"I visited 'Sora to Daichi no Tomato Men Vegie' for the first time in a while. The shop has been renovated and looks beautiful. It seems like the owner has changed, as I was greeted by female staff only. There were complimentary pickles and rooibos tea on the table. The setup is nice, with paper aprons, paper mask holders, and mint tablets available. The service was polite and I was impressed. I ordered the Chili Tomato Men for 980 yen and added a Risotto Onigiri for 180 yen. The dish came in a trendy red bowl. The bright red soup was piping hot and had just the right amount of spiciness. The noodles were smooth and had a pasta-like texture, which paired well with the soup. The chicken meatballs had a nice chewy texture, and were delicious. I finished the meal by dipping the Risotto Onigiri in the soup, enjoying the cheesy tomato risotto. It was a delightful meal and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It had been a while, but the food was still delicious. The pickles were a nice touch for a palate cleanser. The service was stress-free, and I will definitely be visiting again. Next time, I might try the soup curry. Thank you for the delicious meal!"

This is the sister store of Kamada Tea House! I chose the Ladies Set with fifteen types of vegetables! The vegetables that go well with rich tomato soup. The noodles are slippery like cold noodles! And the finale, a crispy cheese-covered rice ball that you dunk into the risotto! The Ladies Set was very filling with a lot of volume, and above all, it was incredibly delicious! Thank you for the meal!

9 types of vegetable tomato noodles + risotto rice ball (with cheese) I arrived before 1 pm, but the parking lot was full and had to wait for 20 minutes. The restaurant was empty inside, though. So, I came without much research or preconceptions and ordered the basic items. The ending risotto seemed like a must-try, so I also ordered the rice ball. While waiting, I snacked on the complimentary pickles of radish and cucumber. The tomato chopstick rest was cute. After about 10 minutes of waiting, the dishes arrived beautifully presented. The appearance looked like soup curry with the ingredients on top, but first, the soup. It was surprisingly rich and flavorful. I was expecting a lighter tomato soup, so this was a pleasant surprise. I'm already looking forward to the ending risotto. The ingredients included pumpkin, lotus root, broccoli, eggplant, potato, chicken meatball, mizuna, spinach, onion, carrot, and walnuts. Especially, the chicken meatball and broccoli were incredibly delicious. The chicken meatball had a crunchy cartilage texture, and the broccoli was perfectly cooked. All the other ingredients were also tasty. The noodles were medium-thin twisted noodles from Nishiyama Seimen. A classic choice. After enjoying the tomato noodles, it was time for the rice ball. The combination of the rich soup and the cheese inside the rice ball created a nice harmony. Honestly, the risotto was tastier than the noodles. I'm hooked on this. I plan to revisit soon and try the chili dishes next time.

My body is craving tomato noodles! I have visited a few times and each time the food seems to be getting more delicious. The service is also good! The air conditioning may be a bit weak as it gets quite hot in the store during the summer (lol), but the ice-cold rooibos tea is delicious so it's okay! The soup, noodles, everything is delicious! Also, the pickles are so delicious, I can't stop eating them! It's really a great restaurant! I will come again, thank you for the meal.

Arrived at the restaurant on Sunday at 11 am. There were 4 groups and 1 person waiting in line, but the family in front of me kindly let me go ahead. More customers continued to arrive. It had been a month since my last visit. Sapporo was experiencing another hot day, just like yesterday! In this weather, there's only one thing to eat here - the usual dish! There were 3 female staff members. I ordered the "Chilled Tomato Noodles" (1100 yen) with an extra "Chili Flavor" (100 yen) and the "Risotto Rice Ball" (180 yen), which is the golden combination. The price has gone up by 110 yen since last year. The dish arrived about 15 minutes later, following the previous customers. The tomato-based soup was rich in flavor, absolutely delicious! The increased amount of chili paste made it quite spicy but enjoyable. The flat noodles were still chewy and firm! The deep-fried broccoli and grilled pumpkin were still warm. Then, the risotto rice ball was served, and it was a perfect match even when cold! I was quite satisfied with the delicious taste this time as well. However, it seemed a bit lukewarm compared to previous years... I won't change my rating, but this time, I give the "food and taste" a rating of ★4.5. "Saito" and "Nerura" serve cold ramen with soup frozen with ice that stays cold until the end. Please consider trying them out! I will definitely come back! [Summer Limited Edition] Recommended Cold Ramen in Sapporo.

