Not recommended. Very ordinary. However, if you like salty, strong flavors, there is an exception.

I visited in August 2024 when I was on a business trip to Otsu City.

The restaurant has about 10 seats at the counter, and there is no air conditioning, or perhaps because the air conditioning is not working, there are fans installed everywhere, making it humid and the environment reminiscent of the Showa era.

I ordered a large serving of Chinese noodles. The menu said it was a nostalgic soy sauce flavor.

The regular size is 1,000 yen including tax, and the large size is an additional 150 yen.

The serving speed is quite slow, which makes you expect it to be delicious ramen.

The appearance gives the impression that it is really just ramen. It is very simple, with two bamboo shoots, three slices of char siu, and green onions as toppings. The taste of the soup was very similar to the soy sauce flavor of the ramen shop Daiichi Asahi, but saltier. On the other hand, the bamboo shoots are thick and delicious, and the char siu is aged and has a deep flavor.

If they could improve the restaurant environment and put a little more effort into the soup, the default price of 1,000 yen would be justified.

There is no parking lot. There is a paid parking lot nearby, but you shouldn't splurge on this ramen by paying the parking fee.