Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan｜Hamadayama

Excelent, the best lamen of Hamamatsu, very delicious

Thick broth and noodles. Really great.

Ramen tsukemen costs around 1,000 yen, and depending on the toppings, it can cost around 1,400 yen. From Hamamatsu Station, take a bus to Jorakuji Temple (190 yen one way) and walk from there. Or, a car is more convenient. There isn't much parking for cars, so you might want to use the parking lot of the Entetsu Supermarket across the street, but if you park there and head for ramen, you might be warned by a security guard. There are benches in front of the store, but there are also benches inside, so there may be a surprising line up. There are two benches inside that can seat 3-4 people, and sometimes there are about 10 people waiting. There are only seats for about 10 people, so if you line up outside, you'll have to wait about 30 minutes. I had Tsukemen. Delicious with classic seafood and pork bones. The noodles taste good, and it feels like the basics are done. The staff, who look like a married couple, are also very pleasant. Even tsukemen can be substituted for 100 yen, and when I ordered it as unusual, I was served thin noodles that were exactly like kaedama. funny.