Ome, Tokyo, Japan｜手もみらーめん 十八番

I visited with my kids the other day. There are many ramen shops around this shop, such as Daihachi, Kagetsu, and Dairyuken, but this shop is popular among locals. My recommendation is definitely the pork ramen. The punchy soup of garlic and pork goes perfectly with the homemade hand-rolled noodles. I think gyoza and rice are also served on an iron plate to accompany ramen. The customer service is polite, and the store is kept clean, which gives me a good impression. An elementary school student ordered soy sauce ramen and seemed to like it so much that he devoured the adult's entire serving. The availability of tatami seats is frequently announced on SNS, so it will be easy to time your visit accordingly. This is a store I want to continue to visit.

A ramen shop in Ome City. It is famous for being delicious even in the local area. It is located behind the main street. There is a parking lot, so it's okay to have a car. Miso ramen is also famous, so I got it. It was good that the soup was involved in the curly noodles.

My wife and I came here for lunch on a weekday, but the place was already full and expensive. I ordered the most popular pork and miso ramen and 5 gyoza. The noodles are hand-kneaded so they mix well with the soup and go well with the rich seasoning. The gyoza was vegetable so I didn't feel guilty (lol) and it was large and filling and I was very satisfied. The female clerk was friendly and I had a lot of fun talking with her about various things. The shopkeeper also responded in a clear voice from the kitchen, and the shop had a nice atmosphere. Parking is available behind the store and across the street, making it easy to access. I want to go again.