つけ麺 きくちゃん

Sweet soup. I ate orthodox soy sauce tsukemen. was delicious

It's good that the prices are the same for both medium and large servings. However, please note that there is a considerable amount even in the middle. As you can see on the menu, the ramen is chewy and chewy. The tsukemen soup is light.

Most of the customers who came to the store ate tsukemen. I chose miso ramen and had eaten it in the past. The stir-fried vegetables on the top are disappointing just because they were stir-fried in advance, and the soup has a mediocre taste like bag noodles, but I don't think it tastes bad. Is it Tsukemen that everyone knows? When. .. ..

It is about a 3-minute walk from "Itabashi-kuyakusho-mae Station" on the Mita Line. Continue on the road with Ministop and Sushi Misaki Maru (Oji Shindo), and continue on the intersection with McDonald's to the right. Only the counter seats are 8 seats. * Acrylic boards for corona measures are available at each seat. I visited around 11:20 on weekdays, but about half of them have already entered. I was waiting outside at 11:30, so I think it's a very popular shop. By the way, the customers are the local elderly people and the students in the neighborhood. After entering the store, purchase a meal ticket at the ticket vending machine. This time, I chose "Spicy Miso Tsukemen (Middle) 830 yen". Apparently, the same price is for "normal 220g, medium 330g, large 440g". It took about 5 minutes to get the bowl. Indeed, from the conclusion, it feels like "old-fashioned tsukemen with a nostalgic feeling." The soup is dried sardines, mackerel, pork and chicken soup, and it feels like homemade spicy miso is melted here. Tsukemen is a medium-thick noodle with a lot of smooth water. The ingredients include bean sprouts, leeks, carrots, etc., and the roasted pork and half-flavored pork are also nice. The spiciness is about spicy, but there are homemade spicy seasonings and gangs on the table, so you can make spicy taste if you like. There was also a crispy onion on the table, and I enjoyed the tactile and refreshing feeling. At the end, I got a split soup and it was a tsukemen that made me feel full. I'm satisfied. Yup. I am convinced that there are many elderly people. The amount of noodles is also free, so it's no wonder that it's popular with students. I think it's a taste you'll want to eat once in a while. I would like to ask you again.

Noodles can be served in two or two servings. You can add dried sardines if you like. The soup was thin due to the soup of seasonings, so it can't be helped.

A delicious tsukemen shop. At the beginning, it was tsukemen, but this time I will use soy sauce ramen. The ramen at the Tsukemen restaurant is irresistibly delicious because of the richness of the seafood soup stock, but this is no exception. The noodles are wonderful. In the case of smooth and chewy, tsukemen, it stands out even more. The soup is lighter and easier to drink than I expected, but it has plenty of umami and is delicious to drink. The soy sauce ramen is 730 yen for free for both medium and large servings. It's also nice to have half-boiled eggs by default.

I went there before 13:30, and there were about two groups, so I was able to sit down immediately, but after that it was a great success. There were only 8 seats at the counter, but the flow of going out immediately after eating was spinning, probably because there were only customers who knew it. It seems that the free of charge for Omori and Tokumori in the photos posted in the past has been replaced by +30 yen and +60 yen from January 2010 due to the influence of soaring material costs. It was a sweet and sour soup, and it tasted my favorite! After that, there is no paper in the washroom, so those who go to the bathroom should be careful about cleaning their hands.