Iga, Mie, Japan｜Sugakiya

I've been eating Sugakiya's cup noodles and bag noodles for a long time, but it's been a while since I've been inside the store, so I was excited. Since I went there late, the eat-in space was empty, which was helpful. The price has certainly gone up since I was a student, but the taste is still as delicious. I'm from Kyushu and love tonkotsu ramen, so I was very satisfied with the Japanese-style tonkotsu soup with Japanese-style dashi. I want them to continue to maintain this flavor. Thank you for the meal (っ˘ڡ˘ς) [Additional note] The image is ① Sugakiya ramen with strong flavor and fried rice. (← I forgot to take a photo so I ate a little) ②Miso ramen & pork bowl salad set. The thick soup and boiled egg go well together and are delicious. The sweetness of the corn, the richness of the miso, the sweet and salty pork, and the sour pickled ginger are exquisite. I will go again (*^^*)

It is a taste that I remember eating from my childhood. There are other delicious ramen shops, but Sugakiya is in a different category. I eat it at least once a month, so over 1% of my body is made up of Sugakiya. The taste is stable as a chain store. I also tried the tsukemen, but the ramen is still better. Of course I'll finish the soup. If there is only one staff member at the time, it may take a while for the food to be served as there is a waiting list. Also, 31 Ice Cream next door has disappeared, making the food court feel lonely. I want to continue to take care of you for many years to come, so I will support you by eating as much as possible.

I am from the Tokai region and live in Kansai. I found Sugakiya in Iga City, which is difficult to establish even if it opens in the Kansai area, so I used it immediately. Although it is in Mie Prefecture, it is an area with a strong Kansai flavor, so I thought it would be empty, but it was attracting customers on par with other stores in the food court, and I was happy to see a line at the cash register. I will visit Iga City on a regular basis, so I will continue to stop by. Thank you Sugakiya.