Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜げんこつ野郎

★As the name suggests, this is a rich back oil ramen made with genkotsu! ★ This is a ramen shop located a little north of the subway station. I think the strength of this restaurant is that it is relatively close to the station, and they also serve ramen, tsukemen, and mazesoba, so you can choose from a variety of options to suit your tastes and mood. I visited you today around 1:30pm. The menu includes ramen, tsukemen, and mazesoba, and for ramen, you can choose from a variety of homemade soups that are probably cooked in a huge tank in the restaurant. You can choose from three types, a blend of two. You can increase the amount of tsukemen up to a large size (500g) for free, and a special size equivalent to 3 balls of noodles will cost an additional 100 yen. Today, I ordered green onion ramen (rich) with seasoned egg topping. I am grateful that they also accept PayPay payments. The green onion ramen was delicious, with the crispness and freshness of the white onions neutralizing the thick back fat soup just the right way. The char siu was well-heated and thick, so it had a nice chewy texture. Next time I would like to try Tsukemen! Thank you for the meal! ○Order details Green onion ramen, seasoned egg 880 yen

Ordered a large serving of dried sardines. Rice is free for lunch. I recognize that niboshi ramen is a ramen that has a strong personality for each store, so my expectations are high. I asked for a rich soup. Pour the soup. The thick, thick soup was certainly rich, but it wasn't just thick. I felt that the balance of dried sardines, pork bones and soy sauce was really good. Kaiware has a strong spiciness, so it has a strong claim. Although I was a little worried about that, the soup was properly dried and delicious. The medium-thick, curly noodles are chewy and go well with the soup. There is no dissatisfaction because the char siu was thin but the umami was firmly soaked. It was a satisfying cup, thank you for the meal.

I received the green onion chashu tsukemen. Personally, this is my favorite tsukemen. There are also quite a lot of green onions and chashu. The green onions are coated with sesame oil, so it's delicious even if you don't dip them in the dipping sauce. The chashu is also delicious. I declined the rice service because I had a soup discount, but the rice with chashu dipping sauce looked delicious. The soup at the end is also delicious.