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The ramen broth was rich and delicious. It was the first time I had delicious ramen in a while🤤 It was a shame that eggs were not included as standard and had to be added🥲 I added eggs and enjoyed it😋 Recommended on days when I crave warm soup👍

It's delicious! I think it's worth going again. I'll eat Mazesoba.

This is my favorite ramen restaurant!! Ramen and maze soba are super delicious!!

it is delicious! If there is a wait, just order at the kiosk first! That's the waiting number!

A hangover restaurant that you always go to the next day after drinking. The hangover is definitely here! My 100th visit to the ramen restaurant of my life. Whenever I crave ramen in Sindorim, I always come here. My favorite is 'Karai Tonkotsu Ramen', which amazingly captures the spicy and clean taste that Koreans like while maintaining the unique rich and deep taste of Japanese ramen. It's not greasy, so you end up emptying the soup. ​If you crush a piece of garlic with the garlic chopper on the table, the flavor explodes. If you eat all the noodles and eat free rice, you will feel full! It's even better for eating alone because it has a comfortable atmosphere without being noticed. Boss, please keep doing business for a long time!

Waiting for over 30 minutes. After paying at the kiosk, people were called in their turn, but suddenly the person behind them got in first. Our group was numbered first, but since we were only one person, it seemed like we were let in first. I think it is possible, but the attitude of the employees and the owner was very poor. “Oh, the next person is alone,” I said, and passed it on. After entering, I asked for a free meal> I was embarrassed for the second time because they put it next to us instead of our seats. Even people who would normally just ignore it said, “Hmm… is that right?” I know there is a lot of waiting and business is good, but I feel like the attitude has changed a lot from before. As for the taste, it's not bad, but is it worth waiting an hour to eat? That doesn't seem to be the case...

After visiting about five times, today is the first time I am leaving a review. I was always satisfied to be able to eat delicious ramen and maze soba in Sindorim, a ramen wasteland. The food is always delicious, the staff are friendly, and the atmosphere of the store is quiet so I can concentrate on my meal, so I visit often. However, today, two employees working at the store were seen having a relatively long conversation about another person who appeared to be a co-worker. Since it is a small space with no separation between the kitchen and the hall, I felt a little uncomfortable during my first meal as conversations were heard rather loudly in a quiet atmosphere. Nevertheless, the food was still delicious today, and the service was friendly. This is a place I would like to visit often in the future, so I am leaving this here carefully.

I've lived in the neighborhood for 20 years and this is the first time I've heard of something like this. I'm glad I found a good restaurant nearby. Please don't disappear and continue to do business for a long time...

My elementary school kids came here because they wanted to try ramen, and the waiting time wasn't worth it at all! It's the kids' first ramen, and it's really delicious, and they drink it while holding the bowl. I'm 200% willing to visit again. Thank you so much to the friendly owner. 😊

Shindorim Kyoretsu, which comes to mind when I miss spicy tonkotsu. The tonkotsu I tasted again after a long time was still heavy, but it seemed to have a lighter consistency and salinity, as if conscious of its popularity compared to before when it was manic. The bittern flavor of the bitter hosomen, which goes well with tonkotsu, and the creamy and thick soup that seeps into the aegyo rice are still delicious tonkotsu, but my lips felt shiny and I was constantly looking for water after the meal. I miss your intense, uncompromising toughness.