Really good food and good service but was pretty loud

I heard the Shio Ramen was delicious and managed to try it during GW〜 Since Sunday is their regular closing day, I could not eat here on my holiday drives, so I was glad they were open during GW this time. The Shio Wasabi Ramen, topped generously with yamawasabi that is currently in season, was very delicious. The curry rice looked good too, so next time I would like to have Katsu Curry.

A relaxing diner run by 2 women (mother and daughter, perhaps?). Just inside is a counter seating about 2 people, with a spacious raised seating area farther back. We ordered Shio Wasabi Ramen and Shoyu Wasabi Ramen. It may partly have been because it was quiet, but the food arrived incredibly fast🍜 I was worried when I saw the heap of yamawasabi on top, but even dissolving it all into the soup was no problem at all. It makes a refreshing broth with the flavor of yamawasabi. Both were delicious, but if you want to taste the yamawasabi more, I think I would recommend the Shio Ramen😌

I had a day off work, so I dropped by casually. I pictured a countryside diner, but the interior was cleaner and tidier than expected. Shoyu Wasabi Ramen and a small rice. Exactly a thousand yen altogether. I thought the yamawasabi would be much sharper, but not at all. I felt they could add a little more? The broth was a little strong, but dissolving the wasabi made it just right. It was delicious.

I arrived about ３０ minutes early, but they kindly told me, “We can make it as soon as the water boils, so please rest inside.” After a while, I ordered Yamawasabi Ramen (shio). With plenty of grated yamawasabi yet a gentle flavor, I finished it in no time. The staff's lovely personalities soothed me too, making for a wonderful lunchtime.