麺や拓(エビス店)
めんやたく
Menya Taku (Ebisu ten)
Niboshi ramen: 15 / 20
I had to keep my rhythm of one ramen of the Osaka Ra-Sai per week, and I was going to the atmospheric area of Shinsekai with a friend on this sunny Sunday, so this was a good occasion to visit Taku at Ebisucho beforehand. Taku specializes in heavy broths, but for the sake of my health, I chose a lighter one - especially since they had a niboshi I was of course curious to try.
Broth: The soy taste was light, but the niboshi notes were definitely present. Very pleasant!
Noodles: Well cooked, in a katame way.
Meat: An average chashu, with firm fat - too much of it, actually.
Toppings: Some thin, crunchy menma with a classical taste.
A no-thrill but really good niboshi broth. If you’re not that much into niboshi, you can skip this one though - but remember that they have many different dishes, including a special, intriguing “ore no shio”.
More info on ramendb.
Other reviews: Friends in ramen 1 and Friends in ramen 2 (both for the chicken-gyokai ramen), Friends in ramen 3 (for the tsukemen) (yep, Ben loves Taku!)
めんやたく
Menya Taku (Ebisu ten)
Niboshi ramen: 15 / 20
I had to keep my rhythm of one ramen of the Osaka Ra-Sai per week, and I was going to the atmospheric area of Shinsekai with a friend on this sunny Sunday, so this was a good occasion to visit Taku at Ebisucho beforehand. Taku specializes in heavy broths, but for the sake of my health, I chose a lighter one - especially since they had a niboshi I was of course curious to try.
Broth: The soy taste was light, but the niboshi notes were definitely present. Very pleasant!
Noodles: Well cooked, in a katame way.
Meat: An average chashu, with firm fat - too much of it, actually.
Toppings: Some thin, crunchy menma with a classical taste.
A no-thrill but really good niboshi broth. If you’re not that much into niboshi, you can skip this one though - but remember that they have many different dishes, including a special, intriguing “ore no shio”.
More info on ramendb.
Other reviews: Friends in ramen 1 and Friends in ramen 2 (both for the chicken-gyokai ramen), Friends in ramen 3 (for the tsukemen) (yep, Ben loves Taku!)
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