Kobe, Hyogo, Japan｜Izumi

Although the menu structure and system are very similar to Mitoyomen, you can feel their enthusiasm to surpass them in price and service. Even though there is Mitoyo noodles diagonally in front of the store, it makes sense that they coexist. Pork bone and chicken bone ramen use noodles with a low water content.

Tsukemen is delicious. Compared to Mitoyo noodles, the noodles are firmer and more satisfying. No matter when I go, there aren't many customers, so I'm worried about it going out of business.

I had a super large serving of tsukemen. 900 gr. can i eat it? When I asked how many balls it was, it was 2.5 balls. I got it with pelori