Chiba, Japan｜山頭軒

When I was driving along the main street in front of the store, I had noticed the signboard for Ramen-tei Santoken, so I stopped by in the afternoon the other day. There are a counter and two table seats, and there seems to be a tatami room in the back, but it doesn't seem to be used. The name of the restaurant is Santoken, but since it's ramen, I thought it was the famous Santouka at first, but it seems like it has nothing to do with that, it's more like a Chinese restaurant in town. I thought I'd get some ramen anyway, and looked at the menu on the wall, and it was pretty cheap. After ordering ramen, I looked at the menu on the wall and found that they also had a ramen and half-fried rice set, which was still cheap at 730 yen. The owner runs the restaurant by himself, so I thought it would be a bad idea to speak to him while he was shaking the pot, but I later asked him if he could change the ramen to a set that comes with fried rice. . The shopkeeper was humming lightly to some music that was playing on a radio cassette player inside the shop. I tell my customers, ``Let me know when it's decided.'' I also made things like Chinese rice bowls and stir-fried levanilla. The fried rice here was also stir-fried, not pre-made. Ramen is the simplest type of ramen you can eat at a beach house with soy sauce, and it feels nostalgic. Old-fashioned ramen that is the opposite of today's elaborate ramen. Well, this was both okay and delicious. There doesn't seem to be a parking lot, but it seemed busy so I didn't get a chance to ask. Probably because it's along the main road, it doesn't seem like there is one. If the store is within walking distance, I might go there, but I wonder if the car will be parked on the street. Thank you for the meal. The shop owner was interesting, humming the melody of Black Orpheus, a jazz bossa nova song (lol).

Although the store is located along the road, it was probably originally targeted at customers walking from the neighborhood. There is no parking lot in sight. Old-fashioned Japanese ramen shop This is a shop I always stop by when I'm nearby. I ordered the soy sauce flavored set A (half fried rice + ramen) for ¥700.I think they also have miso and pork bones, but I've always wanted to eat soy sauce, and for some reason I've always wanted to eat the soy sauce ramen here! It's refreshingly simple, and the char siu and egg are both on top. The half-fried rice portion is still a bit small, so if you want a lot of rice, please try negotiating in advance.In my case, I previously requested more rice than the half-fried rice for 100+. I was also happy that you responded so well! There are many different Chinese dishes, so why not try them one by one? ☺ It seemed like the husband was running the small shop by himself.

I ate Champon and it was really delicious!! ️ All menu items are cheap