Inashiki, Ibaraki, Japan｜Dosankoramen Edosakiten

The moment you enter the store, you can feel the retro atmosphere of the Showa era. good. nostalgic. I feel like I've traveled back in time. Saturday afternoon after 12 o'clock. The parking lot was full, so it was as expected. ! Ordered miso ramen for 680 yen and white onion menma topping (100 yen each). I looked over the menu and was surprised by the number of items on offer. From oyakodon to curry rice, the menu alone is amazing! There are so many types of miso ramen! This can also be expected from the taste. It will arrive in about 5-6 minutes. The visuals are also perfect. The most important taste is... delicious. Nostalgic taste! The miso ramen I ate a long time ago tasted like this! Like. Personally, I also like the fact that the noodles are slightly thin and curly. Let's do what we can throughout the store. It feels good to feel like we are all one. I felt like I wanted to support them. I would like to visit again and try a different menu.

Dosanko Ramen was popular all over the country before the ramen boom. It's a valuable shop that is hard to find these days, but the store before it was demolished is next door, so if you take a quick look, it looks like Dosanko Ramen is also attached. There are various menus, but the menu is simple. "Miso ramen" is the only choice. to this ``Garlic gyoza'' and ``half rice'' are the ultimate set. Dosanko's miso ramen allows you to drink all the soup to the last drop. Therefore, the ingredients needed for the final bowl are "Natto" "Corn" Topping. After drinking the soup, add the remaining toppings to the bowl at once. This is a hybrid bowl of Ezo and Hitachi rice. The half-rice with miso soup and natto and corn is thick and smooth, and the refreshing feeling that goes down your throat is just like a summer bowl. A connoisseur is to add a little gyoza miso sauce to this. I hope you continue to work hard on your precious Tosanko Ramen. Thank you for your meal.

Dosanko Ramen, which has a Showa atmosphere, is located near the Inashiki Higashi Interchange. There are slightly more expensive miso ramen such as red and white ramen, but there is also traditional cheap miso ramen, so you need to read the menu carefully.