Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜ラーメン松平 六浦店

I went there for the first time! It seems that Iekei ramen, which I should have loved recently, seems to be getting salty in the latter half of the season, so I was a little worried when I saw the sign at the entrance that said "rich and rich." . (°_°) At first, I was worried because I felt the taste was strong, but I ate it without feeling salty until the end (^^) The first picture is pork bone soy sauce thick noodles. The second piece is pork belly moyaki pork bone soy sauce with thin noodles. The third one is pork bone salt thick noodles. It's hard to find the difference between the 1st and 3rd pictures. 3 sheets of seaweed. 1 piece of soft and thick grilled pork. Everything was the same except for the green onions, crunchy wakame seaweed, and the soup. Pork belly moyakibe has plenty of pork belly, but it seems to be refreshing without being so heavy. The soup here has a unique texture. However, it is not addictive and is delicious. 2 tables for 4 people. Single seat & counter seat x 5 seats. There is only a toilet on the 2nd floor. There are 6 parking lots, but if you can't park and use a nearby coin parking, there seems to be a service (^^) It seems that there are many other services, so please see the photo for details ⭐︎

I ordered the soy sauce pork bone thick noodles. The pork bone soup is so thick that you can feel its viscosity. It was so delicious that I wish I had known about it sooner! Also, the customer service from the store staff is easy to understand, cheerful and wonderful. It was a restaurant with a lot of menu items and I was sure that the other items were delicious as well.

It's no exaggeration to say that Mutsuura's taste ranks first and second. There are many types, and the recommended one is spicy miso tonkotsu ramen. You can choose the spiciness and go well with garlic and vinegar. You can choose the thickness of the noodles and the taste is good. Previously, they were open until 3 a.m., but recently they are closed on Sundays and have temporary closures. It's worth going