“Look at these plump noodles! (Hand-made, hand-cut, hand-kneaded)
This is my first visit to ``Teuchi Ren,'' which has quickly become a popular restaurant since it opened a year ago.
The location of the store is about a 10 minute walk from Ryogoku Station.
When we arrived at 12:30 on a weekday, there were 13 people waiting: 10 people waiting outside and 3 people waiting inside. It took about 50 minutes from the time we started lining up until the bowl arrived.
The store's mother is in charge of the hall, and her son is the creator, and the customer service is warm. The standard seems to be soy sauce, but I purposely use salt.
"Salted Char Siu Noodles @ 1,230 yen"
〔soup〕
It looks like a light amber color, and at first glance it looks like soy sauce ramen. A generous layer of oil will cover the surface of the soup. According to previous information, the soup is made with chicken stock, shiitake mushrooms, and seafood such as kelp and shellfish.
The flavor of the various ingredients is layered together to create a thick yet gentle soup. Apparently they also use dried sardines, but I didn't notice it when I drank the soup.
〔noodles〕
Homemade thick noodles that are extremely springy and chewy. The wheat used is a blend of ``Mochihime'' from Iwate Prefecture and ``Waka'' from Hokkaido. They are very particular about hand-cutting, hand-cutting, and hand-rolling, and the shop only uses products that have been cut within 10 hours. The amount of effort put into it is humbling.
The water content is high and the random thickness makes it more pleasant to slurp. It goes well with the soup and is very delicious. This noodle alone will make you want to eat it again.
[Ingredients]
Char siu (pork shoulder loin/broiled pork belly), menma, seaweed, naruto, spinach, chopped green onion
The char siu is a boiled pork type that is soft and soaks up the sauce well. If you make char siu noodles, you can fit up to 6 thick pieces, so it's very satisfying to eat.
It was truly a delicious and memorable drink.
Thank you for the meal this time.