Fukuchan, a ramen chain marked by the sign of a Chinese girl often seen in Osaka Prefecture. Making you think the girl's name is Fukuchan, it's actually Menmen. The basic menu is a light tonkotsu soup called Osaka tonkotsu, but I ordered the Chinese cabbage pork soy sauce ramen with lots of vegetables so there's less guilt even when eating it. The price is 910 yen and you can choose the noodle firmness. The soup is richer than expected and goes well with the Chinese cabbage. It also contains grated daikon radish and yuzu pepper, so if you break and mix them in little by little, you might not get tired of it until the very end. I thought the grated daikon would dilute the flavor, but that wasn't the case at all, and the flavor remained rich. The restaurant only has counter and table seats. It has a slightly old-fashioned, so-called atmospheric vibe where you can enter without pretense. Ordering is basically via a touch panel. Kimchi is all-you-can-eat self-service. The staff's customer service isn't bad either. The toilet location is confusing, and while I was in the store, all 3 out of 3 people mistakenly opened the tool closet door. Dedicated parking available. You can park across the street from the store.

2026.06.04 Visited for lunch, ordered Hakata Ramen for 770 yen, then saw the limited-time, lunch-only kaedama (extra noodle refill) for 10 yen and added an order ♪ The ramen itself is average, I guess. The noodles are thin which is good, but they don't have much wheat aroma. The soup is also too light and lacks a punch. I'll order chahan next time.

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Stopped by for the first time in a while 😆😆😆 Kadoma branch limited menu 😁😁😁 Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen and half-chahan set 🍜 Went after a while and it was delicious 😋😋😋 Kaedama for 10 yen 🤯🤯🤯 I ended up ordering an extra serving 🤣🤣🤣 Went during an early time slot so it was empty 😆😆 The store clerk was also friendly, making the Kadoma branch a place I want to go to again 😁😁😁

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First time seeing it. It's ordinary or rather a nostalgic taste. The kimchi bar is recommended. It wasn't a bonus, it was serious.

I noticed it when I came here previously and was curious, so I visited today. The inside of the store is also clean and it's styled with modern touch panel ordering. My companion ordered Fukuchan Ramen, and I ordered the chashu men half-chahan set. Both were delicious. Somehow it had an old-fashioned taste, a mysterious experience of feeling nostalgia even though it was my first time eating it. Also, several kinds of kimchi are all-you-can-eat for free, and the staff move briskly, making it a solid restaurant.

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