare in Oyama, and it's generally delicious. I want to do my best.