Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜久留米やきとり いちころ 町田店

This is my~ The ramen was also delicious. The clerk was a good-looking guy.

A yakitori restaurant in Kurume. But in addition to the yakitori, I heard that the ramen is actually delicious, so I decided to visit. The ramen served is Kurume ramen, as the name Kurume stands for. Are you just making yakitori in your spare time? To be honest, I didn't have high expectations, but when I tried it, I thought, ``It's so delicious!'' ! ” A little surprising level. For better or worse, the soup has lost its pork bone smell, but it is thick and viscous, typical of Kurume. This high viscosity allows it to mix well with the noodles and make the food go well. Furthermore, the soup made using the recall method (addition) is rich in collagen. Since it's from Kurume, I think it's okay for the ramen to be a little harsh, like the smell of pork bones, but it's a very solid ramen. The quality of this ramen at an izakaya is so perfect that it easily surpasses that of the average ramen shop. It's delicious! ! There are also some difficulties. It's an izakaya that mainly serves yakitori, including the atmosphere inside. If ramen is your only goal, you'll need a strong and unbreakable heart, and on top of that, ramen isn't on the menu. It takes a lot of courage to enter the store and order ramen. However, the clerk's response is great, so even if you order ramen, they will gladly accommodate you. Thank you for the meal.

The staff were fun and we had a great time. Of course the food was delicious too.