When I visited last time, I was surprised to find no cars in the parking lot and realized that the restaurant was closed. I decided to come back another time for revenge! I ordered the rich seafood roasted sesame miso ramen and the roasted sesame miso ramen. It had been a while since my last visit, and I noticed that the prices had gone up a bit. The ramen came with two types of chashu and was delicious. The taste was just as I remembered, and it remains my favorite.

There was a fire at this store, so it was closed for a while. I was craving for some power-boosting miso ramen on these hot days, so I had to come here. The place was packed at 6:30 pm on a weekday, but I waited for about 10 minutes in the cool restaurant. Of course, I ordered the miso ramen! The soup had a sweet vegetable flavor that I love! Maybe it tasted even better this time because my body was tired (lol). Towards the end, I dived the ginger on top of the tender chashu into the soup! The sweetness of the soup combined with the ginger was so delicious! The staff's service was great too! The water was ice cold and tasty! Thank you for the delicious ramen!

It has become a tradition to stop by after golfing. Eating miso chashu ramen makes all the fatigue disappear! I have been to the main store and the Joyful AEON store in Tonda, but for some reason, the ramen here after golfing is so delicious!

I was planning to have year-end shime ramen in Tokyo, but unexpectedly they were serving it already, so I got to have my favorite shime ramen at Yoshiyama Shouten where the staff kindly listened to my specific order and made the perfect ramen for me! I only eat shio-based ramen but this place is the best.

Since the start of the coronavirus, it had been a while since I visited. It was a night visit, and the place was still as busy as ever. We all ordered the roasted sesame miso ramen with firm noodles. We added an egg as a topping. The soup was delicious! The noodles were great too. Oh, it was so tasty, thank you for the meal.

The salt broth ramen costs 880 yen and is limited to 20 servings per day. I usually order this and it never disappoints. Unfortunately, you cannot get a large serving, probably due to the bowl size. If you're still hungry, you can order a rice dish as well. The soup is light but flavorful, making you want to drink it all.

Due to a hangover, I really wanted to eat ramen, so I went to Yoshimaya Shoten! I ordered the spicy miso in large size with free rice during lunch time! It's not too spicy but delicious! The soup is thick and has a lot of ground meat in it, giving it a rich flavor. The thick slices of chashu were satisfying and the menma was tasty too! My hangover was cured. Highly recommend!

Today, I had a hard time finding a place for lunch as 4 places I wanted to go were closed for holidays or had temporary closures. Eventually, I found Yoshiyama Shoten along the national highway. By showing my JAF card, I got a free seasoned egg and because it was before 2 PM, I also got a free small rice. I was torn between menu options but ended up trying the roasted sesame spicy miso ramen. The soup had a rich flavor that was quite addictive, although it wasn't very spicy despite being labeled as spicy miso. Overall, I felt like I got a good deal with the free extras. Thank you for the meal, Yoshiyama Shoten Teine Branch in Sapporo City, Teine Ward, Inaho 1-jo 8-chome 2-10, along National Highway 5 with parking available.

The ramen shop in Teine-ku often closes at 8 PM, but this one closes at 9 PM. It's located facing R5, in a log house which gives a calm atmosphere. The tables are clean and the service is pleasant! I ordered the miso ramen. The kitchen is open, with quick and clean movements. I only had to wait 5 minutes, they work fast! The soup has a good balance of miso and broth, not too salty with a light amount of fat. It's perfect for those who don't like a strong, fatty soup. The thick and tender chashu slices were delicious, not overshadowed by the miso. As a JAF member, I got a free boiled egg which was served separately (cold). I enjoyed adding ginger in the first half and the egg in the second half. I didn't feel thirsty afterwards, really appreciated the quality of the soup. It may not have a strong flavor or stand out, but I definitely want to come back for this delicious ramen shop. Thank you for the meal!

