Ginger Ramen Mizuno

Near “Asahibashi”, the symbol of Asahikawa, “Ginger Ramen Mizuno” has a store right next to the roundabout.

Founded in Showa 42. It is a long-established restaurant that has been loved by locals for a long time, and it is not uncommon for people to line up at lunchtime.

The synonym for this is “ginger ramen”, which is also the name of the restaurant.

Generally speaking, when you think of ginger ramen, you tend to think of ginger as a topping, but this ramen is said to feature plenty of grated ginger blended into the soup itself.

The soy sauce-based soup looks dark, but the ginger flavor makes it surprisingly clean, and many fans end up drinking it all.

The noodles are medium-thin curly noodles typical of Asahikawa, and they are reputed to be excellent for intertwining with the soup.

The chashu also has an old-fashioned and firm taste, which enhances the overall balance of the ramen.

I have heard that it has an addictive taste that makes you want to eat it while sweating even on cold winter days, as well as in summer.

The interior of the restaurant has counter seats and table seats, creating a nostalgic space that gives you a Showa era atmosphere.

Many customers feel a sense of security as if they have returned to their parents’ homes with the same taste as the unadorned customer service.