Tsuke-men Yumenchu

A restaurant specializing in tsukemen, which is rare in Kyoto. The store has been frequented by core fans ever since it opened in Goryo, but since moving to Yakudaimae, the store has become larger and I feel like it has become accepted by a wider range of people.
Ticket vending machines have been introduced for some time now.
Customer seating is at the counter and at tables in the back. There is no parking lot for the store, but there are ticketed parking spaces on the surrounding roads.

"Burnt Tsukemen"

The thick, grainy dipping sauce is made with seafood as its centerpiece, with a strong soy sauce sauce to give it a clear outline, making it so easy to understand that you can understand everything at the first bite.
The sourness leads, the sweetness lingers in the aftertaste, and the fragrant oil is well balanced.
I used to find the sweet taste boring, but now I find the sour taste more memorable.
The chewy, thick noodles are well-boiled and have a heavy feel to them.

The charred tsukemen noodles were delicious with lots of seafood flavor.
It has a nice voluminous feel.

This is my first tsukemen restaurant since coming to Kyoto. The noodles had a good texture and taste (just based on my standards).
If the soup had a little more punch, it would be ★5
This time it was a large serving of rich tsukemen, so it was a restaurant that made me want to try a different menu again (?*?´?ω?｀?*?)