I ordered miso tonkotsu powder ramen. I would rate the taste around 3.1. The place was filled with Jojo characters, which made it hard to focus on the flavor (lol). I arrived at the restaurant at noon and ended up eating at 2:45 pm. It was quite hot inside, so they had to place fans and block off some seats, resulting in very slow service. Maybe it's better in winter. Despite the long wait, I had a fun time, similar to the excitement of playing at USJ attractions. This restaurant seems to focus more on its character theme rather than the taste.

I have come to a ramen shop that JoJo fans will definitely love!! It's a unique noodle shop called Reiwam, which I've been wanting to visit lately. When I entered, I was amazed by the many JoJo goods they had!! There were so many I couldn't count. I heard that the miso tonkotsu ramen is the number one here, so I ordered that!! About 15 minutes later, the ramen arrived, and although I'm not sure, they brought a dog figure. What is the name of this dog? Please tell me!! First, the soup was delicious!! The miso tonkotsu ramen was not bad!! The noodles and soup were a perfect match!! It was a great day. JoJo fans, how about visiting this place once? I will definitely go again!! Thank you for the meal ☺︎

A junior colleague asked me if they knew Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. I am exactly from the generation that knows Jojo. It seems that the owner of this shop is more focused on Jojo than ramen. When I tried to visit before, there was a line during lunch peak hours, showing that there are indeed hardcore fans. This time, I visited at a different time and the owner welcomed me in. It seemed like they were running the shop alone but provided friendly service. The shop has a Jojo aura, or should I say a Stand aura, that you can feel even from outside. Inside, there is anime playing, this time it was Iggy & Polnareff vs Vanilla Ice. Oh, Iggy is dying. The owner seems completely absorbed in it, occasionally saying lines. The menu is limited, so I chose the Miso Tonkotsu for 900 yen. Two girls at the next table were discussing various things, while I quietly looked around the shop. Maybe because of that, I didn't receive the same service as others. The ramen was served with a figure, not Jotaro which I wanted to see. When the ramen was served, the owner said "Ora" in Jotaro's voice. Now, onto the main part, the ramen. Despite being Miso Tonkotsu, it was relatively light in flavor. It had a lot of sesame and wasn't very spicy, almost like tantanmen. Maybe it was because of the abundance of cabbage. The noodles were chewy. That's all for the ramen review. The mixed rice lunch was a complimentary service. If you're a Jojo fan, I think it's worth visiting this place at least once.

The restaurant is overflowing with love for JOJO, it's amazing! The JoJo Curry Mazesoba for 900 yen is a must-try. About 80% of the customers are overseas visitors, making it a JoJo pilgrimage site. The wait is about 1 hour, but the interior is filled with JoJo-themed decorations. The owner has collected a lot of JoJo merchandise, creating a unique atmosphere. The owner, who channels Jotaro Kujo's spirit, puts on a great performance. The sound effects during noodle draining and the iconic phrases add to the experience. I had the Avdol Curry Mazesoba, which was delicious with a perfect match of ingredients. The noodles were chewy and the curry was flavorful. The dish is full of personality and addictive. The owner's smile, intense impersonations, and friendly service make the experience even better. If you love JoJo, this place is a must-visit!

The manager is incredibly cheerful! It feels like stepping into the world of Jojo, and anime fans are thrilled. I tried the popular #1 miso tonkotsu ramen! It was rich, with a great miso aroma, and I could easily slurp up the broth! Jojo fans should definitely visit.

Jojo fans will love it ( ﾟ∀ﾟ)※ I'm not interested. The whole place is Jojo-themed. The owner speaks with lines from the anime memorized! A really unique and strong restaurant! #Kuse ga tsuyoi Menya Reiwa Asked a colleague who came to Osaka on a business trip from Tokyo what they wanted to eat, and they suggested a place I never would have expected ( ﾟ∀ﾟ) Everything from the decor to the food is amazing! The ramen is just average, but it seems to be a hit with Jojo fans, kids, and foreigners (laughs) If you're a fan, definitely give it a try! The atmosphere can be seen in the video.

Today, I went to a trendy restaurant that's been popular on Instagram recently. To my surprise, there was a long line forming 10 minutes before opening! I ended up waiting for over an hour... Finally, I ordered the coriander ramen. The soup was slightly cloudy and the coriander flavor was outstanding! It had a great ethnic taste and was quite delicious. However, considering the long wait in line, I have to wonder if the quality justifies it. Thank you for the meal!

