きたやそばや - 上山市

From the appearance, you wouldn't think it's a ramen shop at all. If the shutter was slightly open and the curtain was out, it means they're open for business.... read more From the appearance, you wouldn't think it's a ramen shop at all. If the shutter was slightly open and the curtain was out, it means they're open for business. The interior is narrow. I thought they only had Chinese noodles on the menu, but there was quite a variety actually. This time, I chose the simple salt ramen. I must say, it was surprisingly delicious. You could call it a hidden gem. They also accept PayPay for payment. I, who have only used PayPay at convenience stores, had a bit of trouble with the payment.

The sign of Sawamasaka is the landmark. The left shutter is half open and there is a small open sign on the noren. You can't tell what kind of restaurant it is... read more The sign of Sawamasaka is the landmark. The left shutter is half open and there is a small open sign on the noren. You can't tell what kind of restaurant it is from the outside, so it's nice that it's not crowded even on weekends. I ordered the salt Chinese food made with Mongolian rock salt. The soup with bonito flakes has a fragrant aroma and goes well with the thin noodles. The chashu is also delicious, making it a hidden gem.

The light soy sauce ramen is delicious. read more The light soy sauce ramen is delicious.