Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan｜Kakitei

I went to a ramen shop for the first time in a while. I ordered the green onion miso ramen with extra char siu, which has a gentle taste and is not suitable for people who are snobbish. The noodles were surprisingly thin and curly, and although the char siew looked thick, it was soft and melty and very delicious, just as other reviewers said. My companion ordered Tsukemen. This also had a gentle taste, but I was surprised by the amount of noodles in the tsukemen. Is your wife also serving customers? A typical woman worked hard on her own and was very responsive and pleasant. Also, although it is not in front of the store, there is a large parking lot located a little further away.

I get the impression that the ramen shops in town are quite crowded both day and night. The husband and wife work hard together; the husband is in charge of cooking, the wife is in charge of plating, serving, and cleaning up. Their ingenuity to prevent long waits shines through coordinated coordination. The green onion miso char siu is popular, but this time it's cold ramen, 750 yen. Since it is a large portion, there is an additional charge of 100 yen. The thick soup has a refreshing ginger flavor. It wasn't too cold, but it was delicious. I highly recommend this. In addition, the tanmen is loaded with vegetables! The chashu pork is so melty that it disappears without being chewed. The fried rice is also delicious and you can't go wrong with it. I mean, it's the best.

I wasn't able to visit because I didn't have a chance to visit, but I was told that I wasn't served at Keiichiya in Kaisei, so I decided to visit Mittoyoi. Thank you for guiding me around with a smile even though it was almost closing time. The food is served quickly within a few minutes of ordering. The fried rice is fluffy and delicious. The gyoza was also juicy. Parking is available along the river near the store.