Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜Ramen Shintake

This is a valuable store with a parking lot. I had salt ramen for 790 yen. The soup is finished as soon as the soup runs out, and the soup is so delicious. The chewy noodles and boiled egg are delicious, and the large chashu pork melts in your mouth. Noodles wrapped in seaweed are the best. The flavor of the small onions and soup is good. I'm full from eating all the soup. It was a very delicious cup.

I ordered chashu noodles. As mentioned in other reviews, the flavor of the grated yuzu accentuated the soup, and it was so delicious that I wanted to drink it all. The noodles are thin type. If you don't like yuzu, you can choose to have it without yuzu by letting us know when ordering. I was interested in Okinawan tofu Jimami, but is it out of stock? I was disappointed that I couldn't order it. Water is self-serve, payment is deferred, and cash only. I would like to visit you again.

The location is difficult to find, and even people passing by don't pay much attention to the building. When I searched for a ramen shop on Google Maps, I found this place. The only ramen shops near the east exit are the stalls that appear in front of Apita late at night. I ordered soy sauce ramen. I tasted more yuzu than I expected, then soy sauce, and when I tasted it I wasn't sure if it was pork bones or back fat, but that's what it felt like. This fusion with yuzu is so delicious that it feels almost like the first time. I felt like I could taste the nostalgic soy sauce ramen in the depths of the flavor, and it was easy to eat. I think it would be wrong for people who like spicy or spicy food to eat it and write a review at a low level. It seems like they had to raise the price in recent years, but I thought 790 yen was still cheap. I was rather impressed by the fact that it was cheaper, and I can understand the store owner's thinking. I hope this rare and delicious ramen shop continues at the east exit.