I got a free lunch mini rice with my order of Mega Pork Ramen Festival with tons of pork slices. The ramen was so satisfying that I finished the noodles before the pork slices. I wanted to get extra noodles but apparently it's not an option.

Why is it so hot? The arcade in Komagawa Shotengai is cool, so I decided to get a haircut and have a late lunch here! Kitakata Ramen for 820 yen. The chewy flat noodles are delicious, and the pork belly chashu is tender and excellent. However, they also raised the price by 60 yen. Thank you for the meal! Address: 5-15-11 Komagawa, Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City. Phone: 06-6607-3412. Open on weekdays from 11:00 to 23:00, and on Sundays and holidays from 11:00 to 22:00. Closed on Mondays. Feel free to follow me on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter. I am participating in blog rankings, so your one click is my source of energy! Recently, I've noticed more clicks from everyone. Thank you for your support!

It's so hot that I wanted to eat cold noodles. I went to Kitakata Ramen Sakanai Koboshi in front of Kintetsu Harinakano Station. They kept refilling the cold tea frequently. I ordered the Japanese-style cold ramen, large size, extra boiled egg, and extra chashu. It cost 1300 yen. The Japanese-style cold ramen large arrived. It looked delicious. Kitakata Ramen is known for its chashu, so I couldn't miss it. The whole view. There is even ice in the soup. Delicious! The cold Japanese-style soup clings to the thick noodles, creating an indescribable deliciousness. The thick menma is also quite good. The combination of chashu and cold ramen is a burst of flavor. I couldn't stop saying how delicious it was. I enjoyed the chashu and cold ramen combo. I finished it in no time. The boiled egg was also excellent. The soup was so good that I drank it all. I came to the restaurant by Kintetsu line, but on the way back, I walked through the shopping street and returned from Komagawa Nakano Station. Exercise is always important. Of course, I walked through the air-conditioned underground shopping mall afterwards, managing to reach 20,000 steps.

I visited a ramen shop in Higashinakano for the first time in about 10 years. I had some business in the area on Saturday, so I decided to have lunch there. Although I originally wanted to try the regular Kitakata ramen, it was such a hot day that I opted for the Chinese-style cold ramen instead. It came with char siu, bamboo shoots, green onions, cucumber, pickled ginger, and mustard on top of cold noodles. The presentation was beautiful and the taste was absolutely delicious. It was quite filling but I finished it all in no time. I highly recommend this dish for the summer. Thank you for the meal.

It's been 2 months since I last had it! I had the Negi-Yakibuta Ramen for 1150 yen, with a large serving for an extra 150 yen, and added spicy negi toppings for 180 yen. It came with half rice and pickles as part of the lunch service. As always, it was delicious and satisfying. The Negi-Yakibuta Ramen is definitely worth it!

I saw the image of the chashu ramen here and thought I would like to try it someday, but ended up eating sushi instead. I took a few steps and thought about when I could try the ramen. I wrote down the name, waited, and entered the restaurant. I ordered the chashu ramen, and the Chinese staff, with a Chinese accent, told me that rice was free at this time, so I accepted. The chashu was spicy, and I wasn't sure if it was normal, but it was just right when eaten with rice. However, if eaten alone, it made me thirsty. Despite that, I finished the meal. I ate sushi and ramen, and my stomach was full in just a few minutes, so I couldn't try more dishes. I saw some grilled offal in the shopping street on the way back, but it was already sold out. If I knew it would sell out so quickly, I should have bought it earlier. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Lunch on Sunday I went shopping to prepare for a two-week consecutive job in a different region starting tomorrow, so I wandered around Komagawa Shopping Street and had wonton ramen for 960 yen. The wontons were chewy and delicious, and the flat noodles were also great. The light soup was tasty, and the tender chashu was as delicious as ever. I was very satisfied with the meal. Thank you for the delicious food. Address: 5-15-11 Komagawa, Higashi Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka Phone: 06-6607-3412 Hours: Weekdays 10:30-23:00, Weekends and Holidays 10:30-22:00 Closed on holidays Feel free to follow me on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter. Thank you for your support with a click on the blog ranking. Your support is greatly appreciated.