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it's not easy to dine out casually... but if we keep saying that, the people working in the food industry won't be able to survive!! So, we decided to go out and support them. My wife said she wanted to eat ramen, so we took action! We headed to Ginpa, a popular ramen spot, but it was crowded and the parking situation was a mess. We couldn't find a spot even for our small car because of some inconsiderate parking on both sides. So, we changed our plans and went to Yoshiyama Shoten in Teine. This place has ample parking space and a good turnover rate, but we still had to wait outside. I usually don't like waiting too long to eat, but my wife was determined. Eventually, we got in without much delay and ordered the standard spicy miso ramen with a complimentary small rice. We shared two stick dumplings each. The portion of noodles here seems to be on the smaller side. Despite being called spicy miso, the spiciness was mild. The chashu was tender and delicious! The stick dumplings were a new experience for me, but surprisingly good. Yoshiyama seemed to have a well-organized operation to serve the ramen quickly after seating the customers, making up for the waiting time. It's no wonder it's a popular spot. It was delicious after a long time! Thanks for the meal!

"The soy sauce ramen for 790 yen keeps getting more expensive... I wonder if it will be like 1,000 yen in three years? The soy sauce at Yoshiyama Shoten is delicious!! I think black pepper goes well with this soy sauce ramen after all! I went at a weird time, 3:00 PM, and I feel like I'm the one to blame. They were having a great time laughing in the kitchen. It must have been really fun, with all the 'Gahaha', 'Oops', 'Whoa'... Since it's an open kitchen, you can hear everything clearly."

Today, I walked to "Yoshiyama Shoten Teine Store" in my neighborhood. Although this place has been here for many years, it's my first time visiting. Neighborhood stores always seem to be put off for later visits. Yoshiyama Shoten is known for its miso ramen, so I ordered their miso ramen for 790 yen. It's quite popular, as there was a bit of a wait. The shop smells strongly of fried oil, probably from the wok. The ramen arrived in just over 5 minutes, and I dug in. The char siu had ginger on top, and the soup had a collagen-like texture. It had a nice savory flavor, not too heavy. The Sapporo-style noodles were springy and delicious. The char siu was tender and had a good balance of fat and lean meat. At one point, I tried melting the ginger in the soup, but the strong commercial smell put me off a bit. Overall, it was a tasty meal, excluding the ginger. If I have the chance, I would definitely visit again!

I visited for lunch. It's been about 4 years and 3 months since my last visit (^_^;) I thought it had been a while, but I didn't realize it had been that long. This time, I ordered the "Sapporo Abura Soba." A small rice is free during lunchtime, so I ordered that too (^^) This was my first time trying the abura soba here, and it was incredibly delicious♫ I personally really liked it (^ ^) I definitely want to come back to eat here again. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

We often go to this restaurant with my family because it's close to our home. Today, I went with two friends. We ordered the "Miso Ramen" (750 yen), "Roasted Sesame Miso Ramen" (780 yen), and the "Roasted Sesame Miso Sakura Shrimp" (850 yen). I tried the Handa store exclusive "Roasted Sesame Miso Sakura Shrimp". It's a must-try for shrimp lovers. The repeat rate is 99%, considering the convenience of being able to walk from home.

This is a ramen shop located in Handai, towards Otaru in Sapporo. There are several branches in Sapporo, but this was my first time visiting this particular one. It was a hot day, so I ordered the cold roasted shrimp miso ramen. The soup was cold but had a rich roasted flavor, with a strong shrimp broth. The toppings included shrimp, chashu, seasoned egg, and fried shallots, all generously portioned. The slightly bold seasoning complemented the cold soup well, making it very delicious. This is a ramen shop where you can enjoy it in both summer and winter.

