Yatomi, Aichi, Japan｜丸和 弥富店

A ramen shop located next to a pachinko parlor on the premises of Aeon Town in Yatomi City, Aichi Prefecture. A business partner took me out for lunch on a weekday. There are 5 tenants lined up, 4 of which are ramen shops. It was my first time to see such a fierce battleground. The store you are looking for is the second one from the left, and the ticket vending machine is on the right after entering the entrance. There are 10 seats at the L-shaped counter, and there is a waiting list until space is available. I ordered the highly recommended Maruwa Tsukemen Karaage Set. Same price for noodles up to 300g. There is also free rice service. The rice bowl was served very quickly, probably due to the preparation. The stone pot is simmering, which is amazing. Our parent company is a noodle manufacturing company, so our noodles are very delicious. It was served cold. It was amazing, the soup tasted like Rokurinsha in Tokyo. To finish off, add some free rice to make porridge. There was also a complete meal and a complete list, but this was enough. I was very satisfied and thank you for the meal.

Jiro without soup 950 yen♪ I was overwhelmed ♪ It was delicious with a solid taste ♪

Eat Jiro (large serving) without soup. Tsukemen Maruwa and Jiro type... How about that? That's what I thought, but I'm very satisfied with the completion! The fried chicken is good, and the smooth and chewy thick noodles are also good. The sharp, dark soy sauce sauce is also good. The sauce is thick, so the chashu, and the menma is light, making it perfect for resting your chopsticks. Try eating it thinking you've been fooled. Definitely a repeat purchase. Added R4.3.14 It's been a long time since I've had a Jiro large serving without soup. Jiro without soup without selecting tsukemen. Are the noodles thinner and more chewy than your previous impression? Is it just me? The crisp soy sauce is still there, and it's enough even if you don't choose Karame. The fried chicken and chashu are satisfying. The cabbage ratio is high, and I'm grateful for the free large serving. Next time I'll definitely try Tsukemen.