Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan｜Fukusukeya

Soy sauce ramen is perfect for people who don't like the rich Takeoka style, but still want to have that kind of flavor. Hamako set 1,100 yen. A luxurious set of Takeoka-style ramen, mini fried rice, and 3 gyoza. Takashi Hosokawa set 1,200 yen. Miso ramen, mini fried rice, and 3 gyoza. However, I was half fooled into thinking that I had to add corn and butter toppings to make it as delicious as the picture on the menu! Even though he was thinking about it, he ended up ordering it. (It's written properly at the bottom of the menu though ^^;) I thought the 850 yen appetizer set was a little expensive, but it was worth the price and the char siu wrapped in shredded menma and Takeoka's chopped onions was really delicious. Beer progresses ☺︎ It seems that the employees of the construction company that is located across the street use this place. It's cute to see the young girl who's always standing and working happily serving customers, and the sight of her elementary school-age younger brother working hard, and it's nice that this place has a Showa-era atmosphere. I hope you do your best.

A ramen shop I found on a business trip. I love it so much that I always go there for lunch when I'm on a business trip. The chopped onion in the ramen is pretty good. 8/21 This time I added menma as a topping. Delicious as expected. I think the taste of ramen changes depending on the season, mood, and time of day, but the ramen here is No. 1 throughout the year.

Hamako's beloved ramen 🍜 posters are all over the store! There was also a poster for the Kisarazu Sumo Tournament. I'm so happy. I like sumo better than ramen. I hope I win a ticket. I don't want that. Ramen!! It's delicious! Soy sauce that is easy to eat with lots of fine onions floating in it!! I'm sorry that there are only photo sumo 😅💦