Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜濃厚雞白湯 麵場雞源

A chicken paitan ramen shop on Hirado Sakuragi Road in Koganecho. I was worried that it looked like a shop I used to like, so I finally visited the shop I had saved. When you enter the store from a rather flashy storefront, first you will choose ramen with a ticket machine. I wasn't that hungry this time, so I topped the chicken paitan salt with sea bream and seasoned egg. After purchasing a meal ticket and sitting at the counter, it is quite early to serve. Looking at the ramen that was served... yeah, it looks like Marutama. The noodles are also thin noodles and look just like Aosa, Ajitama, green onions and Marutama. When you taste the soup... it's a round ball! ! It was a surprisingly round ball. But after all, it's delicious. It's so delicious that you don't know if you're asked to guess what's different. The char siu is rather a little thicker than the original. I wonder if there's some connection because it's a completely round ball? Are you from the shop that used to be there? I ate it deliciously while thinking about it. Considering that the menu is wide, the tastes are fine, and the taste modulation seasoning is free, it seems that the taste of Marutama will be more varied than the Oshima store, and it made me want to visit again and try something different. It was delicious enough as a ramen with chicken hot water, thank you for the meal. There were only about 10 seats at the counter in the store, and there was a partition, so it was a restaurant where you could eat calmly. I wish it was near me...

The thin straight noodles are well entwined with the thick soup. Free lunch and rice service. The taste is very delicious!! ️ chicken salt is for sale, but I dare to use shrimp salt.

I took a walk to Koganecho, so I searched for a good-looking ramen shop and found this one. I read on Retty that the soup is creamy, but is it a stew? It was a thick creamy soup that I thought ^ _ ^ The blue is also an accent and the chashu is also good. It was a high level ^ _ ^ Add chili oil and vinegar to taste and finish the soup without getting tired of it It was a ramen shop that I would like to go again