Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan｜Tairiku

Cheap, delicious, and filling My favorite store with all three features. A long time ago in the Showa era. If the store was busy, the regular customers would know and help out. Even in the Reiwa era, this store is still like that. I like menma from this store, so I ordered it separately, but unfortunately it seems like they don't do it anymore. Since you are all elderly, I hope you will continue to eat delicious ramen.

Founded in 1969, it has been loved by the people of Hiratsuka for more than 50 years. The noren curtain with a play on the word "Mina Koi" and a phone number on it gives a sense of age, and the menu samples have darkened from exposure to the sun. And what makes me laugh is how the proprietress, who was blunt, took orders, as I had heard in advance. Just because you see it in the sample outside, don't display things that aren't meat dumplings, ``No!'', then crab balls, ``No! We don't have any of that!'' I think it would be better to remove them from the menu, but inside... Perhaps it's because Hiratsuka citizens are so knowledgeable about food, that most of the items they ask for are fried rice, gyoza, and Katayaki soba. The taste is a little salty and sweet with a hint of flavor, but the platter is unusually voluminous and the piping hot soup is overflowing. Still, including that kind of thing is probably the real pleasure of town Chinese. When I asked her at the checkout, ``Why did you choose the name Continent?'' she was shy and smiled for the first time, but she said she didn't know the answer, so maybe she'll give me some hints when she becomes a regular customer. I look forward to it.

The Machi Chuka. It was plentiful and delicious. Even if you eat two dishes, it will cost you less than 1,000 yen. Thank you for the meal. There is no parking lot, so go to the coin parking lot.