Excellent ramen at reasonable prices. Service is fast. There's free parking in front although the dining room is not large and it can get full up.

A shop I had always thought was pronounced “Tomizou.” Apparently it is “Tomikura,” which I would have figured out if I had thought about it a little. Yep. I confidently ordered, “Tomizo ramen!” and laughed when they replied, “Tomikura ramen, right?” The noodles are thin and curly. The chashu is thick and meltingly tender. You can change the flavor of the chashu don with mayo partway through. The interior is stylish. The parking area fits 5 cars if packed closely. The chashu is strongly seasoned, so opinions may vary.

This shop could accommodate detailed preferences. Both the soup and noodles suited my taste. Firm, thin noodles with a rich soy sauce soup based on chicken bones and tonkotsu. The melting pork belly chashu and grilled green onions were good.

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I haven't eaten here yet, it looks interesting, for ramen I go to eateries that suit my taste‼️ If I get a chance, I'll go eat here‼️ On Sunday, January 19, I went for lunch for the first time! It was incredibly delicious‼️ Makes me want to eat it again👍 The shio ramen is the best👍 I wish the staff were a little more cheerful😱 For lunch on Sunday, February 8, I chose ramen at 富蔵, lunch on Sunday, April 12, 富蔵ラーメン

+3

I had 塩チャーシュー. The soup was light and suited my taste. The noodles were straight. I prefer curly noodles, but it didn't bother me and I enjoyed it. The lighting inside seems intentionally dim, but I want to eat somewhere bright. It was delicious, so I would like to go again.