Frankly speaking, judging by the appearance, I thought this place would go out of business soon, but since they are still operating hard during the pandemic, I thought maybe it's delicious despite the look, so I threw away my prejudice and stopped by. I pressed the button for the Tonkotsu Shoyu @780 yen, which is written as the classic. I didn't eat rice, but it's self-service and all-you-can-eat. Well, the conclusion is that my intuition was right, the noodles and soup were overall super low-level bad ramen. It also had menma, which is heresy for Iekei (a level that cannot be recognized as Iekei). Among Iekei ramen, which is usually safe wherever you eat, it's rare to find such an inferior Iekei (more accurately, Iekei-style)... It's also strange that Enka is always playing in the background like an Izakaya from the Showa era. There is a famous Iekei shop 'Inoko' nearby, and there are decent Iekei shops at the neighboring stations, so it's strange that they can continue.

All-you-can-eat rice was not available. It seems they stopped. Today I ordered ramen 680 and 3 pieces of chashu 250. The oil in the soup is low, but it's salty. Besides the extra chashu, there is a decent amount of spinach, menma, and green onions, so it's a pity that because there is little soup, it cools down quickly..

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This is my favorite place for ramen. Everytime i'm sad i come to eat here because the ramen is very tasty and the staff have a kind smile. 750¥ for ramen and 300¥ for gyoza, so good. With the new menu you can also order fried rice and chicken. This is my favorite place for ramen. Everytime i'm sad i come to eat here because the ramen is very tasty and the staff have a kind smile. 750¥ for ramen and 300¥ for gyoza, so good. With the new menu you can also order fried rice and chicken. Thank you very much. Thank you for the meal.

All-you-can-eat rice is nice, but the main ramen has a taste that doesn't make you want to eat rice, which is a problem. I wish the soup had a bit more depth, then it would be more like Iekei. Having a hand-washing area near the ticket machine is helpful in this day and age.

You can choose the firmness of the noodles, the richness of the soup, and the amount of oil. The taste is standard and rich like Yokohama Iekei. You can also choose between soy sauce and salt. It's a type where you buy tickets at a ticket machine, and credit cards cannot be used. Only 1000 yen bills can be used, so if you want to use 10,000 yen or 5,000 yen bills, ask the shop staff to exchange them.