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The other day, I visited Chinese restaurant Tenko in Kōrien for the first time. What I had this time was their signature Suribachi Miso Ramen and Yakimeshi Set. First, the ramen served was piping hot right down to the bowl, keeping its temperature well until the very end—a welcome bowl for the cold season. The broth of the miso ramen has a deep flavor expertly blending Shinshu red miso and white miso. It's rich without being cloying, offering a solid body and aroma, and the balance with the ingredients is also great. The noodles cling well to the soup and are very satisfying. The yakimeshi has a moist finish, and its moderate saltiness enhances the pairing with the ramen. Making it a set combination greatly boosts the satisfaction level. The interior has the lively vibe typical of a Chinese restaurant, with a casual atmosphere that makes it easy to drop by. For anyone wanting to enjoy miso ramen around Kōrien, this is a place you should definitely visit at least once. 📍 Kōrien Chinese Restaurant Tenko ⌛ Also recommended for lunch.

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I used to frequently visit here for a post-drinking meal since the previous generation. I would always have fried chicken and beer before ordering the miso ramen, and having come here dozens of times, that was literally the only thing I ever ordered. That's how exceptional their fried chicken and miso ramen are—a must-eat masterpiece you still crave even after drinking and eating at other places. This time, since my daughter wanted some, I came with my wife and 3 people total, and for the first time we also ordered gyoza and sweet and sour pork. These were also exceptionally good! Up until now, I categorized this place as a "post-drinking ramen shop," but it has now upgraded to an "exceptional town Chinese restaurant." They used to have a branch along the national highway, and now only this one remains, but I hope this shop continues to exist in Kōrien from now on.

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Lunch at a town Chinese restaurant in Neyagawa 3-minute walk from Keihan Kōrien Station "Suribachi Ramen" is written in large letters on a yellow sign A rare find nowadays—a shop that serves ramen in a mortar (suribachi) The interior has tables and counter seats What I ordered: ■Yakimeshi Set You can choose the ramen from miso, salt, or soy sauce This time I selected miso Piping hot and rich miso ramen served in a suribachi The yakimeshi is also quite delicious

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Right outside the west exit of Keihan Main Line Kōrien Station! Their specialty is Suribachi Miso Ramen! A town Chinese restaurant in business for over 40 years ✨️ ✍️What I ordered on this day✍️ ・Suribachi Miso Ramen ・Young Chicken Karaage ・Yakimeshi ・Draft Beer The soup is a rich broth blending Shinshu red miso and white miso. The noodles are medium-thick straight noodles with a great bite! Naturally, since I went in the summer, it must be even tastier when eaten in winter. Personally, having a mini fan on the table was top-tier hospitality!

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