Today, I felt like eating ramen from Yoshiyama Shoten. It's true, sometimes you just crave it, right? But if it's crowded, let's not go in. When I arrived under those conditions, it was empty. After disinfecting my hands, I was seated in a booth. This restaurant allows for social distancing, and the chairs in the booth are large. The tables are high enough that you can't see the other customers, so you don't directly come into contact with any droplets, which is reassuring. Even though there was only one salaryman at the counter, there were no other customers nearby. I ordered the Salt Ramen for 780 yen, a popular choice here, and my companion ordered the Roasted Spicy Miso Ramen for 850 yen, both with free small rice (usually 100 yen). It had been two years since my last visit. Wow, it's been a while. We chatted about that and our food was served promptly. The soup was just as amazing as before - flavorful, salty, and oily. Almost perfect for my taste. The noodles were a bit firm, which was good to help the soup cling to them, but I prefer them a bit softer. The small rice was cooked perfectly this time, a nice surprise. I savored every bite. I was completely satisfied with the meal. If the soup had been a bit more plentiful and hotter, the noodles would have been just right. But for 780 yen with free rice, I'm still happy. The rating has definitely gone up since two years ago. My companion's Roasted Spicy Miso Ramen was delicious too, with a smooth miso flavor and richness, although the spiciness was mild. We both enjoyed our meals. I noticed a middle-aged salaryman at the counter finishing his soup. The soup here is just so good, isn't it? The ramen and rice were both delicious. Thank you for the meal. I'll definitely be back.

It's been a while since my last post. I've been too busy to post anything... but I wanted to express my gratitude by writing a review. This ramen shop is incredibly kind and wonderful for families with children!! The kids' ramen set includes salt or soy sauce ramen, pudding, and a toy for just 300 yen, which is amazing! Unfortunately, I didn't take a photo because it was eaten before I could, but even though it's such a great deal, they also give you candy as a souvenir on the way out. What's truly wonderful is the staff's thoughtfulness. Some mothers may not want to give their kids candy or snacks, but they discreetly check with a quiet voice... are they gods...+ﾟ｡*(*´∀｀*)*｡ﾟ+ We're okay with candy, but I was moved by their consideration. And when they let the kids choose, there were only two options available, and they said, "Sorry, we'll add more choices next time. Which flavor do you like?" It was like a refreshing oasis in the desert of my weary heart from parenting every day...+ﾟ｡*(*´∀｀*)*｡ﾟ+ I've been here a few times now, and every visit warms my heart and makes me feel cozy (●´ー｀●). It's a tough time with COVID, but I support you. The food was delicious today too. Thank you♡

I arrived at the recommended ramen shop, Hatsuyama Shoten, around 1:30 pm. The parking lot was almost full, indicating that it was indeed crowded on weekends. Inside the restaurant, there were partition panels at the waiting area, where I waited for about 10 minutes. The dining tables also had partitions, and the staff were disinfecting them after each customer left. I ordered the seasonal limited pork bone white miso ramen, which was still available. It was served quickly and was rich and flavorful. The soup had a slight acidity that would go well with rice. The thick soup coated the noodles nicely, and it was just the right balance when slurped together. It was warming and delicious, and I finished it in no time. I learned that rice is free on weekdays, which is definitely a must-have with this ramen. They also sold instant noodles as souvenirs, which I found interesting. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would recommend it.

Recently, there has been an increase in ramen shops with ticket vending machines, making it difficult to take your time choosing a menu if it's your first time at the shop. Also, sometimes you can leave without paying because the staff may not notice you. This shop does not have a ticket vending machine, so you can take your time to look at the menu after being seated. It was nice to hear a cheerful "thank you" after paying. There has also been a rise in shops offering disposable chopsticks, but this shop already had them at each table, making it easier to eat ramen. The tissue box is in a unique case, making it easy to take tissues. The air conditioning was effective, allowing me to enjoy my meal in a cool environment without sweating. The tables were clean, giving the interior a sense of cleanliness. The ramen and chashu were delicious, and the complimentary small rice was freshly cooked, which was a pleasant surprise. The counter seats had partitions for COVID-19 prevention, making it easy for solo diners to visit this ramen shop.

Wow, it was really delicious (laughs). I liked the soy sauce flavor in both the soup and noodles. I also tried the miso flavor, and both had a different deliciousness to them. The dumplings were honestly just average. I would recommend the ramen!