It felt like a tomato-based soup pasta. I ordered a meat-filled dish with meatballs, sausages, bacon, and chicken. Everything was delicious. I especially liked the addition of watercress. For dessert, I also had risotto which was also delicious. I was imagining a tomato or tomato juice-based dish, but it was completely different. It was very tasty. Thank you for the meal.

First visit‼️ I couldn't imagine tomato ramen and I was excited and nervous!! The menu is extensive and you can choose different types of tomato noodles depending on your mood, which made me want to come back again. The menu looks so delicious❣️ Even the chopstick rest is cute with tomatoes〜 So exciting〜⭕️ I ordered a half portion of noodles and a half portion of rice❣️ The taste was more like pasta than ramen, with plenty of vegetables that matched well with the broth‼️ (Matched indeed! Mr. Kuroyanagi!) I topped it off with cheese and mixed it with rice!! Another stylish and delicious dish Hooray 🤣 The birth of risotto‼️ I couldn't resist and finished it completely. The portion was perfect‼️ Thank you so much, see you again Adieu(^_−)−☆

Arrived at 6:00 PM on Saturday. There was one group of customers before us and three groups arrived after us. It had been a year since our last visit. For some reason, the lantern was shining brightly next to the ticket machine. There were two female staff members. The Tomato Ramen had gone up by 70 yen since last year, but that's understandable. This time, I was looking forward to trying the dinner-only Soup Curry, but unfortunately, it was no longer available. Instead, they had added some new side dishes. I decided to try the monthly special "Tom Yum Kung Tomato Ramen" (1090 yen) from the ticket machine. It arrived in about 10 minutes. The rich tomato soup with the tanginess of Tom Yum Kung was delicious! It had a hint of shrimp broth as well. It wasn't too spicy even for someone who prefers mild flavors. The noodles were cooked just right. There were two large prawns, juicy and flavorful! I was pleased to see deep-fried broccoli among the vegetables. The grilled pumpkin was also tasty! The cilantro didn't overpower the dish. There was a generous amount of spinach. Overall, I was satisfied with the delicious taste once again. It could have had a bit more of the Tom Yum Kung flavor. I'm not changing my rating, but this time, I would give the "food taste" a 4.0 out of 5. Next time, I will try the "Chilled Tomato Ramen" on a hot day!

I ordered the limited-time bacon and asparagus tomato noodle dish. The asparagus and bacon paired perfectly with the tomato soup and were delicious. You can turn the cheese onigiri into a risotto by putting it in the soup. Since there is a lot of soup, it's a good idea to drink extra soup along with the noodles so that when you make the risotto, it will have the right amount of liquid.

Tomato noodles from the sky and the earth Vegie / Veggie rich shrimp cream tomato noodles 1,180 yen Risotto rice ball with cheese 180 yen Visited a nearby ramen shop that I've been curious about because the restaurant I wanted to go to was closed. Arrived at 7:30 pm on a weekday and was seated without waiting. The parking lot is behind Toriyakko-san? A little hard to find. The menu is very attractive. I was torn between options, but I ended up choosing the tomato cream, while my companion went for the basil tomato. First, we were served pickles and rooibos tea as a service. The pickles were delicious, and I was happy with the service. Then, the ramen arrived. It had a nice aroma, with plenty of vegetables like eggplant and carrots at the bottom. The sour cream added a nice touch. It was incredibly delicious. The noodles were flat noodles for me, while my companion had medium thick noodles. The flat noodles were like fettuccine, almost like a soup pasta. As we were enjoying the meal, the risotto rice ball with cheese arrived. It was slightly grilled and tasted amazing when mixed with the remaining soup. The cheese melted beautifully. I highly recommend ordering this. I was very satisfied with the meal. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. Bonus: There were some areas that needed cleaning, like dust accumulation, and I wished they had done some laundry. Despite the stylish decorations inside the restaurant, those aspects were disappointing.

