Gamagori, Aichi, Japan｜Suzuran

I visited alone for lunch. I ate pork bone salt ramen and fried chicken set. I like the atmosphere and taste of the restaurant, so I come here often.

A hidden little gem. A bit hard to find in the dark, but well worth it. Delicious ramen!

I've been curious about this for a while based on the information from my followers. Visited the store on the occasion of the long holidays. It's right near Isshinken. There are many one-way streets around here, so be careful. It looks like the store is located on the site of a private residence. The parking space is quite spacious. Counter seats only. Ticket machine style. If you need to exchange money, ask the clerk. We chose the pork bone soy sauce and fried rice set and the Japanese style pork bone (thin noodles). A set of pork bone soy sauce and fried rice...comes with medium thick noodles. I don't really like the genre of tonkotsu soy sauce. I've never eaten it, but this one is delicious! The soup sticks to the noodles! Kaedama comes with thin whole wheat noodles. The volume is amazing! It's more than the first cup! There are some toppings available for free. For example, grated garlic The flavor changes dramatically. This is fine, but the taste will change after you eat more than half of it. Recommended. Fried rice tastes like a delicious fried rice with a unique flavor added to it. It's probably because of the soy sauce I use, but it's delicious. Japanese-style pork bone soy sauce...Ramen with the rich flavor of bonito flakes. Ramen like this lacks punch. This often happens, but pairing it with tonkotsu creates a wonderful balance. It's ramen that doesn't make you feel guilty at all. Overall review...I was a little shocked as it was a genre of ramen that I had never eaten in my life. I am receiving it. It's a reasonable price range for this taste and this volume. In fact, in this day and age, it's a miracle that a whole grain substitute costs 100 yen.