Really nice bowl of ramen. Excellent kimchi! Staff is very friendly also.

Quick service, Fuujin (風神) Ramen was amazing, and extremely reasonably priced. Great quick lunch spot

Fuujin Ramen, miso tonkotsu ramen half-chahan set. Given the location, naturally there are many drivers. You can choose from 3 levels of spiciness, and when I chose the middle mildly spicy one, it was just right. The noodles are medium-thin straight, and the soup is a rich miso. For this type of shop, it's above average. It's a pity there's no Worcestershire sauce, but the all-you-can-take garlic chips, slightly sweet kimchi, and red pickled ginger are delightful. 😋

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First visit Having a face-to-face ordering system feels secure and helpful There is also warmth (this is my personal subjective view) From ordering to serving, it's fast compared to other shops Being along a national highway, the staff look prompt and experienced The free service on the table is good And it is kept neat and clean. Besides counter seats and table seats, there are tatami seats in the back, a feeling that allows a wide range of customers from solo diners to families The staff also give energetic greetings and wonderful smiles. Thank you For ramen, I ordered the shop's No.1 Fuujin ramen half-chahan set and 6 pieces of fried chicken Fuujin ramen has a firm, rich pork bone soy sauce accented with pepper which is delicious. I'm glad it also has bean sprouts. The fried rice is not defeated by the richness of the ramen, a strong flavor to my liking (since I prefer strong flavors) and it's delicious The fried chicken also came with salt & pepper and curry powder, but I first ate it as is, since the seasoning is solid it's delicious enough as is. Of course, it went well with both salt & pepper and curry powder. Finished everything deliciously, thank you for the meal. Thank you The toilet is also kept neat, and there is a toilet seat cover which was nice, thank you for the kind consideration

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Ordered the Fuujin ramen half fried rice set. Since it's a Tonkichi group, kimchi is free. Maybe the kimchi is a little different from other stores❓ It included radish kimchi not just Chinese cabbage. This was good in its own way. The ramen is topped with thickly cut green onions, but perhaps because they weren't soaked in water after cutting, I felt a slight spiciness. I think this way of cutting green onions changes the taste of the soup. The half fried rice was delicious, but 400 yen for the portion feels a little high. The counter has partitions set up so you can eat peacefully. The distance from the next seat is also plenty of space. Other Tonkichi group shops have abundant services like free large noodles, so without such services, it gives the image of a slightly overpriced ramen shop.