Wantanya

Great food, great service.
English menu available.
Perfect for 2 people.

Only 1 table with 4 seats available, so if your party is bigger then 4, go elsewhere or split up.

The restaurant is small and can accommodate 10 people inside. I ordered Char Siu Wonton Noodles (1450 yen) and my companion ordered Wonton Noodles (1050 yen). Ramen comes out quickly.
It was a light soy sauce soup that was not too bland, and had a slight sweetness that made me feel like I could drink it all the way to the end.
The noodles are thin and straight. There are about 6 pieces of wonton and 4 pieces of chashu. I think the menma is homemade.
To put it well, I felt that the overall balance was elegantly finished.
It was filling and delicious.

I always stop by when I come to Atami.
We were lined up as soon as it opened. There are only 10 seats, so it's best to get there just before 11:30 to avoid lining up.

I ate wonton noodles.
It was a nostalgic soy sauce-flavored soup, slippery wontons with a little meat, and chashu pork.It was a simple and delicious ramen that I would want to eat again.
My companion was chashu wonton and beer. The char siew pieces and pickled vegetables were also great.

I stopped by on my way home from a trip.
There seems to be no parking lot, so use coin parking.
There were only two people in line, probably because it was a weekday and not the tourist season. I was able to enter the store in about 10 to 15 minutes.
I ordered the regular wonton noodles (1,050 yen) and the large size (+150 yen).
Each wonton had a wonton skin attached to it like a tail, so even a regular serving was satisfying. The soup had a traditional dark soy sauce flavor, and the noodles were thin, straight, and were boiled hard, perhaps because they spread easily. I guess it will get better as you eat it.
There were no seasonings on the table, but they provided them upon request.

Perhaps by chance, there were only elderly customers.

It was already past lunch, so there wasn't a huge line, but it seemed like there were always one or two groups waiting in line even after entering the store. When I left the store, there were about 5 people in line.

The staff at the store were very nice, and when I left, everyone said, "Thank you very much," which made me happy♪ I thought, "I want to come again."

1,050 yen for wonton noodles is a bit expensive, but it can't be helped since it's a tourist spot (^_^; There were also quite a few orders for char siu wonton noodles.