"Hachioji Ramen" is a ramen that you rarely eat for its popularity. The reason is that the shops where you can eat Hachioji ramen are scattered in places away from JR Hachioji station. This is a big difference from "Ogikubo Ramen," where you can find a shop as soon as you get off Ogikubo Station.
There is an easy way to eat the Hachioji ramen. That is the cup noodle version of "Hachioji Ramen". It is a jointly developed product of Super Alps and Nissin Foods, which is developed mainly in Hachioji City.
Don't underestimate the fact that it's cup noodles. This product meets all three elements of Hachioji ramen, "soy sauce-based sauce," "oil covering the surface," and "with chopped onions," as defined by the ramen community "Hachiojikai," which loves Hachioji ramen. The Hachimenkai character "Hachidon" is also printed on the top lid.
Hachimenkai character "Hachidon" If you participate in the Yuru-chara Grand Prix, I feel like a good line.
The soup and ingredients of Hachioji ramen are quite different depending on the ramen shop, while suppressing the above three factors. Hachioji ramen eaten at one restaurant often looks and tastes completely different from that at another restaurant. While this gives Hachioji ramen a variety, it also causes the problem that tourists do not know where to go to eat "orthodox" Hachioji ramen.
Under such circumstances, this cup noodle "Hachioji Ramen" is, in a sense, the definitive edition of Hachioji Ramen! This is because the three elements of Hachioji Ramen are tightly controlled and the other elements are cut off.
This is the cup noodle version of "Hachioji Ramen", which also has chopped onions on it!
Those who have never eaten Hachioji ramen. Those who wandered around Hachioji City looking for a ramen shop, but couldn't find one after all. This cup noodle version of "Hachioji Ramen" is recommended. If you go to the Super Alps at the south exit of Hachioji Station, you can definitely get it.
It is sold extensively near the entrance!
By the way, Hachioji ramen is also potato chips. This is a collaboration with Koike-ya. Hachioji ramen is reproduced in various ways by adding the scent of Menma to potato chips based on consomme (pork extract?).
Koikeya Potato Chips "Hachioji Ramen"
To be honest, it's a little disappointing that these chips were based on consomme (pork extract?). I think it was more like Hachioji ramen if it was based on soy sauce. But this is a delicious chip.
The taste is consomme-like, but the scent is Menma!
This is also sold in the Super Alps.
You can buy it with Hachioji Ramen!
