Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan｜Chitose Ramen

As for the taste, it was very delicious. However, it doesn't go so far as to say, ``Past 1, it's so good''; the thoughtfulness is the best. I ordered ramen, gyoza, and beer, but first I was served beer. Next came the dumplings, and here they are! When the time was right, I slowly put on my ramen bowl. This may only be understood by people who order beer, but at most restaurants, the beer comes first, followed by the ramen bowl, which is boiled first. Well, it's obvious, but it takes a long time to bake gyoza. Well, I really want to enjoy gyoza and beer. Naturally, when you come to the ramen restaurant, you start eating the ramen. In the worst case scenario, the gyoza arrives after eating ramen and drinking beer. I'll never go to a store like that again (lol) but be careful if you go to a store that you know (lol) So, in the case of this restaurant, they adjusted the cooking of the ramen later and served the beer and gyoza first, and the ramen came out shortly after. Very thoughtful! However, the reality is that there is no need for stores to go that far. When ordering, if you say ``ramen, gyoza, and beer,'' just serve them in the order they are made. Beer → Ramen → Gyoza, no problem at all. However, I'm sure that the owner and his wife sensed the atmosphere and served us beer, gyoza, and ramen in that order. It was a satisfying lunch. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, and thank you for the meal!

It's a bit of a walk from the station Increased excitement! The noodles are hard and I really like them! Unlike the visual Not too dark. Local Takeoka Ramen It had a “Umenoya” feel to it! The price is too low!

dark. It's just the color. People from Kyoto might not be able to eat it just by looking at it. However, it is not as salty as Kyoto. The appearance and menu are typical of residential areas. One of the culmination of ramen shops in this field. This draft in winter is also seasoned. A fragrant soup that has a soy sauce flavor but is sweet. A piece of chashu is creamy and the snow peas go well with this ramen. Ramen and small fried rice cost 730 yen. Some people find the aroma bitter and give it a low rating, but those with a palate that can appreciate complex flavors should definitely come here. People who say it's bitter and not tasty are just childish people. The other reviews are written as if people in the neighborhood gave them a fair rating, but those with high ratings simply have a complex sense of taste. It's just like there's no point in saying anything to someone who can't eat green peppers. The name of the store is not modern or luxurious, but it is a true Showa era store. For people with simple tastes, the ramen may taste burnt.