Wow, this place is amazing! The menu is like a soup curry restaurant with plenty of vegetables and meat. I ordered the Niku Niku Tomato Men for 1250 yen, and the Risotto Onigiri for 180 yen. The taste is fantastic, the soup is delicious with a thick texture and a rich flavor of tomatoes. The medium-thick straight noodles are chewy and go well with the soup. The standout is the meat - thick slices of bacon, tsukune, wiener, and 3 chicken thighs, all grilled to perfection and full of flavor. It takes some time for the food to be served, but it's worth the wait. There are also plenty of vegetables like spinach, onions, mizuna, carrots, etc. Finally, the Risotto Onigiri (forgot to take a picture) is a great way to finish the meal, with cheese inside that melts beautifully. The unlimited refills of Rooibos tea and pickles are a nice touch. I thought I might still be hungry, but the generous portion of meat and the satisfying risotto made me feel full. There are so many other dishes I want to try like ramen, tsukemen, and tomato men. Thank you for the meal - I will definitely come back again!

Visited with my daughter. She is a repeat customer. The ticket machine at the entrance accepts 10,000 yen bills. I ordered the Ladies Set with 15 kinds of vegetables, and my daughter chose the Chili Tomato Noodles and Risotto Onigiri. When we sat down at the table, we were served pickles and rooibos tea for free. The small items, dried flowers, and interior of the shop were cute, creating a pleasant atmosphere for women. It only took 10 minutes from entering to the arrival of the Tomato Noodles. The Ladies Set had a decent amount of noodles (100 grams) with 15 types of vegetables and meatballs, providing a satisfactory portion. The creamy tomato soup coated the noodles, making them delicious from the first bite. It had a subtle acidity and rich flavor. Very tasty. After finishing the noodles, we moved on to the Risotto Onigiri. When you break it open, the melted cheese inside, combined with the tomato flavor, was quite delicious. I think the key to this dish is the tomato soup, which transforms into the risotto at the end. My daughter's Chili Tomato Noodles were quite spicy. If you want it spicier, you can order the regular Tomato Noodles and add the chili paste topping to adjust the level of spiciness. In the end, my daughter and I finished our bowls. The Tomato Noodles were delicious and the service was good, making it a place we would like to visit again.

I arrived about 5 minutes late to the restaurant which opened at 11 am on Sunday. There was only one customer when I arrived, but by around 11:30 am, it was full. The interior of the restaurant was clean and they provided mask cases and paper aprons. They also offered free rooibos tea. The ramen had a strong tomato flavor but was delicious. After finishing the additional risotto rice ball, I was stuffed. Thank you for the meal.

I was surprised by the free pickles, complimentary rooibos tea, and the extra services like mask cases and hair ties. The ladies' set also came with a rice ball that can be turned into risotto, which was a great deal. The atmosphere was welcoming for women dining alone. The food was delicious and I was very satisfied. I would love to go back again.

I took my dog to the hospital and stopped by a cleaning shop on the way back. I was planning to go to Saito in Higashi Sapporo, but the only parking space was taken. I ended up visiting a place that seemed to have been renovated. It turns out they had installed a ticket machine in the past 5 years. Since there were no other customers, I took my time to decide. I was intrigued by the 15 kinds of vegetable noodles, so I ordered the 15-vegetable tomato noodles. Then, the screen changed and asked if I would like to try the risotto rice ball, so I had to press it. I was seated at the counter, which had a high ratio of female customers. As a middle-aged man, I felt a bit embarrassed. They served me some stylish tea, which was delicious and cold. They also brought me some pickles, which were surprisingly tasty. I asked for seconds. The 15-vegetable tomato noodles arrived. At first, I thought it was soup curry. As I started eating, I noticed the red bowl which reminded me of the crab miso ramen I had the day before. I started with the pumpkin and then proceeded to eat the vegetables in order. When I wanted to take a picture of the noodles, I had to slightly rearrange them. The curly tomato noodles appeared. They did have a tomato flavor, but the soup seemed lighter than before. Next, the rice ball arrived. I immediately dug in after finishing the noodles. The soup was a bit watery, which gave it a different taste compared to what I had before. The impact from 5 years ago seemed to have disappeared. I left feeling a bit unsatisfied. Thank you for the meal.

