Chikusei, Ibaraki, Japan｜なかむら屋

Since it is a tenanted location, parking is not a problem. The price is high, but considering the historical background, it can't be helped. It might be easier to order since they only have soy sauce base. A branch of a ramen shop with its main store located in Setagaya, Tokyo. Sakai Seimen's medium-thick noodles are plump and chewy, and the crisp and refreshing soup will be well-received by elderly people who are tired of eating too much food. The default presentation and light taste (although it does include menma) gives the impression that it is a bit similar to Narashino's "Kaizan".

Relaxing! The ramen is so delicious that even though it's light, it's filling. It's completely my preference, but I think ramen is better than tsukemen. Tsukemen has a strong flavor that makes you want to eat it in summer.

A ramen shop that follows the flow of ramen shops Soup is pork bone soy sauce, green onion ramen is delicious! P.S. Addictive salty ``Tsukemen'' Boiled offal and beef tendon are also delicious (^^)