Tenjin Review Summary

very happy for children can eat ramen with free ice cream

A thriving store that has been loved by locals for many years. There is a wait on Saturdays and Sundays at noon, but the rotation is relatively fast, so you don't have to wait long in line.
Children's ramen is served with ice cream for 400 yen, so I thought it would be a bite-sized serving, but I was surprised to find out that it was a regular-sized soft serve ice cream! Plus, you can choose from 6 different flavors, making kids very satisfied.
Thick noodles are recommended for ramen.

Recommended items are miso ramen (thick noodles) and half-gyoza. The total cost was 1070 yen.
I prefer half gyoza because the volume is huge, but if you eat a lot, I think whole gyoza is fine. Gyoza are so delicious!

When I added the bean sauce halfway through the taste, it became even more irresistible.

There is a spacious parking lot and table seats, so it is recommended for families.

Salt ramen and 3 jumbo gyoza set, 1070 yen. The salt ramen is loaded with vegetables and has a deliciously salty soup. Are jumbo dumplings about 1.5 times the size of normal ones? This is also filling and filling, and when eaten with the garlic sauce, it packs a punch and is delicious. Overall, it's voluminous and satisfying. There are many menu items and it's good.

I added vegetables as toppings to miso chashu.
By adding vegetables, the volume has increased.

The taste wasn't bad, but when I added something like spicy miso that was on the table, it took it to the next level. Adding garlic took it to the next level!
The dumplings were large and delicious.

I ate the char siu before taking the photo...