I arrived at Abeno to try the collaboration store between the popular "Jinrui Minamenrui" and the beloved local favorite "Raamen Shin" which has been in business for 25 years in Sapporo! Today's restaurant is "Jinrui Minakarasa ga Subete"! The store is located on the B1F of Abeno Hoop's food court. It stands out with its flashy exterior and atmosphere among the various other shops in the area. This time, I tried two types of ramen: "Jinrui Minakarasa ga Subete 30 (Thirty)" for ¥880 and "Jinrui Minakarasa ga Subete 50 (Fifty)" for ¥980! It is said to be a spicy ramen from "Raamen Shin" with the essence of "Jinrui Minamenrui" added to it! The stylish bowl filled with delicious-looking ramen was a sight to behold! Let's dig in! The "30 (Thirty)" had a spicy soup with green onions, leeks, ground meat, and chashu. It had a mixed noodle-like sensation. The spicy soup had a perfect level of spiciness and umami, making it delicious! The umami from the soup combined perfectly with the ground meat and leeks, creating a fantastic harmony! The spicy kick enhanced the rich flavor of the soup, making it incredibly tasty! The noodles were also amazing, with a chewy texture and a strong wheat aroma and flavor! They were a perfect match for the flavorful soup, creating a delicious interplay of umami, spiciness, and noodle texture! The chashu, bursting with flavor, released its umami with every bite! It was incredibly delicious! The "50 (Fifty)" had noodles soaked in the magma-like colored soup, giving it a striking appearance! As soon as I tasted the soup, a sharp spiciness hit me! It was perfect for those who love spicy food! Just like the "30 (Thirty)," it wasn't just about the spiciness! The spicy soup had a depth of umami, enhanced by the ground meat and leeks, creating a rich and delicious broth! The soup was so delicious that I felt like having a bowl of rice with it! The thick chashu, already flavorful on its own, absorbed the richness of the soup, releasing a burst of umami with every bite! It was amazing! And most of all, the chewiness and springiness of the noodles, along with their aroma and umami, were addictive! It was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating the noodles and drinking the soup! It was incredibly tasty! After trying both types of ramen, the spiciness and umami of the soup, the chewiness and springiness of the noodles, left a lingering aftertaste even after finishing the meal! This is the kind of ramen that you'll get hooked on and want to come back for more!

The spiciness level is 50 out of 100. It's a level 2 spiciness. It's a food court shop, but they provide aprons which is a nice service. The soup has a hint of sweetness within the spiciness, and the chashu is delicious. As someone who enjoys spicy food, it was just right for me. I couldn't finish all the soup, but I enjoyed it.

For the food court, I ordered the Humanity Spiciness Level 2 with all items at level 50 for 980 yen. It was really spicy. I have a high tolerance for spiciness, but I found it quite hot. Despite the heat, the soup had a strong umami flavor, and the medium-thick noodles were well-coated in the soup. The noodles had a slight sweetness, which is common in dishes from the Humanity chain. The thick-cut chashu was also delicious. When you're in the mood for something spicy, this is the place to go.

Everyone's suffering is everything @Abeno-ku, Osaka City ★★★☆ This time, here is the dining court at Abeno Hoop! It seems to be becoming a fierce battleground as well!! Looking forward to it ✨... This time, I tried the "Everyone's suffering is everything 50 (Level 3)" dish, but I'm not good with spiciness at all!... I soon received my bowl! I got carried away, which was a mistake. I give up. "Everyone's suffering is everything 50" is reminiscent of Taiwanese ramen with its bright red soup indicating its spiciness! (although the taste is completely different) The intense spiciness is shocking!!! The quality of the chashu and the deliciousness of the noodles are truly remarkable ✨ The forbidden soup makes you want to challenge it again with its addictive taste. Sorry for leaving some behind. Thank you for the meal 🚶‍♂️ The location is here! Abeno Hoop, 1-2-30 Abenosuji, Abeno-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, B1F Food Hall. #Ramen #RamenClub #RamenInstagram #RamenInfluencer #Noodles #NoodleLife #NoodleInstagram #Osaka #OsakaRamen #OsakaFoodTour #Everyone'sSufferingIsEverything #Everyone'sSufferingIsEverything50 #Everyone'sSufferingIsEverythingAbenoHoopBranch #Everyone'sNoodleSuffering

