I stumbled upon this ramen restaurant while riding along Route 307. The restaurant opens at 11:30 AM, and when I arrived around 11:40 AM, there was already an incredibly long line. I waited for about 45 minutes before finally getting my ramen. Unfortunately, the Tsukemen (limited to 20 servings per day) was already sold out, but the other noodle dishes were equally fantastic. The pepper spice was notably strong, and you could add more pepper oil if you prefer extra heat. The rice is a definite must-try. Despite only having two staff members, they managed the busy restaurant efficiently. I highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!

The place offer limited tsukemen or normal ramen which is pretty delicious. Its location is pretty hard to access without a car, and usually are slightly packed with around 20min waiting time. Taste was great, broth is good, where the best part is the pepper oil, which is basically grounded pepper with oil, that enhance the broth significantly!!!

Pepper lovers, you’re in luck. Appareya My Ramen is a small shop in the hills of Joyo City, Kyoto and they serve up lots of peppery ramen goodness. Their delicious smoked chashu has a lot of black pepper taste and their salt broth has distinct notes of fish, pork, and Sichuan pepper. They also hand make their amazing noodles. I ordered their Nigo Chashu Ramen for 1150¥, which is a bit deeper broth than their usual. You can upsize to a large portion of noodle for free. Just be aware, as they are a small couple-run shop, they have random closed days during the week, so check their website before you head over.

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Excellent Ramen, if you are driving in this region and need to stop for lunch, stop here. I will assume if you are out this far you know how to respect Japanese culture and etiquette, these operators command your respect from the quality of their food and their service. I enjoyed and excellent ramen thick with flavour and texture. Their pork loin is beautifully seasoned and deserves a review of its own.

Very very very good Tsukemen. It 's wonderful Tsukemen in the world but don't have English menu It's a ramen for local require Japanese language to talk with staff