On this day, I brought my friend from Okinawa to visit. Since Okinawa doesn't have delicious tsukemen (dipping noodles), I decided to take my friend to a good place in Osaka! I ordered spicy tsukemen with a spice level of 2 and 300g of noodles, while my friend ordered regular tsukemen with 200g of noodles. We forgot to say the password "sparrow" (which gets you a seasoned egg), but we still received our tsukemen after a short wait of about 10 minutes. This place can be busy, but even if it takes a bit of time, it's worth it because the food is delicious! I like to add plenty of vinegar to my tsukemen (some people may disagree, but I think this way of eating is the best). The noodles were chewy and the soup clung to them perfectly - it was amazing! The chashu (sliced pork) had just the right amount of fat, which I love. I finished the 300g of noodles in no time and the last sip of the soup was so tasty! The customers here are mostly young, maybe because of the location, but since it's counter seating only, it's easy for even one person to come in! My friend from Okinawa was also pleased with the meal! I was so focused on eating that I only have one photo, haha. Thank you for the delicious meal! ＼(^o^)／

It's been a while since I visited (⑉･ ･⑉) I ordered the tsukemen for 880 yen and added 50 yen for a large serving with 400g of noodles. However, there was a mix-up and I received the smaller portion at first, which happens often, but it was a bit embarrassing (՞ ܸ. .ܸ՞)︎笑 The rich tonkotsu broth, which I usually find too heavy, was surprisingly delicious with a subtle seafood umami flavor (灬ºωº灬) The noodles were chewy and just the right thickness, complementing the broth perfectly·͜· ︎︎ᕷ It's no wonder that there are many female customers here. I usually eat 800g of noodles, so I underestimated my stomach... Next time, I'll go for the extra-large serving (n ᷇ ᷆ n) Thank you for the meal \( ˶˙˙˶)/♡

I took a bite of the char siu rice bowl and the tsukemen noodles. Hmm, the noodles aren't that great on their own. But when dipped in the sauce, it's delicious. The tender char siu is also very tasty. The dipping sauce is familiar and tasty. I even mixed it with some soup and it was so satisfying. Then I tried the char siu rice bowl. The sweet and savory sauce soaked into the rice is delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Vol.79 Tsukemen Suzume at Amerikamura Main Store in Shinsaibashi Feeling a bit hungry around 3pm, I searched for a ramen shop nearby and found this place. It was my first visit. Even at 3pm, there were already a couple of people lining up. I like spicy food, so I ordered the "Spicy Tsukemen Level 3". However, once I sat down, I saw a sign saying, "For those who like spicy food, we recommend Level 2". Did I go too strong with my order? I wondered. But after about 5 minutes, my bowl arrived! Wow, it looked spicy just by looking at it. I took a bite. It's spicy!! But then the delicious flavor followed. The noodles were smooth with a perfect chewy texture, so tasty!! And then, the spiciness made me break out in sweat. Spicy food on a summer day is the best. If you're in Amerikamura, definitely give it a try. #TsukemenSuzume #TonkotsuRamen #Tsukemen #MisoRamen #Shinsaibashi #Osaka #OsakaGourmet #Ramen #ChickenBrothRamen #Tantanmen #Gourmet #RamenNoodles #SatisfyingMeal #FoodLog #2023 #RamenLover #NoodleStagram #Lunch

Stable Suzume, Spicy Tsukemen Level 2. When it's crowded, you'll be sitting close to the person next to you, so it's hard to reach for chopsticks or condiments. You need to call a staff member for assistance. If you want a quick meal, go to the Amerikamura branch, but if you want to relax, definitely choose the Yuhigaoka branch. The soup base is always the same, with a gentle citrus and ginger flavor, which is nice.

I ordered the spicy tsukemen. It was a combination of spicy miso and tonkotsu, with a hint of miso ramen flavor. It was quite spicy and delicious. The noodles were also tasty. You can choose between a regular portion and a large portion of noodles, and I chose the regular one, which was a bit small. I should have gone for the large portion. The soup at the end was also delicious, and overall, it was a satisfying dish.

I visited this place for the first time in about 5 years! I wasn't really in the mood for something spicy, but I decided to order the spicy tsukemen at a spice level of 2.5 since I was already there. It had been so long that I was surprised and thought, "Was it always like this?" I remember enjoying it quite a bit, but it was disappointingly average this time. Also, even though I chose 2.5 spiciness, it was quite hot, so I thought maybe I should have gone for level 3. The staff didn't seem very friendly either... I'm not sure if I need to come back here again... Thank you for the meal!

