This is a ramen shop I've been interested in for a long time, but the image was a bit different. I thought it was the same as the ramen shop I used to go to in Kyoto, Kuzuha, etc. when I was in college, but it seems it was different. The inside of the store is wider than I thought. I had soy sauce ramen and fried rice. Both ramen and fried rice are ordinary. It's just that the attitude of the staff (uncle)... I thought it wasn't very good. Well, anyway, thank you for the meal.

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Near the work site, there is a Daiichi Asahi sign. Original head office? Entered for lunch(^-^) An unusual menu at Daiichi Asahi. This time I ordered Special Yakiniku Ramen 1200 yen, Yakimeshi set 250 yen. I imagined yakiniku was beef, but sweet and spicy stir-fried pork belly is placed on top of the ramen. The ramen is ordinary. Maybe because of the sauce, it's a little sweet. Yakimeshi is also ordinary. On the table there are pickles, grated garlic, spicy miso, etc., so you can change the taste. The aftertaste is a bit persistent, a ramen that makes you thirsty. It was completely different from the Kyoto-style Daiichi Asahi. Thank you for the meal✨

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Because I usually eat bland food, I thought it was thick, but the taste was delicious. I ordered miso ramen.

A ramen shop that is spacious despite the small entrance. It was a normally delicious ramen shop. The fried rice was very much to my liking. The ramen is... not the hard type that is popular now, but the softness of old-fashioned Chinese noodles. The set menu is also rich and it is a shop where you can eat delicious ramen quickly and cheaply.

There are people who complain because they mistakenly thought this was Daiichi Asahi without looking it up, but this is a ramen shop called Ganso Daiichi Asahi. The set meals are also complete. Today I ordered the miso ramen fried chicken set. There are various types of ramen, but they are all finished to be easy to eat. For meat lovers who want to eat a lot, I recommend taro ramen or yakiniku ramen. The fried chicken is also seasoned, so it's delicious even without dipping anything. Free pickles, garlic, red ginger, wet towels, etc. are self-service. The parking lot is only in the gravel area on the right side of the store. The asphalt part is Matsuya's parking lot.