Kobe, Hyogo, Japan｜Haruchan

A ramen shop known only to those in the know. It's a small shop located behind Hachiman Shrine, and there isn't much space to enter by car, so many people either walk or walk nearby. Although the hot noodles are light, they have a strong flavor, and even after drinking all the soup, you won't feel sick. During the lunch time service, you can get a half-meat fried rice for an additional 100 yen. It will fill you up, and best of all, even if you spend 1,000 yen, you can still buy canned coffee after your meal. There are various other menu items as well. The downside is that it's difficult to find due to its location, and it's difficult to park your car.

A shop that serves rare hot water. It feels more like an izakaya than a ramen shop. It's delicious, but the impression is that the location is difficult to understand for a roadside location and the parking lot is extremely narrow. There are many pork bone soy sauce back fat in the surrounding independent shops, but here is a light ramen. It's a taste that you can drink up to the soup. Noodles are thin and often come out with boiled soft noodles. Private stores around here are all similar. The lean, thick char siu pork retains the flavor of the meat and is delicious. Popular fried rice. I was surprised that the piece of char siu was rumbling. It feels like a moist Okan fried rice. It's a nostalgic taste that reminds me of Saturday afternoon.

Refreshing and delicious 😋