Tsukemen Tetsu Sendagi Honten

average place.

tasty but take time to serve.

One of my favorite ramen places. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but worth the trek.Top left button is for the dipping ramen, with egg and pork.They’ll ask you two questions. Hot/cold and the size of the noodles.Tastier when cold, but it gets the broth cold quick. Hot noodles will be kinda hot when eating it early on.If your broth gets called, say ‘Yaki-niki’ to have a hot stone to put into your broth. It is super hot, so watch out. Your broth will be back at a boil.

Very tasty and huge portion it make me and my girl friend very full.You can smell fish soup very strong in soup.You can request hot rock to boil your soup for free.For me I recommend to eat especially when you hungry it's good for you.

A good tsukemen with free fried onion flake. At night, you can choose the amount of noodle.