I had been curious about this unique ramen shop filled with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure decorations for a while. After watching a movie with my son, we decided to stop by. I ordered the mapo tofu cheese ramen, while my son had the miso tonkotsu ramen. For dessert, we had ice cream. The owner of the shop was incredibly kind and cheerful, and being around him lifted our spirits. The shop is a paradise for JoJo fans, surrounded by JoJo-themed goods. The JoJo ice cream is a fun touch, as each customer receives a random figure or item with it, adding to the entertainment value. I would love to visit this cozy and welcoming shop again.

Today, I visited a ramen shop in Honmachi for the first time in over a year and a half. This shop, called "Kuse ga Tsuyoi Menya Reiwa," is known for attracting not only ramen lovers but also Jojo fans. The shop has a strong unique atmosphere, just like the owner and the ramen itself, making it a dream-like place for Jojo fans. I arrived during peak hours and had to wait outside with 12 other people for about 30 minutes before getting seated. I ordered the most popular dish, the Miso Tonkotsu Ramen, with an added topping of cilantro. Before serving the ramen, the owner, Fujimoto, performed an "Ora Ora" hot water draining technique, which impressed everyone with its quality. When the ramen arrived, I was presented with a character (Iggy) holding a sign with a famous Jojo quote. The soup was a light pork broth base with a hint of miso flavor, complemented by the cilantro topping. The noodles were thin, straight, and slightly wavy, providing a good texture and slurpiness that matched the unique soup perfectly. The pork belly chashu was well-seasoned and tender, adding to the overall deliciousness of the dish. The ramen has evolved since my last visit, becoming more flavorful and easier to enjoy. The addition of cabbage and potato fries as toppings was innovative, and the complimentary rice with chicken and vegetable flavors was also tasty. The shop's merchandise has also improved, resembling a museum with different themed seats like "Jotaro Kujo" and "DIO." Despite the longer wait times due to the owner working alone, the experience of dining at this shop is worth it. This time, I enjoyed listening to Fujimoto's anime references and having fun conversations with myself while dining.

Cost performance... ★★★★★ (Excellent) Budget... ¥1000 Atmosphere... Go Go Go Go Go... *Written by a JoJo fan. Please consider this when reading the review. The only ramen shop where you can see Jotaro's draining technique. - Miso Tonkotsu Ramen (¥900) At first glance, it looks like a typical miso tonkotsu ramen. Inside, there are thick, moist slices of chashu and plenty of large-cut cabbage. The noodles, thanks to Star Platinum's draining technique, are firm and elastic. I don't usually order miso tonkotsu, but personally, I really like the perfectly balanced soup. The abundant roasted sesame floating on top complements the miso tonkotsu well! To give an analogy, it's like a duet between Simon and Garfunkel! Ucchan and Nanchan! The adaptation of Chiba Tetsuya's "Ashita no Joe" by Asao Takamori! The specialty is the performance during the draining process, where the manager, with his gentle appearance, lets out a thunderous roar of "Oraaaaaaaa!!" that you wouldn't expect. I was so surprised that it felt like time stood still for a moment. It was incredibly delicious!!! Note: I am not chasing after Instagrammable places, but rather focusing on cost performance. I carefully select and post about shops in Osaka, so please check out my Instagram page @gogogohan.jp.

OSAKA / Yotsuhashi Strongly Habitual Noodle Shop Reiwa [Food Score] 3.29 [Business Hours] 12:00-14:00, 19:00-23:00 [Budget] ¥800-¥ [Closed] Sun, Mon [Nearest Station] Shinsaibashi, Honmachi Station 7 minutes walk [Address] 4-7-1 Hirocho, Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka [Phone Number] - Miso Tonkotsu Ramen ¥900 - Jojo Ice Cream ¥200 A ramen shop that Jojo fans will absolutely love! As soon as you enter, your excitement level goes through the roof. I was taking a picture at the entrance when I heard Jotaro's "Ora Ora Ora" coming from inside. I thought they were playing the anime or something, but it was actually the voice of one of the staff members. The voice was so similar to Jotaro and Iggy that I couldn't stop laughing. The place is filled with Jojo merchandise everywhere, and they constantly play the anime. It's so enjoyable no matter where you look. And they even have the Stone Mask for those who want to turn into a vampire, and Jotaro's hat. The collection is so extensive that I couldn't capture everything in the photos. Apparently, there's still a lot more at home. Be sure to watch the second video with sound on, it was so much fun!

