Kikugawa, Shizuoka, Japan｜花琵

Located south of Kikugawa, on the back of the street, it's pretty A shop in a place that other than locals don't notice. The location of the shop is inconspicuous, but there is a ring in front of the shop It is decorated and you can see it as soon as you pass in front of the store. The store is large, with a curved counter in the back. 7, 8 seats, table seats in tatami mats About nine? be. Two people ordered thick pork bones, Hanabi red, and gyoza dumplings. You can choose thin and thick noodles. Choose thick noodles. 7 or 8 minutes to wait. Arrived at Ramen. As the name suggests, the thick pork bones I ate were very Rich. It's a little rough and muddy, It looks like a mixture of brown and gray with backfat color soup. I thought it smelled like pork bones, but not at all There is no such thing, there is weight but a gentle taste. Richness and weight are on the front, but on a small plate If you put the minced garlic provided, it will be super horse. Noodles are whole grain and chewy. Awesome. Comes with gray onions and sprouts Thick soup and crunchy The texture is exquisite. pork belly char siu Soft and creamy. Thickness, quality of noodles, toppings, nothing to say at all. It was amazing and delicious. Hanabi Red has a sesame flavor as you can imagine. It seems to be spicy ramen, but in Dandan noodles It seems that this is also a rich soup, Toppings are probably the same. Dumplings are soft with a hint of garlic So, 6 pieces for 400 yen. This is also delicious won. The store clerk was mainly a young part-time worker Correspondence is polite. At a lively ramen shop You can eat quietly and calmly atmosphere. It seems that it operates as an izakaya at night, I think it's quite a level as a ramen shop. Ramen that is polite and picky. Thank you for the meal.

Hanabi Tsukemen had a strong flavor and was very delicious. The price of ramen has been rising recently, but at 850 yen, it was well worth the price.

The store is dark even in the daytime. Feels like a good pub. They have ramen and tsukemen. It's a thick soup that mixes well with the noodles and is delicious.