"Tsukemen Suzume Amerikamura Honten" When it comes to tsukemen in Amerikamura, the one I ordered this time was the "Salt Tsukemen" for ¥930. Up to 300g is complimentary, so if you want more, you can increase it to 400g for ¥50 or 600g for ¥100. The salt tsukemen is not too heavy and has a light taste, which I like, but it seems that the spicy tsukemen is popular among others. By saying the passphrase "Suzume," you can receive a free boiled egg. Tsukemen Suzume Amerikamura Honten 2-11-11 Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 06-6211-1174 ⌚️11:30-16:30 ⌚️18:00-22:00 Closed on unspecified days Cash only Food rating: 3.57 on Tabelog / 4.2 on Google #KansaiGourmet #OsakaGourmet #NambaGourmet #NambaLunch #Namba #Amerikamura #AmerikamuraGourmet #KansaiRamen #OsakaRamen #NambaRamen #Tsukemen #TsukemenSuzume #RamenLovers #Travel #OsakaTravel #TravelLovers #Osaka #Trip #Foodstagram #f4f"

If you're going to eat tsukemen, then JAR is the place to go! I love this place so much ♥ It has pork fat in it, but the seafood flavor is so amazing that you won't even notice it. You can choose between 200g and 300g of noodles for your tsukemen. The one in the photo is 300g, so if you have a big appetite, you might find it a bit small, but you can also get a large portion, so no need to worry. Finally, adjust the soup's richness with the dipping broth and enjoy the soup... it's the best.

At Amemura, there is a ramen shop that always has long lines during lunchtime. Their menu includes spicy tsukemen, salt tsukemen, special tsukemen, special spicy tsukemen, spicy oil soba, and the rich and creamy Amemura KING. The noodles are thick and flat, with a chewy and springy texture, perfect for tsukemen. The dipping sauce is a rich pork bone and mackerel broth with a hint of acidity, creating a mature and flavorful taste. The toppings include tender chashu, bamboo shoots, and green onions. On the counter, there are condiments like vinegar, chili oil, shichimi pepper, and black pepper for you to customize your dish. After finishing the noodles, you can add the yuzu and ginger-infused soup to enjoy a refreshing and tangy finish.

I arrived at the restaurant just before 12 o'clock and there was only one group of customers waiting. I had the special dipping noodles. They offer a medium size between regular and large, and it's free to upgrade to medium, so I ordered the 300g medium size without hesitation. I have been to the branch along Tanimachi-suji and it was delicious, but the main store is also really good. Since it's dipping noodles, it takes quite a bit of time to cook, so those who want to eat quickly might get impatient. When I left, there were quite a few customers waiting outside, so if you have some time to spare, it's better to go before noon.

Lunchtime revisit. There were only a few places open for a late lunch. I wanted to have the Amerikamura King, but it seemed to be sold out. The Amerikamura King is a super popular menu item with a rich soup that often sells out early in the day. But sold out? Unforgivable! They better make more soup! I came all this way to eat it, so it better be available next time! Food grudges are no joke. Anyway, I ended up ordering the tsukemen for 880 yen. It's a classic menu item and the taste was incredibly delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I had been curious about this place as I often passed by the front of the shop. When I arrived around 3:30 PM, there were two people lined up in front of the shop. I went inside, purchased a food ticket, and waited for a bit. The spicy tsukemen seems to be popular, but since it was my first time, I tried the regular tsukemen and it was delicious! The chashu was tender and I even enjoyed the soup refills. Next time, I'll come back to try the spicy meat tsukemen!

- Ordered item: Tsukemen (dipping noodles) for 880 yen - Dish: You can choose the amount of noodles. Authentic seafood tsukemen. I wanted to try the spicy tsukemen, but I chose this one instead! The noodles are medium thick with a satisfying chewiness. The soup is rich and I love how flavorful it is! You can really taste the seafood in the soup. The rich and deep flavor of the soup is quite nice. I might come back to try the spicy tsukemen next time.

I missed the timing to have dinner completely after working on my day off, so it's been a while since I visited Jya-san in America-mura for tsukemen. I usually go for the spicy option, but this time I went for the regular large size since it was a bit late. It's great that they can make it extra hot here too. I heard that this place is operated by the same company as Kirinji.

Tsukemen Suzume is part of the same group as Aburasoba Kirinji, with a counter-only seating arrangement where you buy a food ticket and then take your seat. You can choose the amount of noodles you want - regular (200g), medium (300g), or large (400g) - all for the same price. This time, I chose the regular serving. The tsukemen features chewy wheat noodles with a nice flavor, paired with a rich pork and mackerel broth that is a perfect match. The broth is delicious on its own, but adding garlic from the table enhances the flavor even more. The special chashu included was very satisfying, but since there were chunks of meat in the broth, the regular tsukemen may have sufficed. To finish off, there is a citrusy and gingery soup on the table that, when added to the rich broth, transforms it into a light and refreshing soup. This soup is essential for fully enjoying the broth until the end. Tsukemen Suzume, a popular tsukemen restaurant in Amerikamura, thank you for the delicious meal!

