豚骨ラーメン
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豚骨ラーメン
................................$餃子
................................$とんこつラーメン 味玉トッピング
................................$濃口ラーメン
................................$高菜と紅しょうが
................................$ラーメン 650円
................................$替玉 150円
................................$半チャーハンセットの半チャーハン
................................$濃い口ラーメン
................................$半チャーハンと小ホルモン
................................$ラーメンの大盛
................................$セルフのお漬け物
................................$ラーメン550円 税込
................................$ラーメン硬麺
................................$ラーメン チャーシュー
................................$無料高菜
................................$濃厚とんこつラーメン
................................$たんぴん
................................$角煮ラーメンと半チャーハン
................................$サービス品の漬物 おかず
................................$If you’re wandering through Asakura, Fukuoka, and craving authentic tonkotsu flavors, Mantoku at 331-5 Amagi is a small gem you won’t want to miss. Their menu keeps things delightfully simple, yet each option is packed with flavor. The classic ラーメン (ramen) at 550-650 yen, available with hard noodles (硬麺), serves as the perfect base for toppings like 味玉 (seasoned egg) or the richer チャーシュー (sliced pork). For those who like their broth bold, the 濃口ラーメン (rich tonkotsu ramen) or 濃厚とんこつラーメン delivers a creamy, savory punch, especially when paired with the optional 無料高菜 (free pickled mustard greens) or 高菜と紅しょうが (takana and red pickled ginger).
Beyond ramen, Mantoku offers satisfying side dishes that round out any meal. The 餃子 (gyoza) are crispy and juicy, while the 半チャーハンセット (half fried rice set) or the 角煮ラーメンと半チャーハン (braised pork ramen with half fried rice) make for a hearty combination without breaking the bank. For extra indulgence, diners can add 替玉 (extra noodles, 150 yen) or upgrade to a ラーメンの大盛 (large ramen). Those looking for a little snack on the side can enjoy 小ホルモン (small offal dishes) or help themselves to セルフのお漬け物 (self-serve pickles), which perfectly complement the rich tonkotsu flavors.
What’s impressive is how Mantoku balances traditional ramen culture with approachable, budget-friendly options. Each bowl feels freshly prepared, and the extras, from たんぴん to the service pickles, add a homey touch that keeps customers coming back. Whether it’s a quick lunch or a cozy dinner, the menu here is straightforward yet thoughtfully curated, making every bite a comforting taste of Fukuoka-style ramen. It’s simple, satisfying, and undeniably authentic.