Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Japan｜Menba Tadokoroshoten Fukuyamakannabeten

The budget for just ramen was around 800-1200. The prices are a little high, but the store is quiet and well-cleaned, the music matches the atmosphere, there are female staff on the floor, and counter seats are spaced apart. I was impressed by the attention to detail on items that are often overlooked at ramen restaurants. While it was easy to go in alone, I felt that it was not a place to go with children or friends. I chose Shinshu miso (slightly strong) for the ramen, but it was quite strong, so I think I'll choose sweeter miso next time.

There was a long line at the time of the rotation, so I decided to wait until it had calmed down a bit before I visited. It was a delicious miso ramen with thick noodles and full of strong miso taste and flavor. I ordered the spicy and numbing Japanese pepper miso ramen. My companion ordered the dish with miso chashu. My companion who was eating it for the first time was also impressed with how delicious it was. The char siu was thickly sliced ​​and filling. ``Onomichi Ramen'', which uses thin noodles with soy sauce back oil, is popular around here, so I'm looking forward to seeing how popular it will become among customers.

A miso ramen specialty store. I ordered Yamagata miso ramen 880 yen including tax. At first, I was skeptical about miso ramen, but it turned out to be delicious! The noodles are often entwined with the soup, and the umami increases as you continue to eat, and before you know it, you'll be drinking up the soup. There are various miso ramen and you can eat and compare them, so next time I would like to have another miso ramen. And there is even a shrine called Miso Shrine in the store, and I visited after eating 🙏. I think that the parking lot and the store are large and easy to stop by.