I went to a ramen shop I recommend!

It has been a while, everyone!

This is Umino.

Do you remember me?

This is my first post in about 6 months lol.

Umino was not taking a break from work, but working on inputting data for the barrier-free website.

By the way, why have there been no blog posts for over six months?

That’s because there were no stories! (Sorry for being so normal lol.)

I was unable to find any story related to Kyoto, and most of my visits to Kyoto during this period were by way of commuting.
I didn’t stop anywhere during that day trip, but went right back to Shiga (because it was usually before noon when I went there, so I wanted to go home and have a meal early, lol).

In fact, in August and September, I had the opportunities to meet with acquaintances in Kyoto in succession, but the restaurants I went into were all chain restaurants, or (I can’t say this out loud) not very satisfying places.

I haven’t written a blog in a long time, and it’s about time I wrote something…
That’s what I was thinking when October arrived.

One time, I was going to meet a friend of mine who lives in Hyogo for the first time in a while in Kyoto, and as I was thinking about where to have lunch, I thought, “Oh, I haven’t been to that ramen restaurant for a long time, so I want to let my acquaintance to bring to that restaurant.”

So, for the first time in several years, I paid a visit to that ramen shop, “Horin”.

I introduced this restaurant on my blog last June.
Located only a minute’s walk from Marutamachi Station on the Subway Karasuma Line, it is a wonderful restaurant that offers an inexpensive and delicious menu.

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When I entered the restaurant, in addition to the usual guy, there was another guy who looked like he worked at a ramen shop (what do you mean? Lol.)

While being served by the guy, I ordered the “Fried Rice Set” that I introduced in my previous blog.

The price had increased since my last blog and was now 950 yen.

The “Tenshinhan” was not there the last time I went. Hmmm, I’m curious…

I hadn’t had it in several years, but the flavor hasn’t changed at all, and it was simply delicious!
My acquaintance also told me that it was delicious and I was very satisfied in my stomach and in my heart!

One disappointment for me personally was that I used to be able to eat this much ramen in one setting, but this time I was so full by the time I finished the ramen that I had a little trouble eating the rest of the fried rice (it was so good, though, that I was able to finish it).

When I was younger. I could drink all the way through the soup…

Once again, it was a moment when I felt that I had grown old.
But although the price had gone up (which is inevitable in this day and age), the taste was just as good as ever, so I was relieved and decided to come back again for sure.

Business hours are the same as last time (11:00-22:00, closed on Sundays), and it is only a 1-minute walk from the station, making it very easy to get to, so please visit there when you come to Marutamachi!

For more information, please click here (food blog)!
https://tabelog.com/kyoto/A2601/A260202/26003229/

Thank you very much for reading to the end. See you in 6 months… not lol. See you next time (I will post at least one more time this year)!

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海野さざなみ(Umino Sazanami)
A "Awamijin" (Shiga Prefecture resident) suddenly appeared on the "Kyoto People's Blog.
He is a man in his 30s with a shaved head and glasses. His hobbies include reading, creative writing (novels), and cooking.