Hiroshima, Japan｜Dragon Noodle

The appeal is that it's within walking distance, and the general's humanity is also wonderful. You can rest assured knowing that they are child-friendly. Those who ate it may have noticed that the char siu is pale pink, but that char siu is the master's masterpiece. It's not raw, and the more you chew, the more you taste it. The restroom is shared in the building, so you have to borrow a key to go outside. They say they go out of their way to draw famous water for cold drinks. If you are coming by car, please note that no matter how hard you try, you can only park about 2 cars in front of the store. Boiled dumplings are recommended, but I personally think that the oden's egg, fried tofu, and daikon radish, with their spicy mustard flavor, go best with Chinese noodles.

I heard that it is in a residential area of ​​Hesaka, but it was an area like a little shopping street. A shop where baseball lovers can be seen. And the owner is definitely from the Koryo baseball club. There are quite a lot of restaurant owners who came from the Koryo Baseball Club! ? Do you just feel that way because there is a bond of generations? Ramen is orthodox Hiroshima Chinese noodles. Char siu is a nice touch of roast beef. You can park behind the shop, but if you try to enter from the side of the front, it is on a slope and the belly of the car will be scratched, so let's go around the back. The parking space is not separated, so let's devise and stop. It seems that you can also use the izakaya at night.

The dragon noodles had the best texture with green onions, bean sprouts, and super soft chashu! ️🐉The boiled gyoza set comes out with a gravy-like liquid in your mouth and is delicious. I want to eat it again!