龍旗信 (関西空港店)
りゅうきしん
Shio ramen: 15 / 20
On my way to Europe, it was time for a last ramen before a two-weeks-long abstinence. Of the three Kansai airport ramen shop listed on ramendb, Ryukishin was the most appealing.
Broth: A pleasant shio broth, with some peppery ending (I recommend mixing the soup before eating, in order to homogeneize the spiciness content).
Noodles: A bit too soft for my taste.
Meat: A delightful chashu, alterning robust lean part and melting fat.
Toppings: Some long white negi and rings of green negi, a few thin menma with a very mild taste, a slice of nori and one of kamaboko.
This is indeed a good shio ramen, especially for its chashu. I just wish they would find another system to warn you that your ramen is ready: they provide you with a portable alarm, and lucky you if you don't get a heart attack when it rings...
More info on ramendb.
Other reviews: Friends in ramen
UPDATE: see my review of Kyoto Ryukishin's reimen here.
りゅうきしん
Shio ramen: 15 / 20
On my way to Europe, it was time for a last ramen before a two-weeks-long abstinence. Of the three Kansai airport ramen shop listed on ramendb, Ryukishin was the most appealing.
Broth: A pleasant shio broth, with some peppery ending (I recommend mixing the soup before eating, in order to homogeneize the spiciness content).
Noodles: A bit too soft for my taste.
Meat: A delightful chashu, alterning robust lean part and melting fat.
Toppings: Some long white negi and rings of green negi, a few thin menma with a very mild taste, a slice of nori and one of kamaboko.
This is indeed a good shio ramen, especially for its chashu. I just wish they would find another system to warn you that your ramen is ready: they provide you with a portable alarm, and lucky you if you don't get a heart attack when it rings...
More info on ramendb.
Other reviews: Friends in ramen
UPDATE: see my review of Kyoto Ryukishin's reimen here.
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