Hiroshima, Japan｜Yabuki

Good place to enjoy japanese izakaya foods and drinks. Local fresh sashimi and oysters are awesome. Also, You will be surprised that shochu comes out of the tap as much as you like.

A popular ramen shop in Hiroshima. Seafood ramen and tsukemen are popular for their deliciousness. I ordered the special Chinese soba. A bullish price of 1,200 yen. For some reason, the store has a DJ set and records, Yamazaki whiskey is displayed, and ramen is served by robots, which is interesting. Since it was my first time, the serving robot was carrying it behind me, but I didn't notice it and was told by a different customer. It looks like a clear amber soup with beautifully shiny noodles, and a thin but large pink roasted pork fillet on top of the bowl. It's like ramen from a high-end restaurant. The soup has a rich flavor rather than a light and refreshing flavor, and is a soy sauce base with a strong seafood aroma. very delicious! Add a little yuzu gosho for a strange taste, and the deliciousness spreads in your mouth again. The noodles are thicker and thinner than Hakata's thin noodles, Tsurushiko, and even by default, they are firm and firm, and the amount is large and satisfying to eat. Char siu is rare soft pork. Long, soft bamboo shoots are also good. The atmosphere of the store is also stylish, it feels like a second-hand clothing store, but for some reason the music is like 80's popular songs. I really liked it overall, so I decided to repeat it! Payment is cash only.

It was artistic ramen. The atmosphere inside the store was nice and retro, like the Showa era. I've heard people eating ramen say it's delicious. Good to look at, good to eat (delicious). The price is a little high for ramen, but it's worth it.