Great value! The real thrill of Iekei! Order one ramen and the rice is all-you-can-eat! Hugely supported by men! The punchy soup makes the rice go down fast! Date visited 2026.4.8 A chain that's been opening more and more Iekei ramen shops lately 【Konshinya】 Rice refills are endless. It's getting huge support from men. Since ordering one ramen gets you all-you-can-eat rice, with Iekei's strong flavor you can have as many bowls as you like. I went for 2 bowls myself~ But。。 I couldn't manage as many as I thought (lol) Probably age。。 But the young guy nearby was amazing! He ate 5 bowls (lol) Wow What I had was the popular menu item with seared chashu and quail eggs 【Konshin Ramen Shoyu 980 yen】 You can choose miso, shio, or shoyu flavor. Noodle firmness, amount of oil, and flavor strength can also be chosen. I went with shoyu flavor, firm noodles, normal oil, normal flavor Well, the classic order The 【Konshin Ramen】 I ordered contains regular chashu and seared chashu, seasoned egg and quail eggs, so it's a ramen where you can compare them. It also had nori and spinach, and was quite hearty. The seasoned egg and chashu are good for one bowl of rice, the spinach and nori for another bowl of rice I'm full。。 The strong ones were even eating rice with the noodles (lol) As expected I've put on weight recently, so I'm in a period of resisting rice refills, but coming to Iekei makes that impossible (lol) Thank you for the meal

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Konshinya in Nango. An Iekei ramen shop you'll want to stop by when you want to enjoy a solidly rich flavor. The thick noodles go well with the soup with its tonkotsu richness, and it's very filling. Being able to adjust the strength of flavor and noodle firmness to your liking is part of the fun unique to Iekei ramen. The portions are big, so I recommend going hungry. It goes well with plain white rice! Easy to use along Nango-dori, recommended when you have a sudden craving for rich ramen.

If you want ramen as thick as stew, this is the place! It was a rich, heavy, punchy Iekei ramen. Rice refills are free and menu prices are affordable, which was nice. I see reviews saying it's salty, but since it's the thick type, that's to be expected. However, the tsukemen is salty unless you order the large size.

Whether you like ramen or not is a matter of personal taste, but I like the ramen here. I love the black pepper miso lol Order ramen and you get all-you-can-eat rice, and until recently you served yourself from a warming jar, but it's been changed to a rice serving device. This is better hygienically too.

I had the Konshinya Ramen (miso) at Konshinya. Rich and full-bodied, keeping the punch typical of Iekei while having the mellowness of miso, so it was easy to eat. Adding the spinach topping neutralizes the saltiness of the miso nicely, and the balance makes you want to drink the soup to the end. Adding white-haired green onion (shiraganegi) gives a crisp accent, and it doesn't get too heavy. The ticket machine accepts cards, which is convenient, and the parking lot is fairly large, so it's easy to get to. And with all-you-can-eat white rice, miso soup × rice ended up as a stuffed-belly course. I think it's a place you can rely on for days when you want Iekei.

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