I was always curious because there was always a line. I visited for lunch around 1 pm on a weekday. There were about 8 people in line, but I decided to wait in line. I couldn't decide between salt or soy sauce, but today I chose soy sauce. First, I bought a meal ticket and then waited for the ramen to be ready at the counter. I was able to eat in about 10 minutes. Both the salt and soy sauce looked similar, with a mysterious soup. The soup looked creamy with foam on top. When I took a sip, I tasted a rich and delicious soup. A creamy soy sauce soup. Delicious. The noodles were medium thickness and went well with the soup. The chashu was also delicious, and I finished it in no time. I don't know about the main store, but being able to eat this delicious food in a food court is the best. I will definitely come back. Thank you for the meal.

Having lunch in Tennoji. The area around the station has become very clean and beautiful compared to the past. I had been wanting to visit the Tomio store, but I found out that I could eat in Tennoji as well, so I decided to go. It was a food court, and the other shops also looked delicious. Finally, I fulfilled my wish of trying Mitsuba's ramen. I chose soy sauce flavor. The creamy soup was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Mitsuba Abeno branch Tsukemen ¥1200. Isn't the main store the one with the least chewy chashu? Wasn't the egg supposed to have some flavor? Not being able to reheat or fix it is a fatal flaw. Was the M size 500 after boiling? I think so. They said the L size is 750 and I got scared so I went with M, but surprisingly it was good. Well, I won't order Tsukemen at the branch anymore. #Ramen #Ramen #拉麺 #Tsukemen

After finishing a meeting in Abeno on Monday, it was already past 7 p.m. and I was craving Mitsuba-san (laughs) who I hadn't seen in a while. I headed to "Mitsuba Abeno Satellite Office" located in Abeno Hoop! - Arrival time: 7:15 p.m. - Crowdedness: 5 people I ordered the Shio Chashu Ramen at the satellite office. Honestly, Mitsuba-san's main and second branch have such high quality that the satellite office tends to be a bit underwhelming... Leaving that aside, it's been a while since I visited the Abeno satellite office, but even there, they can compete with other delicious chicken shirotan or chicken and pork ramen shops in the food court, and I would say they are even better. Delicious, it's still tasty! Even at the satellite office, Mitsuba-san's quality is high. The soup and chashu are both delicious. My impression was that the quality at the Abeno satellite office has improved significantly, possibly due to the brush-up from the Kadoma satellite office. As a Mitsuba-san that you can easily visit in Osaka, please continue to liven up the satellite offices together. Thank you for the meal.

Mitsuba Ramen House Avano Branch (Osaka / Tennoji) A famous shop from Nara is now in the food court of Abeno HOOP! The high-quality foam ramen, whether it's salt or soy sauce flavor, is really good. #Mitsuba #MitsubaAbenoBranch #MitsubaTheSecond #TomioGourmet #TennojiGourmet #Noodlestagram #RamenLovers #FoamRamen

Repeat visit. This time I chose the salt flavor. Delicious. A representative of chicken white broth. You can't talk about chicken white broth without trying this. It's lighter than soy sauce. However, the ramen here has less soup. The main store and Second have plenty of soup, so that's a bit of a downside.

During weekdays at the food court, there is always a long line at this particular shop! I finally tried the dipping noodles at the popular Mitsuba restaurant (^^) I had ramen here before and it was delicious, so this time I tried the dipping noodles. Whether it's ramen or dipping noodles, I think those who like creamy dishes will love it ( ᐡᴗ ̫ ᴗᐡ)! Especially with the dipping noodles, since the small, medium, and large sizes are all the same price, it's very cost-effective if you can eat a large portion. I ordered the small size this time. If you order the small size, you can choose to have a little extra menma, chashu, or seasoned egg. I love the menma here, so I asked for extra menma (^^) The flavor was just as delicious as the ramen, and personally, I prefer the dipping noodles! It's only available on weekdays, so I'll definitely come here for lunch in Abeno on weekdays (˶'ᵕ'˶ )‪︎ Since it's a food court, you can eat leisurely and it's really delicious and recommended - ̗̀(˶'ᵕ'˶) ̖́-

It's a food court but you have to order at the counter and wait for your food to be ready, which can be tough for those with kids. The ramen has a gentle creamy taste, like Spuma Chicken White Broth. It seems like something kids would enjoy. Recommended for those who can afford to spend 1,000 yen for a bowl of ramen.

As expected, Mitsuha is a great place! I tried their tsukemen on a weekday. I ordered the L size noodles, which were delicious. The broth is the same chicken-based shoyu flavor as the ramen. However, if you get the large size, you might need extra dipping soup, so I recommend going for the Max M size.

I visited the restaurant at 11:30 am on a regular day and there were 5 people waiting in line. I ordered the tsukemen, where you can choose between one, two, or three servings of noodles for the same price. I thought three servings would be too much, so I went with two servings. I had high expectations since the main store in Tomio was really delicious, but the soup here was a mix of pork bone and chicken white broth, and the noodles were wavy thick straight noodles. The soup was too salty, so I had to add water. It lacked richness and flavor compared to Mitsuha Honten or Kuzu in Honmachi. It felt like eating instant tsukemen. The chashu was big and good, and the noodles were decent, but with the soup being like that, I won't be coming back.