I received the Negi-yaki Buta Ramen with a half serving of rice as a service. It was delicious and the Kitakata ramen had a reliable taste. Lately, the discount rate on coupons has been low, which is disappointing. This time, the coupon was quite mediocre, but I am still grateful for the offer. ===========

Visited Kitakata Ramen Sakauchi Koboshi Hari Nakano branch. The chashu ramen is incredibly delicious and makes me want to stop by regularly! Today, I stopped by after work and ordered the chashu ramen again. The chashu is piled so high that it completely hides the noodles! Despite having this much chashu, it has an elegant taste and doesn't feel heavy at all! It's delicious! The soup is also clear and light soy sauce based, which goes well with the curly noodles! I finished the soup completely again today! It was delicious!

I had Negi-yakibuta ramen with extra noodles and half rice today, which might be my first meal of the year! I found that I didn't really need the extra wonton topping and the large portion was too much for me. The Negi-yakibuta ramen with half rice was just right for me!

I went there after watching the WBC championship. I had the 10-vegetable miso soup for 890 yen with flavored egg topping for 120 yen, mini wasabi grilled pork rice for 200 yen, and a medium bottle of beer for 590 yen. The grilled pork rice, in particular, had a delicious flavor of wasabi. Thank you for the meal.

I finished my errands at Komagawa Shotengai and decided to look for a place to have lunch around here. The Western-style restaurant I wanted to go to was closed, so I wandered around and ended up lining up at Kitakata Ramen, a sister store of a local restaurant called Sakanai Shokudo. After a short wait, I entered the restaurant and ordered Ramen Aburi Set for ¥1080, Wantanmen Aburi Set for ¥1280, 5 pieces of gyoza for ¥380, and a draft beer for ¥560. The menu had a variety of options, and I decided that if I liked the chashu, I would buy some to take home. It was my first time trying Kitakata Ramen, and I only knew it as a light ramen, so I was looking forward to it. The ramen had chashu arranged on top and the clear soup was light but flavorful. It was simple and delicious. The chashu seemed to be made from pork loin, which was not my preference as I like it a bit fattier and sweeter. The initial few bites were exciting, but as I continued eating, it became just okay. The firm curly noodles weren't my favorite. The grilled pork rice, on the other hand, was delicious. The gyoza was also tasty. Overall, the ramen itself didn't suit my taste.

Komagawa Shotengai Strolling!? Looking around!! Snack time...♪ Let's head to this popular Kitakata ramen shop near Shinonozaki Station! Surprisingly, even at this time, it's packed! After waiting for about 5 minutes outside, the owner appears and guides us to the cozy interior. The counter seats are arranged in a fan shape. We order a simple Kitakata ramen as it's snack time. In about 8 minutes, the ramen arrives - with a light brown soup and delicious char siu slices. The soup has a decent saltiness and the richness of pork bones complements the soy sauce flavor well. Next, we try the hand-kneaded high-water-content noodles. They have a chewy and springy texture, with a nice firmness. The melty fat from the pork belly adds to the experience. The fresh green onions and bamboo shoots enhance the overall flavor. With each bite, the wheaty and savory taste increases. The harmony between the soup and noodles makes this Kitakata ramen truly outstanding. Enjoy the local specialty ramen from Kitakata at Kitakata Ramen Sakanai Koboshi Shinonozaki branch recommended by MASA☆RU!

Charred Sesame Miso Ramen - 980 yen The soup is hot. The soup is a combination of miso sweetness, charred sesame flavor, and spicy chili oil, creating a deliciously spicy taste. The noodles are flat curly thick noodles, chewy and smooth. The toppings include charred sesame, white leeks, greens, carrots, bean sprouts, chives, cabbage, peanuts, and chashu pork. There is a good amount of chashu pork, and it is delicious. GS Park Needle Nakano Station - 200 yen 8:00-22:00 30 minutes 200 yen

Roasted pork ramen for 1050 yen. The chashu is melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The curly noodles have a nice chewiness to them. The soup is flavorful and not overpowering. During lunchtime, they provide free small rice and pickles. The lunch sets like the roasted pork bowl are also reasonably priced and satisfying.

