Miyashiro, Saitama, Japan｜どさん子大将

Dosanko, Dosanko, and Dosanko Daisho were huge chains in the Showa era, but there are still some independent shops that have survived, so it seems that this is also the case. When I went to Nippon Institute of Technology two years ago, I was preparing for something I found, but on July 20th, I got a chance to take revenge and received a gokkun lunch ¥590. A set of ramen, dumplings and half rice. Since the ramen is at this price, there is no char siu and seaweed is radially on top of naruto, menma and corn. The soup is a light soy sauce soup and the noodles are straight thick noodles, which I like like the old Nanchatte Sapporo ramen. Gyoza is also quite good and half rice is sprinkled. Although there was no notation, it comes with half a croquette. This is cheap, isn't it? The shop seems to be run by an elderly couple, and the menu is unique, and it is a Roshami series shop, so it seems that Roshami is a recommended item made in Miyashiro. It's a town I rarely come to, but I'm curious about other menus, so I'd like to visit again.

Miso butter ramen triple I received fried rice balls! This shop was introduced on aco's YouTube channel and I didn't know about it even though it was 10 minutes from my house. Run by a soft-spoken 👴👵, this is a very gentle miso ramen with a Showa feel 🍜 The noodles are quite soft and the soup is thin. If I tell you, will you adjust it? It seems like you can add noodles without limit at a cheap price. I made a triple this time, but I think I could eat more... The rice balls are voluminous🤣This one has a rich flavor of loosened pork belly and cheese, making it a dish that even young people will be satisfied with. There are many interesting menu items such as aburamen, dandanmen, and hiyashi chuka! The shop has a Showa era atmosphere. I like this kind of restaurant 🥺 However, smoking is allowed 🚬 so it's not good for non-smokers 😭 Thank you for the meal!

There was an event at a nearby university and I had more than an hour to spare, so I came here for lunch. There are several parking lots along the street. The interior of the store is sober and private, with signatures of unknown celebrities on the walls, a fortune-telling machine on the table, and a friendly-looking old lady who runs the store. Everything feels good. I was in the mood for rice, so I had a set meal of stir-fried meat and vegetables, which didn't have a lot of meat, but I liked the taste of the Chinese soup, and the croquette that came with it had a crispy coating and sweet sweet potato, which was a great dish to serve as a main dish. For Tsure, I ordered oil-men and rice balls. It seems like you can increase the amount of noodles by just a few dozen yen, so it's quite student-friendly. I got half a rice ball and it was very filling. One piece is enough to fill your stomach, so if you're not confident in your appetite, you might want to share.