Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan｜MOJA MOJA

Small place, with coin parking just across the street. The ramen here uses fish-based soup, which really comes out when you eat it. The ramen is on the lighter side. The place surely belongs to the top ramen stores in Atsugi area. Definitely try the well cooked chashyu. Store owner works behind the counter always preparing food.

The inside of the store looks like a coffee shop and has an atmosphere that seems to be popular among women. I chose dried sardines ramen and TKG, and after drinking the soup, the flavor of the dried sardines subtly permeated through and it was a polite ramen. The ramen itself seems to be popular among women. It was also helpful that there was a parking lot where two cars could be parked.

The car was parked at a nearby coin park. I ate dried sardine flavored egg ramen and pork rice. Butameshi (200 yen) is grilled and delicious! Butameshi is a small size, so even women can eat it as an extra. I see it quite a lot. I chose flat noodles with dried sardines. You can drink the delicate dried sardine soup without feeling guilty. The flat noodles are slippery and the subtle sweetness of the noodles leaves an addictive aftertaste. I also like the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the shop, which makes me feel like I'm in a cafe. Mazemen chicken soup was a little spicy and had a nice texture of cashew nuts. The egg yolk mixes well.