Toyoake, Aichi, Japan｜Ni-Diane MEN NO BO HARERUYA

Came in for lunch. Parking available. The stamp card is different from Gatsumori Harerelya 💳 I had pork soba for ¥980, a daily limited bowl (today it was fried chicken bowl) for ¥200, and tsukemen with LINE benefits, and they were all delicious. The customer service is very pleasant, and there seem to be over 250 limited menu items, so I'd like to come back again.

There is a ticket machine on the right when you enter, and you enter after buying it. I ordered red tonkotsu ramen and menma, fried rice, fried chicken, and niboshi tsukemen with toppings up to 160 yen that can be obtained by registering as a friend on LINE. The red tonkotsu ramen was set to 2 spicy, but it was still surprisingly spicy and had a good punch. Even the tonkotsu wasn't too heavy, and it was a taste that I liked. By the way, up to 3 spicy is free. Personally, I'm afraid to try 10 spicy, but... Tsukemen is free up to 300 grams. The dried sardines had the perfect scent of dried sardines, and it had a sweet and salty taste that went well with thick noodles. I personally like the taste of niboshi tsukemen more than tonkotsu. The fried rice is also seasoned just right and the food goes on. Fried chicken was neither good nor bad for me. There was a considerable amount of topping menma, so I ate it on tonkotsu ramen, tsukemen, and fried rice, but it was thick and had a good texture, and the seasoning was just right. There was a counter and a table, but the seasonings on the counter were not on the table. I should have sat at the counter. (Well, I just wish I could get it.) By the way, it is located in a delta between Route 1 and the branch line, but the parking lot is a little narrow and difficult to enter. By the way, the limited menu changes frequently, but it's good because there are many delicious things.

It was a very delicious tsukemen restaurant! There are plenty of counter seats, so it's easy for even a single woman to enter. I ordered the most normal (cheapest) one, but I was surprised at how many toppings there were! The main dish is tsukemen, but there are also ramen and many other types. You can choose up to a large size at no additional charge. You can choose the hardness of the noodles from 5 levels, from soft to crunchy! I think it's rare that you can choose the hardness of the noodles at a tsukemen shop. I made it in the middle, and it was chewy, smooth and delicious! The menma was meaty and the chashu was refreshing as well. I would love to go there if it was nearby!