I love spicy food, and I can enjoy eating it until it gets extremely spicy. However, the 18+ curry was too painful and caused severe stomach pain, which was scary. People who can eat extremely spicy food are not necessarily strong, but rather less sensitive to spiciness than sensitive individuals. The noodles were thick and chewy, which I really enjoyed. The level 3 spiciness was oddly sweet. I don't like the combination of sweetness and spiciness like in Tteokbokki or Buldak. I wonder if I would have enjoyed it more at level 2 spiciness. The waitress was kind and cute, asking if I was okay with the spiciness. She was really cute and I felt comforted by her. As an Asian woman in her forties, I prefer simple spiciness over sweet and spicy flavors. This restaurant may be more suitable for those who enjoy Korean-style sweet and spicy dishes. I could feel the spiciness, but the overwhelming sweetness made it difficult for me to enjoy the dish. I'm sorry, it just wasn't to my liking. The waitress was lovely, but it ultimately came down to personal preference. I'm sorry, but it just didn't work for me.

Today's lunchtime was in the vicinity of Abeno Bridge. I visited a restaurant that had caught my attention recently at Abeno Hoop underground food court, "All Humanity Is Spicy." It used to be where "Ume Ran" was located before. As it is a branch of the "Minamen" series, I visited without any prior search. The menu had two options: "All Humanity Is Spicy 30" and "All Humanity Is Spicy 50." Upon checking, the 30 is a mixed noodle dish with a soy sauce base unique to "Hito Men" with added spiciness, while the 50 is described as a ramen-like dish with a flavorful spicy soup. The spiciness level is quite high even at 1, so they do not recommend the level 2 for those who do not like spiciness. For this visit, I ordered the level 2, 50 (Fifty) for 980 yen. After a short wait, the buzzer called out my order. The bowl was distinctive, and the soup seemed minimal but was mixed with a large amount of chili oil in addition to the red peppers. The medium-thick curly noodles are well coated with the soup but eating too fast can be dangerous due to the intense spiciness. I cautiously savored a mouthful of noodles while nibbling on the thick slices of chashu as a break. They were tender, without being completely dyed red, providing a sense of reassurance. After finishing the noodles, the soup with substantial ingredients like large minced meat remained, so for those with room in their stomach and calorie allowance, I recommend diving in some white rice. Of course, I finished the soup without the rice as well. Grateful for a healthy body today.

It was spicy! Lately, I've been eating a lot of spicy food so I thought I had built up a tolerance. There are two types of spicy ramen, "30" and "50", each with 3 levels of spiciness. I chose level 2 of the "30" (because someone else ordered it). At first, I drank the soup without the spiciness and felt relieved, then I mixed it and slurped the noodles. The chashu was delicious too. I could eat the first and second bites quickly, but then the spiciness suddenly spread in my mouth, and I started sweating a lot. My mouth felt tingly and painful. It took me quite a while to finish eating. After finishing, I felt like my hands were shaking a bit, haha. I left the restaurant and went to the McDonald's next door to eat ice cream. The spiciness was too much for me, so I couldn't really taste the flavor. I heard they will be adding non-spicy options soon, so I want to go back then.

