鶏そば 一瑳
Urawa lies north of Tokyo. I met a friend for drinks, and the locals all pointed to Issa as the best ramen in town.
Homemade noodles and a choice of thin or thick chicken soups. The staff told me to go with the lighter soup for my first time.
Fantastic. I really like the way that the toppings are all cut into thin strips to match the thin noodles.
We were in quite a drunken state for this bowl, due to a nearby 300 yen nomihodai. Nomihodai is all you can drink, a common concept in Japan. And 300 yen is less than $4. I usually prefer a heavy soup as hangover prevention medicine, but this light soup did the trick.
埼玉県さいたま市浦和区高砂1-8-11
Saitama-ken, Saitama-shi, Urawaku, Takasago 1-8-11
Closest station: Urawa
Open 11:00-15:00, 18:00-25:00
2 comments:
This is also the first ramen shack I found on Supleks.
The second one was TETSU, but since it would be evening (meaning chicken would be on), we can skip it.
The 3rd spot is @ 1-2-8 Nakacho, and a 4th one is distant from it @ 2-10-12 Nakacho.
What was the beer bar to where you met your friend? Was it Craft Beer Baby, or Barbee's Belgian Beer Bar?
It wasn't craft, just some cheap izakaya if I remember.
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