Old-fashioned soy sauce ramen, the deliciousness of the soup and noodles is a given, plus plenty of small green onions and crunchy thin bean sprouts are the best! Although it's a nostalgic and comforting taste, I'm really grateful that I can get it at a low price. The oden ordered with it is also exquisite, my favorites are the daikon, egg, and konnyaku that have the flavor soaked in, and the beef tendon overflowing with umami. It's a famous shop that you absolutely cannot miss when you come to Kumihama, where you can encounter the same warmth and deliciousness no matter when you come!

+3

Kyoto soy sauce ramen! But the oden was Kansai style. Both the ramen and oden were delicious. I put a little kimchi in the ramen to make it a kimchi ramen (lol). The noodles felt very good and were perfect for my taste. I want to eat it again, so I will visit again, thank you for the meal. The ladies who made it were very energetic.

+1

I came to Kumihama for work. Since it was lunchtime, I was looking for a nearby restaurant and found Kurukuru-tei. The parking lot can hold quite a few cars, but it was almost full. It's very popular, isn't it? Since it was my first visit, I ordered the large soy sauce ramen written at the top of the menu. The bowl arrived shortly after. When I sipped the soup, there was no impact that made me think "This is delicious!", but it was a gentle soup without sharp edges that slowly conveyed its deliciousness. I think the noodles are supplied from a noodle factory, but they were neither bad nor particularly good. I was able to enjoy it safely. The staff who served me were also elderly women, and it felt like I was visiting my grandmother's house in the countryside, and it was nice that they treated me kindly. I thought the shop was crowded because both the ramen and the ladies make people feel relaxed. I will use it again when I am nearby. Thank you for the meal.

+2

I visited before closing at 20:00, but they let me in despite preparing to close. I ordered chashu ramen, it had a gentle taste, not too thin and not too thick, and it was a taste that becomes addictive as you eat or drink it many times. The owner and the two female staff members served us very politely. This is a shop I definitely want to visit again when I visit Kumihama-cho. Thank you very much.

A retro ramen shop in town, a popular shop always full of locals, the salt ramen was innovative with plum paste! The chashu here is seriously delicious. The soup covers the basics and isn't innovative, but that's fine. This is a friendly ramen shop with great service from the ladies, rooted in the community.

+3