Kai, Yamanashi, Japan｜麺屋 はな道

That Shio-ramen (thin noodle) is very delicious.

It is very tasty. I like homemade char siu and menma. You can feel the owner's dedication to the gyoza, and even small children enjoy eating them. Since I'm visiting from outside the prefecture, I always buy chashu and gyoza from the vending machine in front of the store as souvenirs on my way home.

Fuhahahaha! I had passed by it dozens of times in my Seitei car, and it happened to be available during lunch time, so I decided to pop in! There is a parking lot next to and behind the store, and visitors by car are also welcome. The inside of the store is clean and there seems to be a tatami room. There is plenty of space between seats, and infection control measures seem to have been taken. The main menu is light, rich, and tsukemen. I see. There seems to be a wide variety of toppings as well. Since I prefer light, I chose light and added salt, and for an extra 220 yen, the lunch comes with 5 gyoza and rice, an exceptional service. I have no choice but to use it! ! ! The rice bowl arrived soon. Hmm. The medium-thin curly noodles with the aroma of grilled pork and a fairly clear soup were delicious. The gyoza doesn't have that much of a garlic smell either, so it's pretty good. Apparently it tastes as good as expected. Definitely a must visit again! !