Miyoshi, Aichi, Japan｜麺の坊 晴天

good! Topped with chicken broth and salt, it cost over 1,000 yen. The bowl is small, but I don't think it's expensive. It had a gentle taste without being salty, I could drink all of the soup, and the white rice for lunch was also good. (I would like them to fix the oil floating in the water in the bowl containing the rice scoop.)

Buy a meal ticket. Cash only. The tsukemen is delicious, and not only the regular menu but also the limited menu is replaced, and I am impressed that they are working on menu development. Thankfully there is a microwave oven that you can use freely. Wari soup is available (free), and additional rice is charged (free on weekday lunches). Put the amount you like and warm it in the microwave to complete. There is a paper apron, but there is a charge (I think it was 30 yen) Well, there is a purchase price for anything, right? It's delicious and there's a lot of parking, but the store isn't lively. I think the whole interior is black.

Taiwanese tsukemen, the tsukemen that I had for the first time is also moderately spicy. When I chose rice porridge for 〆 and handed the soup to the shop, they put the rice in the soup. You will be asked if you want to split the soup. Really delicious.