Ramen restaurant

Ramen restaurant • Fukatsu Jusan, Goshogawara, Aomori 037-0403, Japan

3.9(55 reviews)

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A Hidden Gem in Aomori Prefecture - The Exquisite Harmony of Curly Noodles and Butter

The Elegant Tradition in the Back Alleys

"Gyoza and Ramen Sanroku" stands in a back alley of Goshogawara City, and its quaint appearance signifies its status as a hidden gem for the locals. The richness exuded from the red brick exterior speaks volumes about its long-standing history.

The Secret of the Superb Clam Ramen

The specialty of Sanroku is undoubtedly the clam ramen. The refreshing salt soup, combined with the fragrant buttery flavor, creates an exquisite harmony. Adding in the starring flavor of clams, the ramen becomes a truly blissful bowl. The chewy texture of the curly noodles is also a delight to savor.

Savoring the Local Flavors

In addition to the clam ramen, Sanroku offers a taste of other local flavors. For example, the homemade gyoza exudes a homey taste. Also, seasonal pickles such as stir-fried butterbur and pickled cucumbers are exquisite. Setting itself apart from urban ramen shops, the rustic local flavors are undeniably one of Sanroku's charms.

A Cozy Space

Sanroku's interior is a small, cozy space. The sunlight pouring through the large windows warmly illuminates the brick walls. And being able to leisurely enjoy the ramen amidst this scenery is the unique charm of this shop. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can savor a moment of tranquility and comfort.

Worth Considering the Negative Reviews

Of course, there are also negative reviews. For instance, the clams may be overcooked, or the staff's service may not be good. However, despite these, Sanroku still maintains strong popularity, perhaps indicating its status as a genuine famous shop. The slight sense of awkwardness may be the "hidden flavor" that actually enhances the taste.

If you stop by during your sightseeing, you can enjoy the genuine flavors of Aomori at this hidden local gem. Why not visit the world of Sanroku at least once and experience it for yourself?

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Reviews

5(a week ago)

渡瀬真識

I found it when I was having trouble finding something to eat. I decided to eat it and thought it was good, but... A wonderful shijimi ramen came out. The price was a little high, but it had a lot of shijimi in it and was very delicious. The photo is of the +250 beef bowl set. As you can see from the photo of the shell, there are a lot of them. I can recommend it

5(10 months ago)

janbo max

I got the shijimi ramen. I wonder if they make clam butter before adding it in? The slightly fragrant butter was also effective, giving it the kind of clam ramen I was looking for. The noodles are curly and have an interesting texture, and the carrots on the side are a great accent. The bowl is big and there's quite a bit of it, but The soup stock has a strong effect and is just delicious♪ I completely ate all the soup (^^) It's scorching hot in the store in the middle of summer, but I'm grateful for the iced coffee they serve.

4(10 months ago)

miko neko

I stopped by this restaurant for two purposes: to see the stone monument of 13 Funayama, and to eat Shijimi ramen. It was my first time seeing curly noodles, and the soup was refreshing, but it had a slight buttery flavor. I didn't see it in the photo, but I wonder if it's the pickled cucumbers and the stir-fried butterbur in the photo? It was spicy and very delicious.

3(8 months ago)

たかし

My first visit, I ordered the Sanroku shijimi ramen and gyoza! The buttery shijimi salt soup and curly noodles were delicious! (Maybe it depends on your taste) Coffee will be served as a service.

1(a year ago)

Kentarou Oonuki

The clams were overcooked and the soup stock splattered. The gyoza tasted home-style and tasted like they had been reheated in the microwave. It just wasn't tasty. When I arrived, the sun was starting to set and I was looking for a place to eat. Since I came all the way to Lake Jusanko, I thought it was a freshwater clam, so I visited this shop. When I parked my car in the parking lot and entered the store to check on the business hours, the elderly woman who had been sitting in the customer's seat watching TV for some reason hid in the back of the kitchen and called out to me several times for permission to enter. I received it. There are no other customers in the store. If you don't like tourists, don't serve specialties on the menu, then only locals will come. The people of Aomori Prefecture are so exclusive that I hate them. I won't go to Aomori Prefecture anymore.

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