Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Bumbummaru

Loved it loved the ラーメン🍜。Probably the best Tsukemen I’ve had in Hachioji. Definitely gonna be one of my favorite ramen.

As of the posting date, the ticketing machine is out of order, so orders must be made verbally.

P.S. As of October 27, the state of emergency has finally been lifted, so business hours have changed to 10:00 p.m. I saw quite a few customers so it was nice (^○^) It's a bit of a shocking tragedy. (^^; There are no customers. As of 17:00 on March 31, 2021, there is no one in this popular store. This shop is on the route from Yuzuki Elementary School's bus stop to the College of Pharmacy, and is a place of relaxation for young people who live in the student apartments of nearby Chuo University, Teikyo University, and Meisei University. This area is a roadside area with many ramen shops that fill the stomachs of this shop, Wakatagami, Ramen Jiro Yazaru Kaido 2, Hope Ken, and the scrumptious and students of New Town Street. . Recently, a ramen shop has opened on Yuzuki Kaido. We are open from 5:00 pm to 2:00 pm, but even after the state of emergency was lifted, we are only open until 9:00 pm. The number of seats has increased from 12 to 7, and the water cooler has been replaced with an ice pitch for each seat. It has a seat partition. As reported in the news, Japan has the lowest vaccination rate among the developed countries in the world, and is a country that is lagging in its countermeasures against the coronavirus. The impact is directly hitting the restaurant industry (´Д｀) There is a parking lot for 5 cars, and the part with red paint under the buntagami is Bunbunmaru's parking lot, but it seems that it has disappeared. (^^; You can park there. It became beautiful. The photo shows a large bowl of classic rich tsukemen for 950 yen. It's the usual taste. Originally, this store used to house Ramen Jiro, and it was opened after it moved to Yazaru Kaido Store 2, so it is aimed at young people. There was a long line on weekends, and it was a hangout spot for students. Buntagami next to Kyoto Ramen during the day, and Bunbunmaru after classes are a staple for students around here, but I wonder how many classes will be held due to the coronavirus. Japan seems to be in a mess due to the coronavirus. We also have takeout, so even if you're afraid of going to the store, you can buy something and eat it at home (^^; The convenient bus stop is Tonogayato, about 3 minutes walk. Nowadays, you can search for the nearest bus stop using JORDAN, so it's not that inconvenient. Buses run until late at night to transport commuters to nearby residential areas, so returning home is not an inconvenience. (´Д｀)