I didn't regret it beforehand (laughs). I was tempted by the words of a junior colleague saying, "Level 3 of the spicy ramen at level 30 might be surprisingly good??" and decided to try the level 3 at level 30! Level 30 is without soup. I ordered the level 3 at level 30 with a seasoned egg and garlic chips. The staff at the restaurant warned me, saying, "It's really spicy." I replied, "I'll be fine!" But when I actually tasted it... It was beyond spicy. It was more than just spicy. The most regrettable thing was that I slurped it. As I slurped, the intense spiciness hit me... It was unbearable, with my nose running and all. I almost gave up, but somehow managed to finish the chashu and noodles. I didn't want to leave anything behind, so I'll give you a warning. If you're a big fan of spicy food, you'll probably be fine, but for people like us who are just curious, I recommend not trying it! The most delicious option is the beginner level 1 at level 30 or 50. I'll go back to try the beginner level next time. *My junior colleague also struggled and took about 20 minutes to eat. We both had moments of choking and the staff kept checking if we were okay. So, please be careful when eating.

Last time I tried the "Thirty" ramen, so this time I tried the "Fifty" ramen. The photo of the ramen that came out looks like this, but it's a bit disappointing. Even though it's served in a white bowl which should make it stand out, it feels like something is lacking. As I mentioned before, it has spiciness but lacks the umami flavor of chili peppers, which is a shame.

In August of the 5th year of Reiwa, the operating hours are from 11:00 to 23:00. The spiciness level for all dishes is set at 50 (Level2) for 980 yen. Using the origin of all human spiciness, we blend our special spicy paste with Kaeshi. Topped with char siu, special spicy minced meat, and vegetables, this ramen is crafted to lock in the umami within the spiciness. The spiciness level is set at Level 2 for intermediate spice lovers, allowing you to just barely taste the umami while sweating, but still manage to finish the dish.

There are only two types of dishes available at this restaurant, a mixed noodle dish similar to maze-soba and a ramen dish. There are three levels of spiciness, and for first-timers, I would recommend choosing level 1 (beginner) without a doubt. I ordered the level 2 ramen, but it was too spicy and I couldn't stop sweating. It became too difficult to eat it on its own, so I ended up ordering rice halfway through. I managed to finish it somehow. Next time I go, I will order the beginner level. The chashu was thick and delicious.

At Abeno Hoop DINING COURT in Tennoji, there is a new noodle shop called "Humanity Loves Spiciness". As a fan of spicy food, I had to try it. I ordered the "Humanity Loves Spiciness Level 2" for 880 yen (tax included) and a pork bowl for 250 yen (tax included). The Level 2 spiciness was just right for me, not too overpowering. It's definitely for those who love super spicy food. The minced meat and slightly less broth had a nice balance of spiciness and flavor. The medium-thick noodles paired well with the sweetness. The mayonnaise in the pork bowl helped to cool down the spiciness, so I didn't need to drink much water. This ramen is perfect for when you crave something spicy in the hot summer.

Challenge again! Last time I failed with level 2 spiciness, so this time I went with level 1!! The order was a level 1 spicy ramen with seasoned egg, garlic chips, and pork bowl. First bite! Delicious!! The best! The spiciness is mild. But it's flavorful and tasty! It has a depth of flavor within the spiciness, making it much more recommended than the stronger level 2-3 ramen I had before (for those who like spicy food, go for level 2-3). The seasoned egg gently balances the spiciness, and the garlic chips add flavor and punch, making it perfect! I almost thought about giving up on "spiciness is everything" if I couldn't taste the deliciousness with level 1, but I've decided to continue!! I'll definitely go back again!

Today, I had work in Tennoji from the morning, it's so hot!! I wanted to have lunch in a place with strong air conditioning! That's why I went to the food court at Hoop, where I found a place called "All Humanity Must Endure Spiciness" - I had no idea there was a place like this here! (I'm still new to Tennoji, forgive me) I planned to look around more, but I was drawn to this place and decided to try it out. The menu was simple, with options like soupless noodles for 30 and spicy ramen for 50, with the option to choose the level of spiciness. I went for level 50! The spiciness was intense, like Char Aznable red! The soup was based on the sauce of all humanity's noodles, and it was delicious even with the spiciness. The thick noodles were chewy and the pork slices were flavorful. I added a boiled egg, which was as thick as the cut pork. It was satisfying and delicious. Rice was a must-have item! It went well with the soup, pork, and egg. The air conditioning was just right, but I still ended up sweating after finishing the meal! I've been lacking exercise lately, so maybe this helped me detox a bit? I'll definitely come back again, thank you for the meal!

