Edogawa City, Tokyo, Japan｜Mikaku hanten

Yakiniku is on it, that's all, It is a five-star ramen that was unlikely. The sweet ramen soup has a lot of meat on it and is satisfying enough to eat. Perfect with the addition of rice. *When ordering, it is important to clearly state that the yaki meat is “ramen.” (Not to be mistaken for yaki meat rice)

Chashu men and half fried rice. The char siu was much better than I expected, even though it had the traditional taste. The pork is thick and large, with lots of flavor, and can hold 4 pieces. On the other hand, are there different tastes for fried rice? It's chewy and has a solid texture. However, I personally liked it. However, the pork in the chashu men is firm, so the half-fried rice is quite filling. The volume is already full.

I use this store often because it's close to work, and it's the kind of store I want near my home. The prices are very reasonable, and the store clerks are willing to help you without asking too much. However, it is not that it is blunt, but it seems that it maintains a good distance between cars. There are many menu items, but please try the ramen first. The noodles are Tsurushiko's egg noodles, and the soup has a lot of ``non-addictive oil'' that makes it ``addictive.'' Ramen and half fried rice set, ramen and gyoza (3 pieces) are the standard. Yakiniku rice, which is also on the set menu, has plenty of cabbage, garlic and ginger grilled pork belly, soup, cold tofu, and rice. This is also recommended. Although I can't say it's a beautiful shop, This is a casual Chinese Banzai that you can eat easily.