ラーメン おくや
らーめん おくや
Ramen Okuya
Tonkotsu ramen: 13 / 20
(とんこつラーメン)
This restaurant next to Ishibashi station opened maybe six months ago but I still hadn’t the occasion to taste it. I was soon leaving the area so I finally gave it a try.
Broth: A relatively light tonkotsu sprinkled with sesame seeds.
Noodles: Barikata, as ordered.
Meat: The strong asset of this otherwise average bowl: a couple of small, deliciously fatty melting chashu.
Toppings: You can help yourself on a buffet at the back of the restaurant with ginger, moyashi (bean sprouts) and other usual tonkotsu-toppings.
Nothing exceptional, and Ittoryuu nearby may be better (though it is a niboshi shoyu, so it depends on your taste), but you could easily find worse than this place in the area - which, I'm afraid, offers no wonders.
More info on ramendb.
らーめん おくや
Ramen Okuya
Tonkotsu ramen: 13 / 20
(とんこつラーメン)
This restaurant next to Ishibashi station opened maybe six months ago but I still hadn’t the occasion to taste it. I was soon leaving the area so I finally gave it a try.
Broth: A relatively light tonkotsu sprinkled with sesame seeds.
Noodles: Barikata, as ordered.
Meat: The strong asset of this otherwise average bowl: a couple of small, deliciously fatty melting chashu.
Toppings: You can help yourself on a buffet at the back of the restaurant with ginger, moyashi (bean sprouts) and other usual tonkotsu-toppings.
Nothing exceptional, and Ittoryuu nearby may be better (though it is a niboshi shoyu, so it depends on your taste), but you could easily find worse than this place in the area - which, I'm afraid, offers no wonders.
More info on ramendb.
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