I tried Kyoto ramen at Shinpuku Saikan Akihabara branch [Half-Chan Ramen]

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I don't have any material so I'll just introduce some food!!!
Aaaaaah I did it!!!

This is where we went this time!!

At Shinpuku Saikan Akihabara, sharing a table is a given when it's crowded.

1F Kotaro Building, 1-13-17 Kanda Izumicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0024
Business hours: 11:00~15:00, 17:00~23:00
Phone: 03-5835-0209

This is a restaurant where you can eat Kyoto ramen.

Although it is a little far from the station, it is a popular restaurant that is very busy at lunchtime.

Now it's time for a memory test!
What on earth did I eat?!

The theoretical menu for a restaurant I visit for the first time is Chinese noodles and fried rice.

I ordered Chinese noodles (regular) + fried rice (small) for 950 yen.

Yes.

I asked for something very ordinary.

I'm the most boring person in the universe.
I don't mind if you insult me.

But this is what I wanted to eat.

The fried rice (small) is round and round.Pretty.
It looks like it could be eaten in two or three bites, but it's packed with ingredients and is larger than you'd expect.
The taste is as strong as it looks.

Chinese noodles (regular)LeekThere are a lot of them on it.

Under the green onions and bean sproutsMeat CurtainBut.
When I dug it out, there was quite a lot.
The meat was well seasoned.

The soup is chicken bone based and soy sauce flavored.
pitch blackThe soup is rich, but contrary to its appearance, it has a light taste.
You can drink it all in one gulp.

The noodles are thin and straight.
It is boiled firm and goes well with soup.
You can slurp it up.

The ramen and fried rice set was enough to fill me up.
It's in a slightly hard-to-find location, so if you want to go, it's best to look at Google Maps or something.

Yes.

that's all.

Ending without a punchline!!

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