Tanmen: 800 yen. The noodles have a chewy feel and good texture. The vegetables had a crunchy feel. The amount of vegetables is about 200g? I'm happy that there were a lot of wood ear mushrooms~ The soup has a strong salt content. The free grated ginger had a weak flavor and was salty. Customer service is normal. The interior of the shop felt reasonably clean, but the air conditioning was effective and it was comfortable. Thank you for the meal.

+2

If it didn't call itself Asakusa Ramen or something unnecessary, I would have given it 3 stars... but the 300 yen grilled gyoza unexpectedly had magnificent wings, so +1 star. The image is a normal Japanese-style Chinese restaurant run by Chinese people, if you want to fill your stomach while drunk without being bad, 4 stars. Ramen has a light taste, and the all-you-can-eat rice is bad. On the window of the men's restroom, there are artificial morning glories on the lattice work, it must be a souvenir from the previous tenant, but I like this. By the way, payment is cash only.

+3

The meat juice of the gyoza with wings is incredible. Sour is cheap at 200 yen and draft beer is also a good deal at 290 yen. Salt butter ramen was also delicious. I'm happy that the price is reasonable (^∇^)

+3

A shop I was curious about because it's close to home. Smoking is outside the shop. The good point is that the cost performance is very good. The amount is reasonable and the price is cheap. Alcohol is also cheap. The taste is strict. It's Mapo Tofu, but it's a half-baked taste that I can't believe was made by a Chinese person. You should stop eating ramen. And, I ordered without green onions, and even though they repeated it, it was definitely in it. Even though I was the only customer, the spring rolls I ordered additionally were forgotten. It's quite something that both of them forgot even though the floor girl called out the order loudly and the inside replied.

The location, the shop's construction, and the size are impeccable. An aunt with stumbling Japanese, whether it's a parent-child or a couple, is serving customers. The menu is abundant, and the price is very cheap, even if you order a 500 yen ramen, you can serve yourself rice. I had cold Chinese noodles (750 yen), but Fukushin, Ichibankan, and Bamiyan are cheaper and tastier. The taste is completely different, I think they probably don't understand Japanese cold Chinese noodles. A strange oil remains in the mouth, there is no effect of vinegar, and there is no depth in the taste at all. It was disappointing.

+3