Ageo, Saitama, Japan｜AVANT

When I entered the store, I was greeted with cheerful customer service and it was very nice. Purchase a meal ticket and drink your own water. I ordered the standard ramen thin noodles and a chashu mini bowl. Tonkotsu ramen has no smell and is easy to eat! You could choose between thin noodles and thick noodles. The char siu rice bowl was very delicious with a nice accent of pepper. I went at an odd time in the afternoon on a weekday, and it seemed to be very popular with customers coming and going.

The unchanging deliciousness, the humorous personality of the owner, and the kindness of his wife. It is a cozy shop that is loved by the locals. When I eat Aban Ramen, I feel like I'm back in Ageo. I thought it might have something to do with that. It seems to be closed irregularly, so it might be a good idea to call before going!

There are thick noodles and thin noodles, both of which are entangled with the soup and are delicious anyway. I think I can almost hear the Jumangoku manju commercial (laughs). The soup is full-bodied, and it feels like it brings out the umami of the gala. This is the real taste! The char siu is also top-notch. Personally, I recommend green onions or rock seaweed. Rather than saying it's delicious, it might be more correct to say that your body wants it on a regular basis. I have been going there for about 12 years. As a point to note, right next to the entrance is a ticket machine, a money changer (many first-time customers pass through), water is self-service, and holidays are irregular. These days, it's often closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. If you are outside of ageo city, please be careful.