Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜Kourakuen

Korakuen is located in the food court of Shimachu Homes Machida Miwa store. I think the location is good as it is close to the entrance. I can't help but stop by. The prices are low and I think it's suitable for a food court. Nowadays, there are no restaurants in Zara where you can get good ramen for just one coin including tax. I can't help but feel that the noodles are mass-produced, but I think they are of sufficient quality, and it's great that they can be made into low-carb noodles. The appearance may not be called luxurious, but even though it is small, the toppings are well-balanced and well-balanced, such as three pieces of roasted pork, menma, seaweed, and chopped green onions, so you can fully enjoy it. The miso ramen soup isn't cheap either, and you can enjoy a rich and refreshing soup. If it's large enough, you won't be able to eat dinner. Perhaps the selling point of the tsukemen is its convenience, but I found it a bit unsatisfactory.

A food court with a first kitchen and shops. It is moderately crowded and you can sit at almost any time. Smooth and stress-free from ordering to receiving. There is a children's menu, and there are many families with children. Children order from the first kitchen, and adults order ramen at the food court. All-you-can-drink water.

Located in a small food court (along with First Kitchen) inside Shimachu Homes.