Overview and characteristics of “Ramen Yama”
Ramen Yama is the result of a project to restore an old folk house to a ramen shop by a ramen chef who quit his job.
This ramen shop is gaining popularity as a place where riders gather to enjoy light and flavorful salt ramen while enjoying the countryside scenery.
Around the store
Enter from the main road and walk down a narrow road for a few minutes.
Is there a ramen shop in a place like this? However, this “Ramen Yama” is located in a peaceful landscape surrounded by rice fields.
There are also small details such as the unique faucet and the stones piled up on the stump.
Parking
There is a parking lot in front of the store for about 2 to 3 motorcycles, and on the opposite side of the road for about 3 to 4 cars.
When the bikes gather, they fill up quickly and are arranged in spaces slightly below or vertically along the road.
Inside the store
When you enter the store, you first order and pay at the counter.
I sit at an empty seat in the store.
Magorodon is limited to 20 servings per day, so it sells out quickly.
The interior of the store is a renovated old folk house.
The exposed beams, natural wood tables and chairs, warm lighting, and classy background music create a calm and stylish atmosphere that is not typical of a ramen restaurant.
From the counter, you can see the rice fields and Satoyama in front of you.
Pickup！We also recommend the “Yakimono Promenade”, which is dotted with stylish cafes made from reclaimed private houses.
Salt ramen/tuna bowl set
Ramen Yama’s biggest appeal is the salt ramen, which is light and full of flavor.
The ramen served here is made with care by professional craftsmen who trained at Ramen Kawa.
Its deliciousness is well-received not only by riders but also by ramen lovers, and many people come from far away to visit.
The thickly cut chashu pork and menma as thick as sleepers are also very filling. You can enjoy a refreshing and delicious soup from start to finish.
“Ramen Yama” basic information
| Info | Ramen Yama ■Location 3239 Taro, Misugi-cho, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture ■Business hours Saturday and Sunday: 10:00-14:00 Mon-Wed: 10:00-13:00 *Ends as soon as the soup runs out ■Regular holidays Thursday/Friday ■Parking lot There is a parking lot (there is a shortage when it is crowded) instagram.com/otanu0718 |
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