Walking around Komagawa Shotengai♪ I wanted to visit a shop in front of Harinakano Station! I didn't research, so I don't know, but... it might be a chain store of Kitakata Ramen? There are still few Kitakata Ramen shops. The entrance design resembles a lattice patterned wall. I remember there used to be one in Tenroku shotengai, which connects Nakazakicho to Tenroku. There were 3 people waiting outside. I waited for a while after writing my name on the board (as usual, in katakana haha). I didn't order rice or a bowl, but I wanted to add something, so I chose the ramen with seasoned egg - Ajitama Ramen (tax included, 880 yen). The ramen had a clear appearance with chewy noodles and a flavorful salty soup. The seasoned egg had a gentle flavor, and the pork chashu was juicy and well-seasoned. The portion was larger than I expected, so I took my time to enjoy it slowly. The place was almost full, but the flow was smooth. When I paid, I saw the kitchen... only one person, the owner? Impressive, a renowned Kitakata shop with excellent turnover. Thank you for the meal (^O^)

On Friday, January 13th, my lunchtime noodle adventure took me to "Kitakata Ramen Sakanai Harunakano" located in front of Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line's Harinakano Station. You can find a blog article with photos for reference here: http://tushio.jp/blog-entry-5731.html This chain restaurant, with its roots in Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture, has only one location in Osaka, which is the Harinakano branch. However, a new branch called "Kitakata Ramen Sakanai Namba Nihonbashi" opened on January 21st. The menu includes the Kitakata Ramen for 760 yen, and until 3 pm on weekdays, you can enjoy a free "half rice" and pickles. Additionally, you can order 3 pieces of gyoza for 260 yen. The tonkotsu broth of the Kitakata Ramen has a light and refreshing taste with a rich umami flavor. The hand-kneaded, flat, aged noodles have a nice firm texture. The tender and flavorful chashu pork is perfect for wrapping in rice. It's located at 5-15-11 Komagawa, Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City. For more information, you can contact them at 06-6607-3412. Operating hours are from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm (last order at 10:50 pm), and on Sundays and holidays from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm (last order at 9:50 pm). The restaurant is completely smoke-free and does not have a parking lot. It's conveniently located right next to Harinakano Station on the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line, and a 10-minute walk from Komagawa Nakano Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line.

It seems that the store in Kyoto Station Building has disappeared, so I came here. This shop is located at the entrance of Koma River Shopping Street near Kintetsu Harihanano Station. They have miso and salt flavors. I had miso chashu before and was disappointed because it was very similar to Sapporo Ichiban miso ramen soup, so this time I went for shoyu chashu noodles! It costs ¥1050. The chashu seemed thinner than before, but it was delicious! Unlike miso, I will try the salt chashu next time if I have the chance!

I finished work early today, so I decided to go straight to Komagawa Shotengai. I had a delicious bowl of Kitakata ramen for 760 yen, along with 6 wontons for an additional 200 yen. The wontons were filled with 5 slices of chashu and the light soup with flat noodles was really tasty. The wontons were served with a hole in the ladle, which was a nice touch. The bamboo shoots (menma) were also delicious. The chewy flat noodles were excellent. Thank you for the meal! Address: 5-15-1 Komagawa, Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka Phone: 06-6607-3412 Hours: Weekdays 10:30-23:00, Weekends and holidays 10:30-22:00 Closed on unspecified days Feel free to follow me on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter. Your support through clicks on the blog ranking links is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your continued support!

One of my favorite ramen places that used to be in Ramen Koji in Kyoto ✨ Since it closed down, I've been wanting to go back so badly... The light and refreshing shoyu soup with their special char siu that melts in your mouth is irresistibly delicious. It really touches your heart... Recently, they opened a new branch in the Namba area, so I plan to visit soon ☺️ Thank you for the wonderful meal, thank you. #Gratefulforlife camera: #ricohgr3 ... #OsakaGourmet #OsakaDinner #OsakaLunch #OsakaRamen #OsakaSightseeing #KansaiRamen #Harinakano #RamenLoversUnite #KitakataRamen #DeliciousPhotos #Noodlestagram #Ramen #FoodLoversUnite #Foodstagram #RamenClub #RamenHunting #OsakaJapan #OsakaTrip #OsakaFood #OsakaDinner #OsakaLunch #RamenNoodles #VisitJapan #InstaOsaka #OsakaRamen