It was easy to understand as it was located as shown on the map of Amemura. It was a shop where you buy a food ticket before entering. The interior of the shop had only counter seats and could accommodate about 10 people. The atmosphere was nice and bright, so it was good. There were about five types of tsukemen on the menu. This time, I ordered the simplest tsukemen. The noodles were thick and chewy, and when dipped in the soup, they were very delicious as they intertwined with the noodles. The soup was rich, and you could choose the amount of noodles without changing the price. Even if you choose the largest portion, it is delicious and you can eat to your heart's content. I enjoyed drinking the leftover soup by diluting it, which gave it a different taste but was still very delicious. Personally, I prefer tsukemen over ramen, so I was very satisfied. It is easy to visit while shopping in Amemura, so I would like to go there again.

I visited a place called "Suzume" that I had been curious about! The restaurant, located in America-mura, was quite busy even in the afternoon, with a line forming outside. The spicy tsukemen is a miso-based dish with added fish broth, shrimp flavor, and pork bone soup, creating a spicy and flavorful tsukemen. The noodles were beautifully shiny! As for the soup... it was spicy!! As I was eating, I noticed the girl next to me was slurping vigorously, then suddenly started coughing! Before I knew it, I was also coughing from the spiciness. It's tough to cough during this coronavirus period. I felt a bit of a cold stare from the couple next to me, but maybe it was just my imagination. Despite the coughing, the 2nd level of spiciness was delicious! The pork slices were tender and fantastic! The noodles were so tasty that I finished them in no time! Next time, I'll go for 300g and level 3 spiciness! Despite the coughing, I'll challenge myself again! Thank you for the meal. Grazie mille!

Summary: Operated by GOLD STAR Co., Ltd. Located in Nishi-ku, Osaka City, JAPAN "Suzume Group" (SUZUME Co., Ltd., KIRINJI Co., Ltd.) The goal is to create smiles and joy through delicious ramen. Families, tired workers, and hungry students all visit the restaurants operated by Suzume Group. The desire to see customers smile and be satisfied leads to the creation of delicious ramen and heartfelt customer service. "Tsukemen Suzume" - Available in 5 locations in Japan. Features a rich broth extracted from carefully selected pork bones and mackerel. Options include "Umakara" with spicy miso and toppings like chili peppers and shrimp. "Shio Tsukemen" offers a light yet flavorful broth. "Abura Soba Kirinji" - Available in 21 locations in Japan and 2 in Vietnam. A healthy ramen dish with no soup, where noodles are coated in oil and sauce. Uses cholesterol-free oil for a light and healthy option. Recommended for those concerned about cholesterol, weak stomachs, constipation, or lifestyle diseases. "Tsukemen Suzume" Store Expansion: Osaka Main Store, Yuhigaoka Store, Kandaikita Store, Temmabashi Store, and Takarazuka Store. "Exterior" - White curtains and lanterns. "Interior" - 12 counter seats, modern Japanese decor. Menu items include "Shio Tsukemen," "Special Tsukemen," and "Kimura-kun Spicy Abura Soba." Default toppings include green onions, menma, and seaweed. Reviewed menu items: "Shio Tsukemen," "Special Tsukemen," and "Kimura-kun Spicy Abura Soba." Visited on December 31st, 2021, and enjoyed the delicious ramen and the presence of the Billiken statue inside the restaurant. Main menu items: Tsukemen, Spicy Tsukemen, Shio Tsukemen, Amerikamura KING, Special Tsukemen, Special Spicy Tsukemen, Spicy Abura Soba, Special Amerikamura KING, Rice, Chashu Rice, Seasoned Egg, Chashu, Medium Beer. Operating hours: 11:30 AM - 4:30 PM, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Open on Sundays, no holidays. Payment: Cash only, pay in advance. Access: 2 minutes walk from Yotsubashi Line, Yotsubashi Station Exit 5, 5 minutes walk from Midosuji Line, Shinsaibashi Station Exit 7. Address: 2-11-11 Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka.

I had never tried tsukemen before, so my friend recommended this restaurant to me. It's a popular place! You have to get a number and wait in line to get in. I like spicy food, so I chose the spicy tsukemen. The tsukemen was delicious, better than I expected! I understand now why it's so popular! Thank you for the meal!