Aioi, Hyogo, Japan｜長浜ラーメン味一番

I had pork bone ramen topped with a boiled egg and got an additional replacement ball. The soup is very delicious with no odor even though it is rich. The boiled egg was a full-fledged egg with a taste to the yolk. The chef carefully boils and prepares the noodles for each bowl, which is a little inefficient, but it allows for precise consistency, so if you're looking for flavor, this method might be the best. There is no waiting for replacement balls, and they come out in a timely manner. It was a delicious pork bone ramen that I met after a long time. The inside of the store is clean and neat with no sticky floors. I entered the store at the same time as it opened, but I was a little worried that the smell of cigarettes was filling the store. The parking lot is diagonally opposite for 3 cars.I wonder if I can put about 2 more cars if I use the outside of the frame? I arrived at 13:45 the other day, but I couldn't eat it just as they were putting out a sold out sign. I think it's better to go early regardless of business hours.

Visited on Sunday at 12pm. There are 3 parking spaces on the opposite side of the road. The style is to make one cup at a time, so even if several people visit, they will be served in order. However, the replacement balls are provided quickly so it's okay. One type of ramen can be customized with oil and various toppings for a fee. The hardness of the noodles ranges from normal to powdery. It had no odor at all and was delicious. Takana and pickled ginger are on the table and you can add them yourself. I added spicy miso as an extra and enjoyed the taste.

Authentic taste that even Fukuoka residents will love! Nagahama Ramen Aji Ichiban Kamigori Branch Ramen shop in Kamigori Town *For details, please search ``Harimap'' on Google. The son of ``Nagahama Ramen Aji Ichiban'' in Aioi City inherited the particularly popular gyoza flavor and opened a gyoza specialty store ``Aji Ichiban Gyoza'', which was later reopened as a ramen restaurant. . It is located in Takadadai, a quiet residential area in Kamigori Town. It's located along a major road and you can easily recognize it because you can see the flag. The parking lot is opposite and has 3 spaces. It is OK to go outside the frame if it does not interfere with entry and exit. There are 5 seats at the counter and about 4 seats in the back. I ate the mentaiko rice set. The soup is made with care, one at a time, so it takes a little longer to come out than at many ramen restaurants, but it's definitely worth the wait. In the reviews, people who originally lived in Fukuoka and people who ate at a famous restaurant in Fukuoka a few days ago praised it highly. Both the soup and noodles are delicate yet rich in flavor. The restaurant is open in the evenings on weekdays, but it may be closed because the soup is sold out, so it's best to call and confirm before visiting.