Average ramen. No special free side dishes.

Good service good hospitality good staffs.

I stopped by “Ramen Kagetsu Arashi Hino Osakagami” in Hino Osakagami. Ramen shops can be hit or miss, so chain restaurants feel reassuring to enter. The interior is bright and welcoming. The staff member was from abroad, smiled, and spoke politely, which was nice. At Kagetsu, I always choose the classic “Arashi Genkotsu Ramen.” It has a pronounced richness from the pork back fat. Ramen really should pack a punch. Being able to change the flavor with the garlic and jarred garlic chives on the table is another Kagetsu pleasure, so it stays enjoyable to the last bite. There's parking, making it easy to stop by in a car.

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I visited in the morning on 2026/7/5. A young, petite female staff member served me, but she spoke quickly and quietly, so I couldn't make out what she was saying. I don't have difficulty hearing, so I'd appreciate it if she could speak a little more slowly and clearly. The ramen was very delicious.

I went in just after they opened at 11 on Sunday, and customers soon arrived one after another. It's along Koshu Kaido, and the road in front is wide, so you can turn left into it without holding up the cars behind you. I really love the golden-ratio miso ramen. I also tried a little of my partner's Buta Soba Ginjiro; rather than pork, it tasted more seafood-based with a strong bonito broth, and it was delicious. Since it's on a main road, I think it gets very busy at peak times.