Ryugasaki, Ibaraki, Japan｜麺や まさき

It was my first time visiting. At lunchtime, there were only two other customers besides us, so... That's what I thought, but then the place was full and some people were lining up outside. I had cheese gyoza and mizore ramen. It was so delicious that I ended up drinking all the soup. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely visit again.

I have repeated it several times with my family. The soup is pork bone soy sauce, and when you take a bite, the richness and umami spread in your mouth, and it's delicious. Green onions, char siu, seaweed, homemade noodles, all of them are of a very high level. I've never ordered sleet ramen with umeboshi because I'm not good at grated daikon radish, but if you like it, I'm sure you'll be hooked. I ate green onion ramen topped with umeboshi, and it matches the soup exquisitely. This is a restaurant that satisfies both those who like light food and those who like thicker food. The owner and staff are very pleasant, so you can bring your children with confidence. I've never been to the famous Gankoya Ramen, but I think I'll try it next time.

I always go there because I want to eat sleet ramen, but there are so many different kinds that I get lost in front of the ticket vending machine. Any ramen is delicious. If the master remembers your face, he will give you various services. If you go with your family, they will serve gyoza, and if you go alone, they will bake 3 gyoza for you. It's always bad, and I wanted to eat shiso gyoza, so when I ordered it, the whole family was given a free flavored egg. When it's not busy, both the master and the woman (wife?) will talk to you friendly. There are only two parking lots in front of the store along the main street. The space next to it is the parking lot of the store next to the beauty salon, so please do not park there. It seems that it is okay to park at Gusto next door instead. (confirmed by master) The parking lot in front is difficult to park, so I park directly at Gusto.