Gouriki Daruma-ya - Itabashi City

It is a 0-minute walk from Exit A3 of Motohasunuma Station on the Mita Line. It is next to Matsuya. Only the counter is a "family" shop with about 9 seats. There is a macho Dharma sign so you won't get lost. ---------- 2021.3.28 postscript I've found some things and changes, so I'll add them. ・ 10 white point cards have been collected. It was said that one cup of ramen was free, but it was only "normal ramen 700 yen". ・ Takuan on the table is gone. ---------- I visited around 19:10 on weekdays, but there was no one in the store. For the time being, I will buy a meal ticket at the ticket vending machine. I'm curious about the menus of Akadaruma and Small Dalmaster, but since it's the first time, I decided to go from the usual "ramen 650 yen to 700 yen". I asked for a meal ticket (noodles are hard, have a strong taste, and are usually oily). And when you look around the table, there are a lot of seasonings! I've never seen so many places. Pickles are Kyu-chan and Takuan. As seasonings, we confirmed bean plate soy sauce, raw grated garlic, ground sesame, dried sesame, curry powder, vinegar, arabiki garlic, ichimi chili, shichimi chili, onion powder, black pepper, and ginger powder. You will get rice from the rice cooker right after you enter the store at the timing when you are likely to get a bowl in about 7 or 8 minutes. (Rice is free all day and refills are free) Rice will be served by Kyu-chan, Takuan, and Irigo. I'm a little happy with the usual rice + Takuan. The soup is surprisingly mild, isn't it? Is it somehow close to Musashiya? 3 glues, 2 char siu, and spinach are also orthodox. I will try using tabletop seasonings that I rarely see because it is a good idea. Ah curry powder. I see. This shop is interesting. Finally, if you show the Darmacho card (so-called point card), you will get free of charge (one of glue, char siu, taste ball, and large serving). If you collect 10 more, you will get a free large-scale behaviour. Anyway, it was a family shop with outstanding cost performance.

I think it is quite good. It was a safe family line that would taste all. However, since the dark is quite dark, the normal may be good. I asked for a dark first day and failed. In terms of service, there is a kind of GABAN ◎ One point top card free of charge ◎ There is 850 yen for the family ramen in Tokyo, but it is 650 yen and super cheap 安 There are also two types of new incense of rice accompanies ◎ The shopkeeper may not be friendly, but since there are many free toppings, let's say good. The service is too expensive for 650 yen ×

I had char siu noodles. You can choose the hardness, thickness, and amount of oil in the noodles. It's delicious in a common family, but I was a little disappointed with the thin char siu. The char siu itself is delicious. There are several kinds of seasonings on the table, such as onion powder and garlic powder. Rice was free. Thank you for the meal.

In addition to being able to order the hardness and strength of the noodles, there are various seasonings so you can find your favorite taste. With a stamp card, a large serving is virtually free. Free refills with rice self.

It was a delicious ramen that you can feel the owner's commitment. I think all-you-can-eat white rice is a good system. It's often crowded and it's hard to get in, but I'll go again!

delicious! But regrettable! The noodles and soup are the best match, the cospa is the best, the owner is very likable, and it's excellent! However, the height of the counter and chairs is a little unmatched and uncomfortable. If I could get it somehow only here, it would be a perfect score for me.

I ate red dharma. It's not as spicy as it looks, so it's easy to eat. I was surprised that there were so many seasonings. It was good that the clerk also responded politely. I visited again after a long time. It was still delicious! It seems that lunch time is free of charge for refilling rice, so it is recommended for those who want to eat a lot!