This restaurant is located in the food court of HOOP, which is affiliated with the famous Men'ya Musashi in Osaka. I ordered the ramen with a spice level of 1, which cost 950 yen. I added fried garlic and a soft-boiled egg as toppings. It tasted like spicy miso ramen and was delicious. Even at spice level 1, it was quite spicy, so level 2 must be really hot!

At Abeno HOOP underground floor 1, everyone knows the pain is everything. The menu has only 2 options, priced at 880 yen and 980 yen. You can choose the level of spiciness from 1 to 3, and I chose level 2 for 880 yen. It was spicy, but delicious. There is a phrase that says there is deliciousness within spiciness, and it was true. In the end, I finished the soup. #Everyone knows the pain is everything #Everyone knows the pain is everything 30 #HOOP Ramen

I really wanted to go - I really wanted to go - I wanted to try the spicy ramen at Jinmen-san. I was very interested in the broth with spiciness, so I went there right away. I arrived before 11 am, but there was no line. Well, it might be because it's a weekday, but it's different from the original Jinmen-san. And then, they opened! I was the first one there (laughs). I ordered the Level 2 spiciness for the ramen, with a boiled egg, garlic chips, and pork bowl. Since it's a food court and no one was there, I could choose any seat. The wait wasn't too long (laughs). And then, it was time to eat. I love spicy food, but this was too much for me. It's not for me. I should have gone with Level 1 spiciness. The taste was delicious, and of course, the chashu was amazing. The spiciness was just too much for me. The boiled egg with garlic was excellent. It was delicious, but I couldn't finish most of the soup because it was too spicy for me. The pork bowl was comforting. It's so good to have a bowl after eating ramen. Well, everyone has different levels of tolerance for spiciness, so some people might be fine with it. But for me... I will try again. Next time, I'll go with Level 1. If that's still too spicy for me... then I don't know.

I feel like there are some branches in this group of noodle restaurants that suit me, while others don't. I really like Jinmen, but the main store is not really my taste... so I decided to visit this one as well. The noodles were thick. I like spicy and junky food, but hmm, it wasn't really to my liking, but I think it's a taste that some people would enjoy!

It seems like a new brand from the ramen shop that opened in HOOP in February this year. With several ramen shops under their belt, you can expect great taste! The basic menu consists of two options: - Spiciness Level 30 for Everyone 880 yen - Spiciness Level 50 for Everyone 980 yen Within these options, you can choose spiciness levels 1 to 3. This time, I ordered Level 2 of the Spiciness Level 50 for Everyone. When I first tasted it, I didn't feel much spiciness, but it hit me hard after 10 seconds! Delicious! And spicy! Level 3 seems seriously dangerous haha. Amidst the spiciness, you can taste a unique Chinese-style flavor with animal-based soup, minced meat, and leeks reminiscent of tantanmen. The soup itself has a rich umami flavor and is honestly delicious. The medium-thick, chewy curly noodles also mix well with the soup, and the pork shoulder chashu is tender and flavorful. I recommend starting with Level 1 for your first order. If you can handle spiciness, Level 2 should be fine. It was a bowl of ramen where you could feel not only spiciness but also deliciousness. I definitely want to come back!!

Humanity experiences all kinds of spiciness at level 1 beginner level. It's spicy and delicious. I don't usually eat things known for their spiciness, but for some reason, I found myself enjoying it. It must be because of the deliciousness of the soup. And of course, the chashu (roast pork) here is unbelievably delicious. This place in Tennoji is definitely on my list for a revisit.

I went there. It is located inside the food court underground in the Hoop. It is a restaurant in the Men's Noodle Series. I was a bit careless because it was inside the food court and part of the Men's Noodle Series. Sorry about that. I got carried away and ordered level 2. It was very spicy. I was sweating. But the ramen itself was very delicious, so I would recommend it to people who like spicy food and ramen lovers. Thank you for the meal.