Cheap, fast, delicious! The service was good too! These days, 650円 for a bowl of ramen is incredibly cheap〜 The gyoza and fried rice were delicious too! The food was served quickly and tasted great. I'd like to go again if I get the chance!

Visited for lunch😁 At lunchtime there are good-value lunch sets and daily specials that feel like a bargain✨ Actually, this was my first time back at 珉珉 in over a decade🤤 This time I'd already decided what I wanted (tenshinhan and shoyu ramen), so I ordered those. Selected from the set menu, it was 850円😁 Really good value✨ Though the tenshinhan is a mini portion☺️ 『Tenshinhan』 Carrots, bamboo shoots, and green onions inside the egg, topped with a thick soy sauce gravy. I hadn't had it in ages, but it tasted nostalgic🤤 Unchanged from the flavor I had long ago, and delicious😋 『Shoyu ramen』 Chashu, green onions, bean sprouts, wakame, wood ear mushrooms A light broth made from bones and vegetables with soy sauce flavor, giving it a Showa-era feel👅 This is classic, old-school shoyu ramen✨ Compared with today's ramen made with meticulously crafted broths, it might be a little underwhelming, but it is delicious in its own nostalgic way. Good for anyone wanting nostalgic ramen😘

【Transferred to Osaka edition】There is no parking. Use a nearby paid parking lot or the イオン parking lot. The restaurant is on basement level 1. Recommended because gyoza are half price on dates containing 3, and the set menus are inexpensive. The fried rice had nicely separated grains and was very delicious. Summer-only items like tomato cold noodles were very delicious too.

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It isn't very crowded, so even one or two people can relax comfortably without feeling awkward. However, I was a little disappointed that the gyoza, apparently the restaurant's specialty, arrived with limp, torn skins as though they had been reheated. I first ordered the evening drinks set for 1,080円, which includes one beer or other drink and several snacks, but what came was the aforementioned gyoza, 2 pieces of karaage, a small handful of wilted edamame, and 2 slices of long-pickled cucumber, leaving me a bit dispirited. Nearby establishments in the same underground shopping area have cheaper alcohol and higher-quality food, but this place seems to have an extensive set meal menu, so it might suit people who want a proper filling meal or somewhere to settle in.

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Visited because gyoza is apparently half price on dates containing 3. It had only just opened, but it was already about 80% full. Ordered the champon and fried rice set, plus one serving of gyoza. The fried rice was a little moist. The champon noodles weren't thick; they seemed like the same noodles used for ramen. The gyoza, the main reason for coming, had thin wrappers and were a bit soggy everywhere except the seared side, but that was delicious. The mall it's in is becoming run-down, so I hope they keep doing their best and stay in business.

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