At the south exit of Araiyakushi Station on the Western Shinjuku Line, there is a ramen shop "Sakura" that lets you eat instant noodles. Instant noodles from all over the country are displayed in the store, and when you nominate (?) Your favorite, they cook on the spot and serve onions, spinach, menma, and char siu. The price is around 300-400 yen. It is a strong ally of Nakano residents.



Oops, you who thought, "Such a business," Nakano-ku ", so it will be established, right?" It's different.

NISSIN FOODS will open a ramen shop "NISSIN RAOH Fukuromenya" on November 6th at JR Shibuya Station, which offers "NISSIN RAOH Fukuromen". It's "Shibuya". It will open in that "Shibuya". In "Shibuya", a town where adult girls gather ... [[ Omitted below ]].



There are two types of menus offered by "Nissin RAOH Bag Menya" at Shibuya Station (Nissin RAOH Soy Sauce) and "Nissin RAOH Miso". All of them are not "raw ramen", but they are sold for 250 yen per cup after properly adding toppings. One cup, 250 yen. It's cheaper than Sakura!



It seems that ramen shops in the world are working day and night to break down the "1,000 yen wall" in ramen. No matter how good ramen is, if it exceeds 1,000 yen, it will hardly sell. That's why they are trying to create ramen, the atmosphere inside the store, and the service that customers think "I wonder if I can pay 1,000 yen for this."

However, if the Nissin RAOH bag noodles cost 250 yen, and if it's good enough, then the ramen shop's efforts would be fluffy. I'm a little worried.

I would like to go eat on the day of the opening. So I will order 4 cups. Then 1,000 yen! "1,000 yen wall", clear! Congratulations on this! Huh ~ Huh ~.
………eh? Congratulations on your head. Huh ~ Huh ~.

The shop is open from 10 am to 10 pm.