Anjo, Aichi, Japan｜Yurakuya

2023/9/22 I stopped by during lunch time. Arrive at 13:15 I just changed customers so I was the only one. It's new, it's beautiful, The ceiling is high, the space is large, and there is no feeling of pressure. First Check the menu and purchase meal tickets. There is a menu with a large image next to the ticket vending machine. It's easy to choose (There is only one car, so I wonder if there will be a line during busy times?) I kept looking around, but For the first time in a while, “Tsukemen” I chose the "half fried rice set". The counter seat closest to you, on the far left The clerk prepared water for us. Enjoying cold and delicious water Waiting time is less than 10min It was served in the order of half-fried rice and tsukemen. Let's start with "Tsukemen". delicious! ! A rich and rich soup It's the type that gets caught up in the medium-thick noodles so you can't stop using your chopsticks. I ate half of it in one go. Next is "half fried rice" Fried rice machine? I could hear the sound being made with I wonder how it tastes? Delicious~♬ It's as flaky as it looks and has a strong flavor. I want to eat a large portion of it. The red ginger provided is also a nice touch. For the rich soup of Tsukemen White rice fan! I think there are many people, It was too much for me. In the end, I finished eating after just 15 minutes of continuous eating. Both were nice choices. I was also impressed with the staff's response. I'm very, very, very satisfied with everything. There are more stores that I want to go to again. Thank you for the meal. . .

First of all, the store is spacious and very clean. There are several table seats, so it's easy for families and couples to come in. The ramen was also a normal family ramen and was delicious. The char siu is a thin type of meat, so be careful about that. The staff at the hall also spoke beautifully. I don't like the typical small (and a little dirty) family-run ramen shops. Recommended for those who value eating ramen in a clean and comfortable space!

When I entered, a friendly Kanji said, ``Welcome.'' After purchasing a meal ticket, a staff member will guide you to your seat and ask you if you would like noodles, soup, or chicken oil. Provision is neither too early nor too late. I ordered Akaoni ramen and gyoza. The noodles were thick and had a lot of bean sprouts and minced meat in it. The gyoza was also delicious✨ Ramen 900 yen, gyoza 400 yen. At lunch, there was free rice, rice and fried chicken, and rice and gyoza sets. The inside of the store is spacious and has tatami seating. The toilet was also clean.