Hachinoya

Not being able to find the ramen you want to eat elsewhere is like not being able to find water in the desert, and not being able to find a ramen shop in Kinshicho is like not knowing which tree to hang yourself on in the forest.
As soon as you walk into the store, you are hit by the rich aroma of oysters, and two bowls of oyster noodles and oyster rice are served. The noodle soup is not as clear as imagined, but a thick and creamy fish-based soup base with a little butter aroma and a rich oyster flavor. The noodles are chewy and thick noodles, with a few oysters peeking out on top. They are Hiroshima oysters, not big, soft enough, and delicious with noodle soup.
As a bowl of oyster ramen, it really extracts the aroma of oysters, and it is very happy to eat... But it should be reminded that fish-based ramen is rarely accustomed to Chinese stomachs, so ramen novices should not try it easily

The atmosphere is OK. The bar is quiet, which is good.

The restaurant is located in the city of Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, not far from Sasebo Port. The restaurant mainly serves a variety of Japanese cuisine. In addition to various sushi and sashimi, the ramen tastes very good.

Hachinoya

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