I entered the restaurant during the lunch rush. There were 3 dedicated parking spaces behind the store and 2 shared spaces with other stores. I hesitated a bit at the shared area, but eventually parked there confidently. The restaurant operates on a ticket system. If it's busy, you need to write your name in a register, purchase a ticket, and wait outside. It was a very cold day, so waiting outside was tough. Once seated, I was served pickles and rooibos tea. I ordered the 9-vegetable tomato ramen for ¥880, with an extra large portion for an additional ¥100. The ramen was very red in appearance and included pumpkin, eggplant, broccoli, spinach, mizuna, lotus root, wood ear mushrooms, potatoes, and one more ingredient I can't recall. It also had basil chicken meatballs. The soup had a nice balance of tomato acidity and a slightly rough texture. The umami from the vegetables and a light animal-based broth made it very enjoyable. I thought I might get tired of it, but I finished it quickly. I noticed black pepper and garlic oil on the table, which I tried adding to the soup towards the end, enhancing the flavor. I used to doubt the deliciousness of vegetable-based ramen, but this one was really good. I'll definitely come back, maybe next time for a spicy version. I love tomato chili cup noodles, so that might be a good choice. I look forward to visiting again.

The monthly menu featured on Instagram! I always want to try it every month~ (The roast beef in December was delivered and cooked through, haha) In January 2023, it was "Sapporo Miso Tomato Noodles," a Japanese-style dish! It feels like eating miso ramen, but it's definitely tomato noodles! Vegie-san's vegetables are really delicious! (So I'm also interested in their soup curry) It's always delicious and makes me happy every time~♡

I visited a restaurant that I had been checking out for the first time. I had encountered tomato soup ramen in Miyazaki before, so I had an idea of what to expect. I ordered the recommended vegetable ramen with 7 types of vegetables, sorry I can't remember the name. I also got extra noodles and added a rice ball for a total of about 1300 yen. You buy a meal ticket at the entrance. The interior of the restaurant is not very big but has a stylish Italian vibe. There were about 3 staff members in the kitchen, all of whom were women. I was expecting the soup to be like minestrone, but it was actually quite light. The toppings were generous, almost like a soup curry. The noodles were more chewy than firm, more like pasta. Personally, I would have liked to sprinkle plenty of Parmesan cheese on top. The rice ball at the end had cheese inside, so you could eat it like risotto. But the most delicious part was the pickles that came as a starter. They had a strong umami flavor rather than just sourness and were really tasty. They also had soup curry on the menu, so I would like to try that next time. Thank you for the meal.

Tomato chili ramen for 980 yen. It's more like a soup pasta than ramen. The ramen had broccoli, pumpkin, eggplant, and meatballs, making it very voluminous and delicious, like the ingredients in soup curry. The homemade pickles on the table were also excellent. This trendy ramen shop seems particularly appealing to women.

After a long time, I tried the Tomato Noodles for 880 yen. The noodles were chewy, like soup pasta!! Delicious! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))♡\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\(//∇//)\\

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while, but finally made my first visit! I went around 2pm on a Sunday and noticed a diverse crowd including families with children, couples, and office workers. There is a raised seating area for families with children, which seemed convenient. When I sat down, the staff immediately brought me rooibos tea and a pickled vegetable assortment (carrots, radishes, cucumbers, cauliflower, etc). It was a set that would make any girl happy! I ordered the 15-vegetable ramen and the meaty tomato ramen. The 15-vegetable ramen had a deep flavor from the fried vegetables melting into the soup, while the meaty ramen had a different flavor with the meat blending in. It's perfect for those who want to eat ramen but are concerned about salt and fat. It's a guilt-free ramen option. Delicious!