[Must-Try Dish] - Cilantro Ramen, 800 yen: This place is perfect for those who enjoy strong cilantro flavors! [Key Points] - As the name suggests, this ramen shop has a punchy taste that stands out! It may take some courage to enter as it doesn't look like a typical ramen shop, but JoJo fans will definitely push through! The phrase "What the heck is that? Take this!" in the title is from my favorite Part 5, and the owner is a fan of Part 4 (which I also love). - The interior of the shop is designed for JoJo fans, with the owner even doing a dramatic noodle straining move! It's an entertaining place for those familiar with JoJo. The ramen is delicious, but if you focus too much on that, you might be surprised. However, the owner apologizes if they go overboard and seems genuinely kind-hearted. [Contents] - Cilantro Ramen, 800 yen: Compared to the dramatic noodle straining move, this ramen has a creamy and mild soup base with less strong flavors, making it easy to eat! The cilantro and Sichuan pepper add a nice touch, making it a great way to end a meal. It's creamy with a spicy kick, and quite tasty! - The thin noodles pair well with the soup! The only thing that doesn't pair well is the owner's response to shy customers. (Reference to a JoJo character's catchphrase). Bon appétit!

I really don't like cilantro, so I chose the miso tonkotsu ramen! It didn't have much miso flavor, which was perfect for me as a light eater. And the best part is that JoJo fans will absolutely love this place! The owner even does JoJo impersonations. It's best to line up 15 minutes before the opening!

Today, I deliberately came to the restaurant "Kuse ga Tsuyoi Menya Reiwa"! When I arrived, there was already a line of about 10 people. I was the first in line for the second round! It all starts with admiring the signboard by the owner! It's interesting even just watching from outside! When I entered the JoJo-filled interior, they kindly and carefully took my order. I ordered the curry maze-soba! When the noodles were cooked, they played the usual sound and showed me the noodles with a "Ora" like in JoJo! When they later came to place the ramen, they also kept saying "Ora"! The inside of the restaurant is filled with JoJo everywhere! The videos are also JoJo-themed! It's a must-visit place for JoJo fans!

Main! Muda muda muda muda [Quirky Ramen Shop Reiwa] @ Osaka, Yotsubashi "Miso Tonkotsu" ¥900 Egg over Rice (lunch free) --------------------: 4-7-1 Bakuro-cho, Chuo-ku, Osaka City : [Tue-Sat] 12:00-14:00 19:00-23:00 (LO22:30) : 519m from Yotsubashi Station️ : Parking available : Pay after ordering: Twitter @menya_reiwa Instagram @kusegaqiangimianwureiwa--------------------Gogogogogogogo The walls of the shop are filled with a large number of Stone Masks and Iggy welcoming you Yes, it's a quirky ramen shop where JoJo fans gatherOraaa! They even have Cilantro Ramen This day, maybe because it was a one-man operation, it took a while?? Arrived at 12:20, 6 people waiting. About 9 seats inside. Received the ramen at 13:45. Overall, there was a shop announcement (laughs) If you imagine it like a JoJo-themed restaurant, it might be fun‍♂️ The shop owner's quirk is so strong that you'll end up laughing all the time, but the ramen is delicious without any quirks. The pork bone-based soup with miso is well balanced. The noodles are probably whole wheat. They have a good flavor‍♂️ But still, you can't help but be conscious of the shop owner haha The TKG with soup poured over it was surprisingly delicious too. Order the JOJO ice cream for an even more interesting experience. Random figures are displayed together and the character impersonations are fun#QuirkyRamenShopReiwa #JoJosBizarreAdventure #StoneMask #MisoTonkotsuRamen #OsakaRamen #CilantroRamen #JoJo #Ramen #ramen #ramenlover #NoodleNaviTokai #Noodlestagram #Noodlegrammer #Noodlelift #Noodlelife #Nagoreco #Nagoguru #RamenPatrol #RamenFoodie #RamenInstagrammer #RamenGuy #RamenGirl #AichiRamen #NagoyaRamen #NagoyaGourmet #AinaGo #FinishedDrinkingEatingDreamer ===========

