Nagoya, Aichi, Japan｜Ankakeya Chikusa Ekimae

Junky Nagoya style pasta!

Ankake spa restaurant with relatively mild bean paste. It's a restaurant that can only accommodate one or two people, but the service is quick and there are many original menu items, so you'll want to go there regularly. And although the price seems to have increased, I still think it's a reasonable price and a good value for money. It's listed as No. 1 on the menu, and Popeye has simple ingredients of spinach and bacon, but it goes well with the bean paste here! The original hot noodles (Taiwanese ramen ingredients) are also quite good. Also, in my opinion, small bottles of beer are available at a reasonable price of around 350 yen, and you can easily eat ankake spa with beer, so you might want to order something as a snack. ! If you top it with an omelet type (there are about 4 types) such as Piccata, it will be a hearty and satisfying snack! !

I wanted to eat Nagoya's specialty, Ankake Pasta, so I went to Ankakeya in front of Chikusa Station. It's a small store with only counter seats. There is no parking lot, so I parked at a nearby coin parking lot. Ankakeya's sauce has a mild spiciness, and personally, I really like this ankake pasta. The thick noodles are chewy and delicious when combined with the rich sauce. You might think that Ankake Pasta is the same no matter where you eat it, but it's actually quite different. Famous places in Nagoya include Spaghetti House Yokoi, Ciao, Yuzen Sohonten, and Karametei. But I like the Ankake family. By the way, the price is also reasonable. There are many independent Ankake Pasta shops in the city, so if you ever come to Nagoya, I would recommend you to check them out. ..........Ankakeya Chikusa Ekimae store................... 1-2-2 Imaike, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture