Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan｜Ikemen Kakegawa

Ikemen in Kakegawa. I went there with my family of four around 11:30 on a holiday. It is a style to buy a meal ticket and order. I ordered Taiwan mixed soba, which is also a signboard menu. The minced meat had a spiciness, which I liked. If you add garlic and kelp vinegar to it and change the taste, you can enjoy it even more. The recommended point is that you can choose the amount of white rice that you like as toppings. Takana is more spicy than I expected, so be careful not to take too much. The tonkotsu ramen my child ordered was unpopular with my child because it tasted bad.

This is a restaurant where you can eat it with plenty of back fat as a topping. The tonkotsu ramen is about the same thickness as Ichiran's thickest one, and Mentora's rich ramen. For student services, you can tell by looking at elementary and junior high schools.In some cases, high schools and universities require a student ID, and you can get a large serving for free or a gift of your choice of toppings. The char siu is also a good deal and you can add toppings for 150 yen. Thinly sliced ​​char siu that looks like soft ham is delicious!!! This restaurant seems to sell Taiwanese mixed soba noodles, but I personally like the regular mixed soba noodles and the black mixed soba noodles made with black melon oil. It's somewhere between Ramen Kagetsu and Bubuka (also available as instant mixed noodles), and it's classic and delicious! If you don't like noodles or Sanchome's smooth noodles, this is definitely better. There is always a lady standing at the food ticket counter and kindly guiding you around. If you like the taste, it's a good idea to add a store visit stamp app. All-you-can-eat rice, kimchi, and oshinko are delicious. Please do not leave anything behind!!! If I had to complain, I would like them to stay open until around 11pm. Immoral taste that you want to eat in the middle of the night

If you look at the ramen alone, it feels a little expensive, but the rice, beef soup, kimchi and mustard greens are a free buffet, so it's good value for money for big eaters. Coupons are also actively issued, so it will be even better if you use them together. The special Taiwanese ramen is good because the minced meat is properly spicy. The boiled egg was especially delicious with Toro Toro.