Today's order: - Miso Tonkotsu Ramen: 900 yen - Extra noodles: 150 yen - Sprouted rice: free I visited "Kusenotuyoimenya Reiwa," located about a 3-minute walk from exit 22 of Honmachi Station on the Osaka Metro. The soup is a sweet tonkotsu broth, and the thin, whole wheat noodles are easy to slurp down. The chashu is simmered to perfection, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. The bowl is filled with plenty of vegetables like cabbage, bean sprouts, and sprouts. For lunch, you can choose either sprouted rice or egg over rice for free. The staff puts a lot of effort into their hospitality, including a lively noodle draining performance and serving the dishes. They also take hygiene seriously, with alcohol disinfection during the noodle draining process. The performance during the noodle draining is entertaining, with a touch of Dio impersonation. Each bowl is served with a performance, which may not be efficient for turnover, but it adds to the charm of the place! This is just my personal preference, so I refrain from giving a numerical rating. I only post about restaurants that I find delicious, so I hope you can understand that. Visit Menmenman's blog "Noodle Discovery Den" for more information: https://no-blog-no-life.com/kusenotuyoimenya_reiwa/

As the name suggests, this place is really unique! No, it's too unique! It was stimulating for me, but I loved it! Loved it! (laughs) The staff were talking non-stop (laughs) and it was so interesting that I didn't get bored! (laughs) The ramen is light tonkotsu broth and easy to eat. It's nice to have plenty of pickled ginger. During lunchtime, rice is served for free. They also use germinated rice, so they are conscious of health. #Want to connect with ramen lovers #Ramen #TonkotsuRamen #OsakaRamen #Noodlestagram #Can't handle spicy food anymore #Can't slurp noodles #Sensitive to hot food #Unique ramen shop Reiwa

When I searched for a ramen shop open in the neighborhood in the early afternoon on Google today, a place called "Kuse ga Tsuyoi Menya Reiwa" came up. I felt intrigued and decided to go check it out. However, the ramen wasn't as unique as the name suggested. It was more like a regular ramen shop. The shop had a strong "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" theme going on, which felt a bit over the top. It seemed like they didn't have any official permission to use the theme. The owner was very enthusiastic about playing the part, which made it a bit awkward for me. Overall, the ramen was decent and the owner seemed like a nice person, so I would consider going back. I would give it 5 stars, but maybe more like 4.5.

Yes, it's ramen time! "Umakara Miso Tonkotsu Ramen" with a half boiled egg at the strong-flavored noodle shop Reiwam The day's destination was Honmachi. Upon entering, you are greeted by a unique space that JoJo's Bizarre Adventure fans will love. The shop is known for its strong flavors, which may be overwhelming for first-time visitors. I ordered the Umakara Miso Tonkotsu Ramen and a half boiled egg, but there was only one left, so I got a half portion. While waiting, the shop owner's energetic call for the noodles echoed through the unique atmosphere of the shop. The shop owner's strong personality is endearing, and the ramen turned out to be quite delicious. However, the overwhelming atmosphere of the shop overshadowed the taste, so I recommend watching the video to get a feel for the experience. Thank you for the meal!

The strong-flavored ramen shop "Menya Reiwa" (Osaka, Yotsubashi) Pakuchi Ramen, which prominently features JoJo today, visited a ramen shop where I was told to come. Arrived 15 minutes before opening, got the first pole. Waited for 15 minutes and got seated, feeling like I had entered a different world with a JoJo vibe. Wore a Jotaro T-shirt for today, and the shop manager immediately noticed. Ordered the "Pakuchi Ramen" and waited for 10 minutes. The first "Ora Ora Time" was activated. Applause erupted when the finishing touch with hot water and "Oraa" was done. The conversation seemed to turn to JoJo, so I talked about the ramen. The appearance had a large amount of cilantro, tomatoes, chashu, and a large sheet of nori. The soup was a pork-based, lightly flavored soy sauce with a moderate amount of oil, a light mouthfeel, and a milky richness. The refreshing flavor of the abundant cilantro spreads. The soup and cilantro complement each other perfectly. The noodles were wavy, thin straight noodles with whole wheat, smooth and good throat sensation, and a chewy texture with a slight wheat flavor. The chashu had two slices of pork belly, moist and juicy, with oil that didn't accumulate when chewed. The lively atmosphere in the shop, with the shop manager constantly speaking lines while cooking, was fun, and I felt the love for JoJo. The stand-level hot water draining is worth seeing. They even saw me off and were friendly. I would like to visit again.