Ramen with Burnt Soy Sauce Soup with Abundant Ingredients -Noburin in Engaru-

Noburin (のぶりん) is a restraunt in Yasukuni, Ikutahara, Engaru town and was founded in 2005. Because Mr. Nobuyuki Sato (佐藤信行) is an owner, restraunt's name may be Noburin. This restraunt is that local people often seem to use.

I visited here around 11:20 on weekdays. I was the first visitor. There are some tables and family customers seem to enjoy. I sat at a counter seat and asked a waitress about restraunt's recommendation. She replied that the ramen with burnt soy sauce soup (こがし醤油ラーメン) was popular. I ordered it. The price was JPY 720.

Approximately 10 minutes later, the ramen with burnt soy sauce soup was served. Ingredients were a roasted pork fillet, bamboo shoots, fried bean sprouts, a boiled egg, green onions, a dried Laver and a kamaboko with spiral whirlpool-like pattern. It had very abundant ingredients. This ramen was reasonable price! The soup was not more strong soy sauce taste than its looks, and it had Umami and was a light taste. Tasty! Noodles were egg noodles that are often used in Sapporo ramen made by Nishiyama making-noodles factory and went well with the soup.

While I ate the ramen, visitors came one after another. Most of the customers were locals. It became approximately full around 11:45. This ramen restraunt was popular. Most of the customers ordered the ramen with the burnt soy sauce soup or kurochan ramen. I was curious about the kurochan ramen (クロちゃんラーメン), too. In addition, it was very interesting that the letters meant thank you in Japanese language was written on bottom of bowl when I ate it up.

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