Enjoyed the home-made dished and the comic books on bookshelf. Big portion with fair price. Miso soup is good.

I'd been curious about it for a while and went with a friend from Date. I'd already decided on teki rice from the menu. I wanted a large rice, but even the regular serving was about as much as a large. The taste was delicious too.

Stopped by for brunch after a morning bath while car camping. My husband ordered a large fried rice, partly to share, and after some hesitation I ordered shio ramen. The wait was about normal, I'd say. The disappointing part was the fried rice. Maybe they got the water wrong when cooking the rice? It was really soft, and when scooped with a spoon it clumped together like dumplings. I regretted making it a large. Still, the two of us somehow finished it. (Ordering a large and leaving some would be...) The shio ramen, however, had a nostalgic soup reminiscent of the Showa era, perfect for morning ramen. I love this kind of ramen! If I could ask for more, slightly firmer noodles would make it perfect! It was a delicious soup that reminded me of the long-established Gin◯ in Kushiro. Next time I'd like to try the fried rice made with normal rice. I feel like the flavor wasn't bad. I hesitated about posting, but the shio ramen was super delicious, so I posted. Looking forward to next time!!

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R070605　First visit The shop is clean, but there's an atmosphere that feels somehow nostalgic, like early Heisei. Prices are reasonable too (is that Heisei as well!?). Yeah, I was really soothed by the clean-diner feel. I had the shio ramen. It was a bit on the salty side, but the taste was good. The noodles were pretty soft, though (I like them firm) So I gave it ☆3, but I really liked the dashi flavor, so next time I'll try ordering something else on the menu.

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Visited right after opening. First, there's only one child's chair. The adult chairs are low too, so for a kindergartner the table is high and they have to kneel up on the chair to eat. I ordered the summer-only zaru ramen and was told "we can't do it right now"; when I asked, they said they don't have it. If they can't make it that day, I wish they'd say so beforehand or remove it from the menu. We went as 2 adults and 2 kids and ordered 3 shio ramen and a katsudon, but for some reason only one shio ramen came. Unless we asked, no small plates for the kids came, and no forks either. The taste wasn't very good either. Cheap with big portions is nice, but it's a shame.