Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan｜Kourakuen

Best gyozas in town. Ramen is very good too. As for tsukemen, I prefer the fish stock variant.

Gyoza 🥟 half fried rice set added to salt ramen There are many people waiting around noon on Sunday. There were a lot of families 👪, but we were able to get seats at the counter without having to wait that long.

Today's menu is ``Morning Ramen.'' I don't think they've had it before, but I came here because I wanted to try it. I think it's been 7 or 8 years since I came to Korakuen. It reminds me of a lot of things. A long time ago, when the number of ramen shops were increasing rapidly with banners such as ``290 yen ramen shops,'' I often saw news stories about how customers only ate that type of ramen and were in trouble because the unit price was low. Recently, I feel like a change in the way advertising has taken hold. When it comes to chain ramen like this, I end up going to Hidakaya. There is an abundance of alcohol and snacks, so you can use it like an izakaya. Korakuen is often located in remote areas, so I always drive. In my case, I usually just eat ramen and go home. I guess that's why the unit price is low. Quiet talk. Back to the topic of morning ramen. Arrived at 7:45. Dangerous. I came too early because I wanted to eat ramen lol The parking lot is very large. There are two cars parked. I think the other one is mine and an employee's. I ended up waiting for the first one to open. In the meantime, a few more will arrive. I was relieved that the number of people waiting right after the store opened was not zero. 8 o'clock. The shop's electricity comes on. It's noticeable that people are stuck together, so I entered the store after everyone else had finished. View menu. This is it. There was a morning ramen menu. I didn't look into it in detail, but "Egg-fried rice or Chinese porridge" "Vegetable soup → half ramen → ramen" The price seems to be determined by the combination of. If you're having a hard time eating ramen in the morning, you're smart to be able to make vegetable soup without noodles. I'm stupid because I want to eat a lot of ramen in the morning lol By the way, you can order gyoza as well, but this is the only time I was careful. But seriously, there's no place where you can eat ramen in the morning. When I go out to eat in the morning, the only options are Mac and gyudon. I'm off track again, but back to the topic of morning ramen. In the end, I decided on "Chinese porridge + clam soup ramen". 600 yen. Comes with soaked menma and greens. For a limited time, soft-boiled eggs are included as a service. happy. I put it in porridge. Porridge. Tastier than expected. There's a lot of chopped chashu in there. It's a rice that tastes like rice (〃▽〃) ramen. It feels like concentrated clam soup, it has a really clammy feeling, and it seems to be effective for hangovers lol It's delicious. Sometimes it's nice to have something simple like this! I'm full from the morning. Is happy. Thank you for the meal! --- When I came here for the first time in a while, the nostalgic 290 yen classic ramen was back for the morning only. Eat as a set. Ume. No, it doesn't have the deliciousness of a ramen shop that costs 800 yen, but there's something very satisfying about eating out at a restaurant that hits all the right spots at such a low price. You can eat regular ramen outside for as cheap as gyudon. Ah, this is the only thing I ever asked for. Well, it was the quality that made the unit price go down. The breakfast porridge that came with it was also delicious. It said it was free for large servings, but on the touch screen it was usually 110 yen for a large serving, and the cashier took it out for me, but it was a little confusing, so I think they need to improve this. I thought it was a restaurant with a lot of low-cabo menus and healthy menus. I have the image of a ramen restaurant where you can bring your wife. Thank you for the meal, it was delicious!