Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Kirin

■Chicken and bonito-based soy sauce ramen that carefully prepares the soup Visited on Sunday afternoon. There are two parking lots in front of the store. Be careful as it is easy to mistake it for a gyoza shop nearby. It might be nice to go shopping at Kyorindo and go home. There were two groups of people waiting, but we got in right away. It is about 4 seats at the counter and 2 seats at the table. Two people ordered ramen of whole chicken, new tsukemen and mini pork bowl. Ramen is chicken! It doesn't feel like it, but it's delicious with a good balance of saltiness and soup stock. The tsukemen is a sweet bonito soup that goes well with the noodles so you won't get tired of it. And there are quite a lot of noodles. The char siu rice bowl is topped with a soft-boiled egg, which is mild when mixed together. I think that the overall level is high and the finish is polite. thank you for the food! I'm also curious about the old tsukemen, so I'd like to come.

First visit, bonito ramen ¥850 Mini char siu bowl ¥200 Total ¥1050 Choose the one above that is recommended. First of all, thanks to the recent rush to raise prices, I was able to get my fill at this price! I'm happy with the reasonable price ☺️ A young couple? It was a shop that seemed to be a vacant property with two operations, and we were lucky to be able to park two cars in the narrow parking lot in front of the shop. The bonito ramen is richer and saltier than I expected, and the soup is made with bonito stock and fishmeal. The firm, medium-thin noodles are a bit powdery, but go down easily. I want to drink soup, so I might want to use less salt. The mini char siu bowl is full of volume and comes with an egg, so it's a good deal even though it's mini♪ Overall, the ramen and mini chashu rice bowl were very delicious. I would like to try other menu items the next time I visit.

This is my 5th visit. I ordered new tsukemen and mini chashu bowl. The new tsukemen is mellower than the tsukemen, and you can keep eating it without getting bored without any change in taste. The noodles have a good balance with the soup rather than having a strong flavor. The mini char siu bowl has a lot of meat in it and is very satisfying even on its own. If you arrive early, you can get one bowl of rice for free. The combination of the mini chashu bowl and tsukemen costs 1,050 yen, which feels cheap.