Ibaraki, Japan｜Yamaokaya Mito South

Perhaps because it faces the national highway, there is always a constant stream of customers. The taste is always consistent and delicious. All the staff are kind.

The Yamaoka family is now expanding nationwide. I remember that this shop opened in Japan at the end of the Showa era under the name ``Ramen Yamaoka-ya'' along Six Country Streets in Ushiku City, Ibaraki Prefecture. There are also three stores in Mito that I often go to: Jonan store, Mito Minami store, and Uchihara store. That's amazing. When you enter the store, there is a ticket vending machine where you can purchase your order first. There are counter seats, box seats, and tatami mats. I wanted to sit in the box seats where you don't have to take off your shoes, but it was full, so I took the tatami room in the back. My family (father, mother and daughter) used it today. I wanted to eat tsukemen, so I ordered the soy sauce tsukemen. After 10 minutes, my order was safely delivered. I ordered a large serving, and although it was a huge amount, I was able to enjoy the chewy noodles, but thanks to the heat serving, I was able to enjoy all of the chewy, thick noodles without much stress. Incidentally, a bowl of soup was also brought along. My daughter only had children's ramen. It looked delicious and tasted just like the adult version. My wife ordered the limited edition beef offal miso ramen. This was moderately spicy, but the offal was chewy and very chewy and delicious. On the way home, my daughter used the gacha coins she got from the children's ramen to experience the gacha gacha at the store. There were separate sections for boys and girls, and my child's mood was high the whole time I went there and left. By the way, if you buy the children's ramen separately, you can only spin the gacha-gacha, but if you buy it as a set, you can get more toys by drawing lots. It's a ramen shop, but I gave it a 5 star because I could come here with my family. Of course, the taste was also great. I will also use it m(_ _)m

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