The commercial facility that opened in Zenikan is bustling, but the container area here is not filling up with shops, so it feels a bit lonely. The hamburger shop seems to be open, but it's unclear if the curry bread shop or Michinokiki are open or not. I visited the ramen shop that opened in the former soup curry shop for the first time. There were about 6 or 7 cars in the parking lot, but there were no customers in this shop, so maybe everyone is going to "Naruto-ken" instead? There is a ticket machine next to the entrance here. I wanted to try the cold noodles, but unfortunately, they were not available. Can't help it if they don't have it. I ordered the chicken mixed noodles (750 yen) and the mini zangi rice bowl (300 yen). Self-service for serving and clearing the table. The chicken mixed noodles had medium thickness straight noodles with an egg yolk in the center, surrounded by chicken chashu, seaweed, and green onions. It has a slightly strong flavor, but it's quite delicious. I really liked the meat in this dish. Finally, I poured the leftover broth over the zangi rice bowl like a rice bowl topping. Very satisfying. There was a new menu item, and if they add more items, it might become even more popular. Thank you for the meal!

It opened on March 17th! I arrived here after a day of snowboarding, intending to have lunch at Narutoken in Otaru, but my wife changed her mind and we ended up at this place instead. The black-painted container trailer store looked a bit sketchy, but this place also had the type of food ticket machine that I don't like. Maybe because they had just opened, the menu was limited. I chose the Chicken White Soy Sauce Ramen without the option for extra noodles, but with extra meat. I also ordered a medium-sized bowl of rice. The food was served quickly, and the ramen looked cute with thick noodles, seaweed, and grilled chicken instead of chashu. The soup was thick and creamy, similar to Yugeya's. I really liked it. The noodles were thick and straight, which some people may not like, but I didn't mind. The recommended garlic chili paste was also delicious. Overall, the ramen was good value for ¥750, although it was disappointing that the menu was limited. I hope they will expand their menu in the future. Next time, I will try the mixed noodles. Itadakimasu!

In March 2023, after visiting a former soup curry restaurant in a container house in Otaru, I went to the newly opened "Ramen Narutoya Main Store" operated by the "Naruto" group. In the past, the "Naruto" group had opened a couple of ramen shops with different concepts, but they didn't last long. This time, I tried the Chicken White Broth Salt Ramen for 750 yen. The menu also includes Chicken White Broth Soy Sauce and Chicken Mazesoba, but the soy sauce is recommended. I went with the salt version. The soup was a light and creamy potage-style broth with a strong salt flavor, and the yellowish oil, which I think is chicken oil, had a distinct taste that lingered on the palate. The noodles were straight and slightly thin, with a unique white color and an edgy texture that I had never encountered before. The toppings included bamboo shoots, shredded seaweed, chopped green onions, and small pieces of seared chicken. I have tried chicken white broth ramen at popular shops in Sapporo, and while the base flavors were similar, this one had a different, almost indescribable quality, reminiscent of eating unfamiliar noodles at a Chinese restaurant. I would like to try the soy sauce ramen next time, but I am more curious about whether the next shop after "Ramen Michinakiki" has been decided, as it has been left vacant.

I tried the soy sauce and salt ramen. They will open on March 17th. They also have chicken mixed ramen, all priced at 750 yen. The taste is unique and the noodles and soup have a different flavor. The chicken flavor stands out and I think it's delicious. The noodles have a unique taste, but when you come to Otaru, I recommend trying it at least once. I finished the soup, which I haven't done in a while.