Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan｜Tsujita LaLaport Shonanhiratsuka

I ordered the special rich tsukemen. It's visually good. I don't usually eat tsukemen, so I can't compare it to others, but I thought it was very delicious. The thick noodles are entwined with the thick seafood-based soup and lift it up. You can change the taste and enjoy it by squeezing the dashi or adding black shichimi during the process. It's a luxury to be able to eat this level of food at a food court.

I had the shop's recommended miso ramen. The curly thick noodles were entwined with the rich soup and it was delicious. The noodles were chewy and I felt the umami. It was so delicious that I drank up the soup. I went there at noon on Sunday, so I waited for about 7 people, but it's not a big deal because it's a delicious meal. We will go again!

Tsujida's Tsukemen is interesting in that the taste changes! The rich tsukemen has a thick seafood-based soup and the noodles have a firm texture. It's still delicious so far, but what's interesting is that you can change the taste by adding sudachi or black shichimi to it while eating. Personally, I especially liked the change in personality when I tried regular tsukemen and then added black shichimi to give it a punch. Black shichimi changes the tsukemen like that. It's located in the food court of LaLaport Shonan Hiratsuka, so it's easy for children and the elderly to use, and you can basically choose whether or not to use Sudachi or Kuroshichimi. I think there are many ways to enjoy it, so I recommend it.