まぜそば Zhuān Mén Diàn Lǐn 々 Tíng Jùn Shān Běn Diàn

The Japanese pasta mazesoba is delicious, highly recommend it for a unique eating

This place specializes in Mah-zay soba (mixed soba) is kind of like a Japanese lo mein. They do also serve ramen but their main attraction is the former. I was told that this small chain is exclusive to Fukushima and very popular with locals esp. since they 're open late. Their most popular items are variations of mixed soba with meat (sliced, minced, or cut steak). However, they were, sadly, sold out at the time. Had the standard Japanese mixed soba but it was far too tame for my tastes. Everything else I wanted was sold out... The selection can be daunting so be sure to check out their placard on the counter that ranks their most popular dishes for the season.

I have eaten three times at this place and I have never been disappointed. after two times the greeting about the orders of other guests I could finally order this and it tastes amazing! they order by an automatic machine and wait for their order after they give the stubs to the personal. place is also clean, but eating is most distinguished. I recommend your Japanese pasta!

That was really good and a bit different from her typical ram. menu had a large selection of noodles; mazesoba, new aera style rarm and tsukemen. I had pictured the Taiwanese style wheels below. the inner was stylish and clean. a bit on the small side, but not smaller than their typical rammen shop they would find in a busy city section. fun noodles for a price that doesn't kill her wallet. in any case want to eat more often here.

Large space for special ramen...We ordered eating as a cook recommended. ramen is really good. Chef explains how to eat by yourself (very friendly) is kidnapped