Kariya, Aichi, Japan｜Raiko

Eat raiko tsukemen (950 yen) + lunch rice (free). Enter the store and purchase from the ticket vending machine on the right. When you enter the store, you will be asked to confirm your parking location. Select tsukemen using the rule on the upper left. Since the rice was free, I ordered a standard serving size, but I regret that I should have ordered a 1.5 serving size. The dipping sauce is simmering in a stone pot. Although it is rich, it is not cloying. This tsukemen soup is unique and not available at other restaurants, and is a little different from the usual seafood-based tsukemen. The noodles are extremely thick and filling, and the rich dipping sauce makes them delicious. At the end, I added the service rice to the dipping sauce and made it into a self-contained porridge. I decided to try ramen next and left the restaurant. There is also a second parking lot, next to Top Hair, where there is a sign that says ``Raiko''. Be sure to follow the rules.

I went there on the recommendation of my boss at the company. I ordered ramen with all the toppings. It was completely different from the ramen I'm familiar with as a Fukuoka native, and it was very fresh and delicious. The soup is rich and delicious, and the noodles are chewy and filling. The toppings are flavored egg, pork fillet, menma, green onion, and seaweed.The flavored egg has a lot of flavor to the yolk and is delicious.The thick pork pork is very soft contrary to its appearance.The price of ramen + toppings is a little high at 1400 yen. It was yen, but I think the ramen is more than worth it. Ordering was by ticket system, and we were basically seated at the counter. There are about 3 or 4 sofas waiting inside the store. I went to the store on foot, but if you go by car, the coin laundry next door and the parking lot are on the same lot, so be careful when parking. Also, I went with a friend who is allergic to eggs, and when I ordered them to omit the boiled egg, they served me more chashu instead. If you live nearby, why not stop by and check it out at least once? (According to my friend, the tsukemen and rice porridge were also delicious.) I hope this review was helpful. I will ask you again.

I was looking for delicious ramen in Kariya on a trip and entered this restaurant based on word of mouth. Husband, all topped ramen My daughter, all the noodles I'm all curry tsukemen My husband's ramen, fishmeal? The deep soup, thick noodles, and thick char siu are a taste you've never had before in Kansai! But delicious! I wonder if it's close to the undiluted solution of my daughter's tsukemen and ramen soup. delicious! I thought it was 2 pieces of char siu, but I found hot char siu in the soup! daughter looks happy My curry tsukemen is spicy, but is it okay? and the clerk. I said okay. Thick curry soup? ! A thick soup stock like tendon curry (no tendon in it). And quite spicy. It's delicious. It's just that the hot noodles are cold, so it's cold... That's sad... Does the clerk casually want Epson? Thank you for asking me, because it's curry. If I go next time, I would like to have ramen. (To check the taste, please give me a bite to my family! Because it is in a state)