Iritani Taishoken - Taito City

There is no air conditioner or fan in the filthy store, even though it is such a hot summer, there is only room temperature water. Maybe you're completely unmotivated? The taste isn't bad, though. Let's go to another Daishoken!

I came because I like the taste of Daishoken, but it was a completely different thing. To be honest, I don't want to give it a star. I come to the store for tsukemen at noon. Inside the store, there are two male customers in their twenties and one male in their 50s and 60s, who seems to be the owner of the store. I didn't come after entering the store, and when I issued the meal ticket, it was received in a sullen manner. I put water from the pitcher in a tabletop cup and took a sip, but ... it tasted strange. Antiseptic solution? It tastes different from that. When I smelled the cup, knowing that it was rude, it smelled like a sewage, or something I shouldn't drink anyway. Therefore, it took about 5 minutes to give up the water and wait for the tsukemen to arrive. The moment I put it in the soup and sipped it, the smell of the noodles, the lukewarmness of the soup, and the taste of the soup, which was completely different from Daishoken, were restored. Even if I wanted to drink water, I couldn't drink it, and I thought that something went wrong with my taste, and gave up when I sipped another bite. I decided that I would definitely vomit if I ate more than that, so I left the store. I honestly respect the fact that the two people who were earlier had finished eating. This is the first restaurant I left after I was born as a ramen and tsukemen lover. (Rather than leaving it, I haven't touched it, but it's the correct answer). I wondered if I had a strange taste when I hung on the corona, but after that, when I got ramen and water at a nearby shop, it was delicious and I ate it. By the way, it was a coincidence that sudden abdominal pain and diarrhea continued for a while that night. Anyway, I strongly recommend that you don't eat here.

The lack of motivation of the shopkeeper. Concerned about the dirt and freshness of the seasonings provided. The severity of noodles. Nullness and taste of soup. Don't be fooled by the name, as it's a completely different store than "Oshoken".

If you like Daishoken, don't go. You can't go in because you want to eat ramen. First of all, there was no clerk in the store, and when I heard the sound of the ticket vending machine, I came out sleepy from the back. There is no word of annoyance, and some ingredients are put in the microwave so that they are hidden by the back (^ _ ^;), the counter is sticky, the cup is sticky, and there is a bang and sound when serving the prepared food. It's the worst store in front of you with the momentum of coming out, and of course it's silent when you change it.

It's not that of the famous Daishoken. It's also different from the image that overhangs the store. I was still making the sound of the microwave today. The ticket vending machine has been out of order for a long time. I wish I could use a "breakdown" poster. Before eating, I thought that 680 yen would be cheaper, but I wonder if cup noodles at convenience stores are better for cospa. I was also reluctant to drink water. The clerk also wears plain clothes, so I feel that it is dangerous to serve customers. You shouldn't go unless you're interested. One time was enough.