"Dry Mapo Ramen" sold at each Lawson store (excluding some areas and stores). The price is 498 yen (tax included).

This is Mapo Ramen, which is a combination of umami and rich miso-based soup with mapo tofu made with the spiciness of chili peppers. Mapo tofu is made with chili and chili miso, and is said to have a spicy and outstanding taste. The noodles are medium-thin noodles. The toppings are mapo tofu, cabbage, leeks, and bean sprouts.



To be honest, at first I thought, "It's a convenience store ramen, so it's spicy even if it's called" spicy ", isn't it?", But I was surprised when I actually tried it! This is more painful than I expected! I suddenly heard a low voice saying "Oh!".



The spiciness of chili peppers that slowly spreads in your mouth each time you eat. The crispy noodles, which are tightly entwined with the rich and delicious soup of miso, the crispy vegetables, the thick mapo tofu, and the deliciousness of the ramen are quite good. But after all it's spicy! The area around my lips gradually became dusty.


"Ichimitsu Chili" is included as an attachment, but it may be better to eat a bite as it is and check the spiciness before adding it. Only those who say "I'm good at spicy foods!" Should sprinkle it.


I'm not particularly bad at spicy foods, and I'm not good at it, but for a while after I finished eating, the tingling in my mouth didn't stop and I continued to drink tea. Lawson's "Dry Mapo Ramen" is a must-try for those who are confident in its spiciness. How about for lunch or dinner on a cold day?