"Lemon Ramen" from "Chinese Soba Rinsuzu Shokudo"
If you have any doubts, the Eating Editorial Department is the place to go. That's why I immediately interviewed "Chinese Soba Rinsuzu Shokudo".
■ 13:57 Arrival at the site-Mission start
I confirmed by phone in advance that the lunch business is from 11:00 to 14:30. No matter how you think about it, the aim is just before closing! That's why the author, who is from West Japan and is not good at queues, aimed to arrive around 14:00.
Arrival at the site is 13:57. Verification has started!
■ There was still a line
Isn't it free 30 minutes before closing? Betraying the author's expectation, there were 8 people outside the restaurant and 6 people inside the restaurant in a line at the Rinsuzu Shokudo. Gagan. Is this a one-hour waiting course? e? If that happens, the closing time has passed, and what if you can't find lemon ramen?
It's a decent procession even though it's 30 minutes before closing
That said, I can't run away here. I will wait with excitement to see if I can eat it.
From the procession, the tip of the sky tree can be seen and hidden. While lining up, I will wait while thinking about the full-scale start of TV broadcasting from Sky Tree next year.
Full-scale start of TV broadcasting from Sky Tree is from May 2013
■ Enter the store! -Buy a ticket
30 minutes to wait outside the store. I finally entered the store. The time is 14:30. It's already closed time. Is it okay? Is it okay?
It is inside the "Chinese Soba Rinsuzu Shokudo". When you enter the store, you will be relieved.
However, the shop staff are working hard without even showing the pretense of starting to clean up. What about the procession? After all, this is longer than it was at 14:00. A quick count shows that there are 26 people. Dohya!
The procession is growing. Even though it's time to close!
By the way, if you enter the store while being surprised that the line has grown, the ticket vending machine will welcome you there.
This is the lineup of Rinsuzu Shokudo!
The menu includes "Chicken Ramen," "Ramen," "Char Siu Men," "Kake Ramen," "Miso Ramen," and "Tsukemen," but of course, you can buy one of "Lemon Ramen" here! In addition, I will also add chicken tempura.
Get a ticket! Isn't this impossible anymore?
I forgot to write this lemon ramen, but it contains a whole lemon! In other words, you can get "vitamin C for one lemon" with just one cup of this lemon ramen! Is it amazing? Not really?
Topic noisy!
■ Arrival of ramen
I was guided to my seat at 14:50, 20 minutes later, and the ramen arrived at 14:56, 6 minutes later. As you can see, the surface of the ramen is covered with lemon. I'm very satisfied with just this look!
I can't see the noodles!
■ What is the taste?
Rather than writing the impressions of the author of Ajionchi, let's give a description of the store! The explanation on the wall says:
"Our ramen is made from Japanese soba noodles," Kaede ", which is a combination of rich" bonito broth "boiled for 5 hours and aged soy sauce" kaeshi "that has been boiled for 5 hours using plenty of" thick bonito flakes from Makurazaki ". "Tsuke soup" is the base of the taste. It is a triple soup that combines "animal soup" mainly made of chicken and "seijin soup" of bonito and dried bonito. "
Rumored triple soup
Lemon ramen is definitely a triple soup with the sourness of lemon!
So is lemon suitable for this soup?
It's not very reliable because it's the opinion of the author of Ajionchi, but I felt that the lemon wasn't very alive when I ate the ramen alone.
But that's right. If you put the chicken tempura you ordered together in ramen and eat it, this is delicious!
This is the chicken heaven super horse!
You see, it's good to squeeze lemon into fried chicken, right? It's the same as that. If you eat chicken tempura and noodles, you can enjoy the deliciousness of chicken tempura + lemon + noodles + soup at the same time. This may be quite happy.
However, it seems better to take out the lemon early. The lemon taste becomes stronger and the delicate soup taste disappears. The clerk also gave me a small plate for lemons. It seems that you should treat it like a lemon of lemon tea.
Let's take out the lemon early!
■ The atmosphere inside the store is very good!
By the way, this ramen shop is very comfortable. The seats and tables are spacious. There was plenty of space between the seats next to me, so I was able to eat calmly. This may also be recommended for women.
In addition to the counter seats, there are also table seats for 4 people.
■ Summary: How many minutes should I wait as of November 29 to eat "Lemon Ramen" at "Rinsuzu Shokudo"?
By the way, the topic "lemon ramen" now. The waiting time at this time was 59 minutes . I've been waiting for roughly an hour. It can be said that the congestion is quite severe as Lincoln is still being broadcast and the day is short.
According to the owner (I think), this situation continued for several days even when it was previously featured on TV. I don't know how long it will last, but he said it would settle down.
I want to eat lemon ramen! If you wait a little longer, you may be able to eat without having to wait too long.
■ Business hours are over, but ...
Rinsuzu Shokudo is open for lunch from 11:00 to 14:30. But by the time I finished eating, it was already around 15:00. However, although it is short, the line is still going on.
Even after 15:00, this procession!
I asked the shopkeeper that it's past 14:30, but is it okay if I don't close it? I asked. Then, with a smile on his face, he said something like this.
"I'll do it until it's gone. The chicken heaven is gone, but until the ramen and lemon are gone."
He is a very kind person. Furthermore, such a thing.
"Come again without getting stuck"
Oh! I will come! It's a little far, though. I'll do my best ~.
The location of Rinsuzu Shokudo is 5-7-3 Ojima, Koto-ku. About 3 minutes on foot from Ojima Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. It takes about an hour to fly a bicycle from Onarimon, Minato-ku, where the En-eating editorial department is located.
It is the business hours of Rinsuzu Shokudo
■ Bonus: The people of Ojima, Koto-ku are very friendly!
Even so, the people here were surprised. They were very friendly and everyone kindly talked to me when they were in line.
The first person I talked to was a local lady.
"What kind of procession is this? Is there anyone in it? Entertainer?"
Next is the local uncle.
"Sure, the ramen here is good, but it's lined up. I've never seen it."
The ultimate is a salaryman dressed in a suit.
"It's doubtful whether the new ramen shop is good or not!
…eh? It's not new here. This is also disrespectful! "
Ojima, Koto-ku. It was a wonderful city with lots of fun people.
