Hiroshima, Japan｜Shanghai Sōhonten

Wonton Chow Shumen 1,050 yen + half chan set 200 yen It was quite delicious! ! The soup didn't have as much of a gamey smell as I expected, and was more mellow than it looked, and went well with the medium-thin straight noodles. The chow shu is thin and has a few pieces, and the seasoning is strong. The wontons are also super delicious.

I had Chinese noodles and fried rice. Traditional Hiroshima pork bone soy sauce ramen. However, the super authentic animal smell that lingers before you even enter the store is the best! The umami of the smelly pork bones is balanced by the sharp sourness of the soy sauce, reminiscent of Hiroshima street food ramen. The fried rice is a great complement to the Chinese noodles and bottled beer. This Smells Like Teen Spirit is the best!

2023.3.29 There is a strong odor that you can smell just by walking nearby. In the center of Hiroshima city, you can smell the animal odor when you walk in front of the stores in Nagahama in Nagarekawa and Yagi in Otemachi, but I think this is where the smell is most widespread. . At lunchtimes at work, this smell bothered me, so I didn't bother with it, but now I'm old enough to think it's cool. Order Chinese soba with a half-chan set for 200 yen plus. It takes about 2-3 minutes from ordering to receiving the rice bowl. It's quick. However, the fried rice didn't have the sound of a frying pan. Maybe you're too old to shake a frying pan. (But it seems like it was mechanized...maybe I'm not remembering correctly) When you try to eat Chinese noodles, you can smell the pork bone smell. It's different from Kurume Ramen, where you can't smell it when you try to eat it. The soy sauce is superior to the soup, giving it a spicier feel. Although it's pork bone, you can eat it easily. The half-chan contains green pepper. Are you mixing pork bone soup? I thought it was a sauce made with ketchup? It also had a sour taste.