I visited after drinking at night. I had curry ramen at a different shop for lunch and also had curry ramen for dinner as well, as a way to finish the day with curry ramen. The curry ramen here has a mild taste, with the curry flavor mixed into the ramen. It feels like the ramen version of curry rice. I had a half-size portion, which was just right after drinking. Looking around, it seems like the locals prefer ordering soy sauce ramen.

Open from 7pm to 2:30am, closed on Sundays. The restaurant has 5 counter seats and 4 tables for about 4 people each. There were two regular elderly female customers at the counter. I ordered the salt ramen in large size for 900 yen. It was a rich type, but they also had a light option. The soup was refreshing and went well with the noodles. The toppings included green onions, bean sprouts, and 2 slices of chashu. The chashu was tender and easy to bite into, but had a slight porky taste that I wasn't a fan of. The menma was thick and I loved it. The noodles were a bit soft for my liking, so I thought of trying them firm next time. Overall, it was delicious. I had tried their curry ramen before and it was also good. I also ordered the juicy gyoza for 400 yen. The plate was plastic and the gyoza would cool down quickly, so it's best to eat them promptly. They were like xiaolongbao with a lot of meat juice, very tasty. The half-fried rice for 400 yen was also delicious. I brought my child who had already eaten, so I ordered the ramen in large size to share. They provided separate bowls without me having to ask. They also gave us two small dishes of gyoza sauce. The service was considerate and the atmosphere was pleasant. Everything was delicious. I would like to come back again since they are open until late at night.

This is in Muroran, Nakajimacho. Today's last stop was at Fuji Ramen. My stomach was already full from Genghis Khan and yakiniku, but after stopping by a bar and a hostess club, I felt a bit peckish. I called for a taxi, but it would take a while, so I asked for recommendations for a ramen shop nearby. The place had a counter with 7 seats and four tables for four. I visited at 1:30 and there were already 7 customers before me and 7 after me. It seems like there aren't many ramen shops open at this time, so this place must be quite popular. They served Super Dry beer for 500 yen, which I thought should have been bottled beer at a ramen shop. I ordered a snack set for 450 yen, which included menma, green onions, boiled egg with mayo and cheese, and chashu. It was amazing and affordable. I also had the salt ramen for 720 yen, which had a clear soup with chashu, green onions, bean sprouts, seaweed, and menma. The soup was light and perfect for after drinking. It was a bit too much for me though, I should have ordered a half portion. I honestly can't remember the taste clearly, but it was delicious. Usually, bad food leaves a stronger impression when you're drunk, but this was good. This place is great for beer and snacks, and a good spot to wait for a taxi in Nakajimacho. Thank you for the meal!

This is "Fuji Ramen" in Muroran City. Located in Higashi-Muroran, 1-15-20 Nakajima-cho, Muroran City. A ramen shop open from 7pm until late at night, perfect for a late-night ramen fix. I tried the miso ramen. The soup is rich and has a traditional Sapporo-style flavor. The chashu is also on the firmer side, giving it a nostalgic taste. I noticed many customers ordering the salt ramen, so it must be a popular choice. They also offer curry ramen on the menu. If you're staying in Muroran, be sure to check it out.

The dish is tasty and flavorful with a strong garlic taste. Enjoy your meal!

Before the declaration, there was a rush to drink, a total of 13 hours, the 8th place to finish was the Fuji Ramen curry rice, an addictive old-fashioned curry.

Curry ramen was sweet and filling, even though I was already full.

A popular shop located in the drinking district of Nakajima-cho in Muroran City, Hokkaido. They are open until late at night, and it gets crowded as the night goes on. One of the most highly praised dishes is the salt ramen. (Their curry ramen is also famous for being delicious with a variety of options) I ordered the salt ramen. I was surprised by the clear, transparent soup that looked like water, but it had a light yet flavorful taste of saltiness, reminiscent of the sea. I wonder if they use natural salt for this. It was delicious! I'm impressed by this addictive salt ramen. Although I plan to try something else next time, I might end up going for the salt ramen again (laughs).

I heard from a friend that this place was delicious, so I decided to try it out. I ordered the salt ramen at this restaurant. The soup was clear and had a Hakodate-style taste. Personally, I found it to be too light and would have preferred it to be more flavorful and rich. It's not that it was bad, but everyone has their own preferences, so if you like light flavors, I recommend it. Since it's a night-only restaurant, it might be a good place to go for a meal after a night of drinking.