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About this place
One diner who ordered the white tonkotsu ramen described a broth that layered pork’s natural sweetness over its tonkotsu flavour, with a moderate amount of oil rather than an overly rich finish. The thin noodles took well to the soup, and the bowl came with 2 slices of chashu. A generous scattering of spring onion added a crisp bite. It’s an option for anyone after tonkotsu ramen that isn’t all about richness. For heat, there’s spicy red ramen; Koku-kuro ramen and rich miso ramen are also on the menu.
Beyond ramen, choices include Tenryo Hita yakisoba, chicken nanban set meal, fried chicken set meal and black pork gyoza set meal. Whether you’re in the mood for noodles or a filling rice-based meal, there are options in the same restaurant. The listed prices are 800 yen for white tonkotsu ramen and 800 yen for Tenryo Hita yakisoba; each set meal is 1,100 yen. A large serving of yakisoba is also listed at 1,050 yen.
Some diners have noted that the restaurant has counter and table seating, and that it did not feel cramped even when busy. Meals are available to eat in, and free parking is provided on the premises. Reservations are not accepted, so plan on dropping in.
