Menya-Tsumugu （Higashi-Osaka,Osaka)

　Menya-Tsumugu,located between Kawachieiwa station(Kintetsu) and Takaida-Chuou station(JR West), is one of the famous ramen shops in the east part of Osaka Pref. It has been featured on several local magazines, and lines of 10 people or more stretching to front way are not uncommon around lunchtime on weekdays.

Tumugu means weave. It's noodles are very unique and made of different wheat, wild flavor and mild flavor. The cut end of noodle looks like stripe.

Menya-Tsumugu serves ramen and tsukemen. When you order the meal, you will be asked if you want your ramen Tansei(light flavor) or Jukusei(heavy flavor). I always eat Jukusei. The soup stock is based on Tonkotsu(grilled and boiled pork born) and Gyokai(skipjack tuna etc.), and is creamy and so tasty.

If you have 60 minutes enough to stay there, you should try to visit to Menya-Tsumugu for the memorial.