I was lured in by the reviews saying it was light despite its appearance. The soup was stirred to be mild, but it was too strong for me. The noodles, despite being made slowly, were not stretchy at all. The chashu was tasty, but I couldn't finish it. Maybe ramen is not for me.

I visited the Mitsuba Abeno branch located inside Abeno Hoop. This time, I ordered the salt char siu ramen. Personally, I prefer salt over soy sauce. Choosing char siu ramen makes the dish look more elegant, and it's great that this quality can be enjoyed in a food court.

I have never been to this restaurant before, but I was very surprised to find an outpost in the food court near my workplace. The Awawa soup is really good. I can't describe the taste in detail, but it's delicious! I tried the soy sauce flavor, but next time I want to try the salt flavor.

I only visited the Tomio store once. I had other plans and ate in a hurry, so this time I took my time. There were about 8 people waiting in line, and I was considering which menu item to choose while looking at the menu. Then someone behind me handed over their food ticket first, so I took a few steps back and handed over my food ticket too. Even though it's during the COVID-19 pandemic, it felt like the distance in line was too close... My bad feeling was right, and I was served the wrong ramen. I reported it and got my bowl replaced. But since it was a food ticket, I didn't have a receipt in hand and it was inconvenient. Later, while slurping the ramen in a distant spot in the food court, I noticed that there was rice on my tray. I didn't order a set or any extras, so I wondered if it was something the person behind me had ordered, but I disposed of it. Even though it's convenient to have various people around in this type of store layout, it doesn't always work systematically. The ramen itself was delicious, just like at the main store.

I live in Nara, so although Mitsuba in Tomio or Ikaruga is much closer in terms of distance, I rarely have the opportunity to go there. I had a craving for Mitsuba, so when I had business in Tennoji alone on a weekday, I decided to visit the branch of Hoop in the basement for the first time. I had the salt ramen. The specialty is the creamy foamy soup. It has a smooth texture, rich umami flavor, and a hint of pork bone aroma. The noodles are smooth and chewy, the moist chashu is seasoned with black pepper, and the thick and tender menma is all complemented by the Mitsuba. If this could be eaten in a food court, I would be completely satisfied. I heard a rumor that a branch of Hoop will also be opening in the food court of Nara's Mi-Naara, so I am looking forward to that as well.

I ordered the salt ramen for 800 yen (tax included). I arrived just after 10 PM before closing time and was able to enter without waiting in line. I had the choice between salt and soy sauce and chose salt this time. I think it would be interesting to try soy sauce next time. Thank you for the delicious meal! Thank you, Mitsuba!

Located in the underground food court of Abeno Hoop, this ramen shop offers two types of ramen: "shio" (salt) and "shoyu" (soy sauce), as well as tsukemen (dipping noodles). This time, I chose the "Shio Chashu Men," which includes 10 slices of chashu, bamboo shoots, half a seasoned egg, and chopped green onions. The soup is rich yet mild with a hint of saltiness, thanks to the foam that adds a bubbly texture. The noodles are homemade with 100% domestic wheat, giving them a chewy texture and a flat, twisted shape. The chashu is cooked at a low temperature and has a nice flavor of black pepper.

#Mitsuba Abeno Branch Office #Tennoji #Tsukemen #Ramen #YuiLog 3.8 Nara's super famous shop Mitsuba has opened its first branch in Osaka. There are now many options available, but it's great to have this quality in many locations. Today I had the Tsukemen. The ramen is delicious, but the Tsukemen is outstanding. The creamy dipping sauce and glossy noodles...it's incredibly delicious. #Mitsuba #Tennoji Ramen #Tennoji Tsukemen #Tennoji Gourmet #Ramen lovers #Abeno Hoop

The Mitsuha in Tomio is delicious, so I ordered the salt chashu ramen and soy sauce chashu ramen. However, they were out of pork chiki soy sauce. I personally think that Tomio is better. The soy sauce chashu was a bit too strong and spicy. The salt chashu had good noodle texture and was enjoyable. Tomio is always crowded, so considering that, Abeno is a good alternative.

After listening to a concert in another prefecture, it's my tradition to enjoy delicious ramen in that area. I visited a branch of the famous Nara restaurant "Ramenya Mitsuba," which has been listed in the "Tabelog Top 100" every year since 2018, near the concert venue at Abeno Civic Center. The menu and toppings were different from the main store in Nara, but the rich chicken and pork bone broth (a popular "bubble-style" recently) was delicious. The rare chashu was thick and flavorful, and the slightly thin but chewy noodles paired well with it. It was a tasty bowl of ramen. I usually don't like food courts, but I understand that it's located in a fashion building called "Abeno Hoop" with many young people, making it more accessible for them. ☺️