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麺匠 一号艇

麺匠 一号艇Men Takumi Ichigo Tei

Ramen restaurant

★ 2.923 reviews

Cuisine: noodle

  • 1 Chome-1-3 Hattoriyutakamachi, Toyonaka, Osaka 561-0859, Japan
  • +81 6-4867-4007

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コヘログ5 years ago
★★★★★

Men-sho Ichigotei Rich Seafood Abura Soba ★★★★☆☆ Opened near Hattori-Tenjin Station A recently opened Abura Soba specialty store! You can choose the amount of noodles for medium or large for free! Inside the store, there is seating guidance for the first and second floors👍 The 2nd floor has table seats and is stylish and colorful! Women can also enter casually! Staff service is also cheerful, kind, and polite! By all means! 【Noodles】 Straight noodles (high water content noodles) 【Soup】 Abura soba (rich seafood) 【Topping】 Chashu, onsen egg, green onion, menma, seaweed Fried garlic

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いり5 years ago
★★★★★

I vaguely noticed it when I was shown in, but the space under the table is immediately a wall, so it's very difficult to eat. The posture is not suitable for eating as you have to lean forward quite a bit. Since the counter specifications from the previous tenant are finished, I think it would be better to just eat standing up. Abura soba is delicious, but it gets a bit cloying if it's a large portion. It might be fine for students. Since the large portion gets boring, I added garlic and chili oil little by little. Other customers said the super rich one is limited to 10 servings. I've tried it a few times and was able to eat it, but I feel like it's more often not available.

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Ken Ogata5 years ago
★★★★★

For taste, service, and COVID countermeasures, it's Good. However, there are two problems with this shop. One is the 'problem of not being able to put your feet under the counter', And the other is the 'Hattori famous, never-opening railroad crossing problem'. The 'under the counter problem' has been written by others, so please refer to that. The 'never-opening railroad crossing problem' is when the number of Hankyu trains increases in the evening, the railroad crossing does not open. That itself is not a problem, but the problem is that the exhaust gas from cars and motorcycles stuck in traffic flows into the store because the crossing does not open. Currently, there are COVID countermeasures, the entrance door is open, and the ventilation fan is running, so exhaust gas flows in heavily. If it were a modern passenger car, the exhaust gas would be relatively clean, but when poorly maintained motorcycles or diesel vehicles stop in front of the store due to traffic, exhaust gas that causes nausea fills the store. I know it's difficult in the midst of the COVID pandemic, but I pray that these problems will be solved and the store will continue to operate for a long time. PS This is not sarcasm, the bottled beer was incredibly delicious. Isn't it the best in the neighborhood?

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鳥越隆志4 years ago
★★★★★

February 22nd, 3 staff members who were there at 18:00 One of them seemed to be a newcomer, While there were customers, they were talking loudly, joking around, I thought it was a girls' high school break time, I felt unpleasant eating, and it was painful to pay money. This is the worst shop ever. I gave one star, but the system is like this. If there is a minus, it is minus 5 stars. You are operating well, I want my money back. This cannot be settled by individual irresponsibility, The looseness and sweetness of the shop were evident.

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ほえほえ4 years ago
★★★★★

The abura soba here is quite high level. Free large portion is also nice. The side menu chashu bowl is also quite delicious. Originally this property was a tapioca shop that went bankrupt in less than half a year, so the chairs are high, but that's a small thing, if you don't like it, just go to the 2nd floor seats. Star -1 because I get bothered by the employees' chatting.

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