Hiroshima, Japan｜Rakubaru

I visited because I wanted to eat Jiro-style food. When I looked at the menu, I was surprised to see two bowls of thick noodles, but when I looked at the ticket machine, I was relieved that one bowl was OK. The soup is a thick emulsified soup. It clings tightly to the thick noodles. Also, I was grateful that I could use PayPal. Next time I would like to try Genghis Khan at night.

We had lamb meat and wild boar meat from Hiroshima prefecture. Thank you to the store clerk for giving us a lecture on how to bake. I think there are many people who don't like lamb meat, but I think it's a shop that offers delicious meat with less habit. Lamb chops were great. Is there a soupless dandan noodle "Raku" in the affiliated store? There is also soupless dandan noodles, so it is recommended for finishing. Because it is near Yokogawa station, it is easy to access. There is no parking lot.

I chose Rakujiro 120g! (Sorry, it was my second house so I chose the smaller one😅) I went there without knowing that it was Jiro-style, but I was satisfied ☺️ The char siu is delicious, and the boiled egg that comes with it without toppings is also nice ✨ Next time I would like to try a different menu or the real Genghis Khan🤤 Additional: I received the Genghis Khan set meal. Australian lamb costs 1,000 yen, domestic lamb costs 2,000 yen, and mixed meat costs 1,600 yen.This time, I wanted to compare the tastes, so I chose a mix. You can get a second helping of rice for any set meal✨ No one was eating Genghis Khan from noon, so everyone was eating ramen, and I was eating it all by myself, spreading the sizzling sound and smell throughout the store, and being looked at with envy.🥺Sasen! Ah, domestically produced meat is definitely delicious🤤 Add: This time I received Australian Genghis Khan! As expected, the price has been raised to 1200 yen, perhaps due to the rush to raise prices, but there is nothing we can do about it 🥺