Ama, Aichi, Japan｜Rai Rai Tei

It's been a while since I've been here, but the menu now has more variety than before. I appreciate that you can choose the hardness of the noodles, the amount of green onions, and the presence or absence of backfat compared to other restaurants! It's a ramen restaurant that originated in Wakayama, so it's unusual for ramen shops to have umeboshi (pickled plums), but I was surprised that it goes well with it because it leaves you feeling refreshed after eating ramen!! ️ The pickled plums are also from Wakayama and have just the right amount of sourness. Thank you for the meal.

This store is easy to order because you order verbally rather than using a touch panel. I also ordered ramen for lunch. It's nice to have a bowl of rice for free! It's a shame that sometimes there are Rairaitei restaurants that don't offer free rice for lunch.

If I remember correctly, this is the first Rairaitei I ever ate in my life. You should always expect to have to line up to get in at lunchtime. This restaurant serves rice for lunch. The store staff also provides cheerful customer service. Before I know it, it's the best ramen I eat all year!! I love rich ramen.