It's not welcome that Tsukemen soup is boiling on a hot summer day!

I had been living without lunch for about 3 months trying to lose weight, but I found a new ramen shop in front of Higashimikuni station and broke the ban.

The shop name is "Akinai". It's a Japanese word meaning business. I ordered Tanrei Tsukemen. Tanrei means "light and tasty". Tsukemen means a ramen dish in Japanese cuisine consisting of noodles which are eaten after being dipped in a separate bowl of soup or broth. Somehow, elaborate tsukemen came out. On this hot day, the soup was served in a heated stone pot, and I was stunned to see it boiling.

Moreover, there is wonton in the soup.

In addition, the noodle bowl is filled with kelp water.

The taste was certainly Tanrei. It was an unwelcome favor that the juice was boiling on a hot summer day, though.