"TENKAIPPIN Takatsuki Hatcho-nawate Store @ Takatsuki City, Osaka - Super Rich Ramen for 1200 yen + Mapo Rice Set for 210 yen. The super rich ramen is limited to 5 servings per day and is available for a limited time until February 28th. I got a ticket 20 minutes before, but it sold out by 15 minutes before. The super rich ramen has a thick and rich soup that rivals even 'Gokutei' in Ichijoji, Kyoto. The sweetness of the vegetables balances out the richness, making it incredibly delicious. It doesn't have the greasiness of the previous unique menu at the Sangoku store, which is a plus. The noodles are medium-thin straight noodles, half the length of regular noodles, but they get coated in the rich soup. Toppings include green onions and onions. It's meant to be enjoyed in its simplicity, but for this price, I wish there was some char siu. The lunch set with Mapo Tofu Rice Bowl is quite sweet compared to its appearance. I added some chili pepper and chili oil from the table to make it spicier. While the super rich ramen is quite challenging to get with its limited servings, it's a must-try for fans of Tenkaippin! Cashless payment available: PayPay, etc. ★Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ramenbukun ★Twitter https://twitter.com/ra_men_tabi"

This is Tenichi in Takatsuki. I ordered the rich broth ramen. They also offer lunch sets which are a good deal. Lunch is served until 5 pm on weekdays. The taste is consistent with the usual Tenichi flavor, providing a sense of comfort. It's like a drug that makes you crave it again after a while. The restaurant is clean and provides a child-friendly environment.

It's been a while since I visited. As usual, I ordered the gyoza set meal. The price had gone up quite a bit, probably due to the recent increase in ingredient costs, but it can't be helped. The taste was still the same rich flavor of Tenkaippin. It seems like the gyoza has turned into wing gyoza, which is trendy now. I'd like to come here occasionally.

I visited the Takatsuki Hatcho-cho branch to try the "Rich MAX" ramen that I had been curious about. The thick soup was amazing, with a rich flavor that was so intense it made my taste buds dance. The chicken and vegetable-based soy sauce soup had a perfect balance of richness and depth. The noodles were firm with a nice chewiness that paired perfectly with the soup. The chashu was tender and flavorful, and the crunchy texture of the green onions and bamboo shoots added a nice contrast. I finished off the meal by mixing in the rice and enjoyed every last bite. I left feeling satisfied and full. This ramen is definitely something I would crave regularly. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal. Location: 5 minutes walk from Takatsuki-shi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line 2-1 Kyoguchi, Takatsuki, Osaka Opening Hours: 11:00-24:00 (Last order 23:45) Open on Sundays No regular holidays Free parking available for 10 cars.

I tried the new menu item "Kotteri MAX" at the Tenkaippin Takatsuki Hatchocho store. This dish is a rich and flavorful evolution of the traditional rich ramen from Tenkaippin. The soup, made from chicken and vegetables, is incredibly thick and delicious. Although it is a bit pricey at 1,190 yen for a regular size, the soup is so rich that the ladle stands upright in it. #ramen #delicious #noodles #ramenstagram #ramenlover #foodie #foodporn #OsakaGourmet #KansaiGourmet #FukushimaRamenBattleZone #ramenaddict #ramenlove #ramenvideo #ramennoodles #noodlelover #KyotoRamenClub #Tenkaippin #ramendiet #ramenpatrol #kotterimax

It's been a while since I went to Tenka. I lined up at 13:00. I ordered the Kotteri MAX, E set, with an egg. It cost 1410 yen, which is quite expensive. It looked delicious. In terms of taste, the soup is probably the same as the usual kotteri, but the viscosity is significantly different, like the texture of a stew. It was really thick. It was so delicious. The integrated noodles and rich soup go perfectly with the rice. The egg was also tasty. Since it was originally salty, there was no need for the mustard miso on the table. The bowl had a message written on it saying, "We'll be waiting for you tomorrow too." Overall, considering the price and the fact that it just had a thicker texture, I would say the regular kotteri is okay. But it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

In Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. Along Route 171, at Tenkaippin, a regular spot for observation. For the final dish, I want to have ramen, but I also want to try the fried rice. Half fried rice set (1,180 yen - 150 yen = 1,030 yen). I changed the noodle portion to mini (half serving, -150 yen). It arrived in a slightly cute bowl, with a rich and tasty soup as always! The noodles were a half serving. Honestly, this amount is just right! Half fried rice with pork slices, egg, and green onions. It's a dry and fluffy style. I'm satisfied, but it might still be a bit too much. I wish the fried rice was a bit richer in flavor!

I barely made it in time for the order stop at 11:45 pm on October 1st, the annual Tenkaippin Day at the Takatsuki Hatchocho store! I believe there was no Tenkaippin Day last year due to the pandemic. Thank you for the service voucher. #fyp #ramen #delicious #powderme #foodporn #noodlegram #rameninstagram #ramenlover #foodie #OsakaGourmet #KansaiGourmet #FukushimaRamenBattleZone #connectwithramenlovers #ramen #ramenvideocreator #ramenlover #ramennoodles #noodlelover #KyotoRamenClub #Tenkaippin #TenkaippinDay #ramendiet #ramenpatrol

This time, I visited "Tenkaippin Takatsuki Yachonawate Store" in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. The location is along Route 171. I was craving for rich and creamy ramen, so I decided to visit. It was my first time at this restaurant. I ordered the fried rice set and a large ramen (of course, the rich and creamy one). From the first bite, it was rich and delicious!! The soup, made from chicken bones and over ten types of vegetables, was creamy but not overwhelming, with a deep flavor that satisfied me today! Thank you for the meal.

I was taken to this place for lunch today. I think I used it once over 10 years ago. Here are some of the menu items. There seem to be three basic types of ramen. I chose the most popular "Ramen (regular) & Half Fried Rice Set" with both in half size. I was more in the mood for fried rice than ramen that day. Having both in half size reduced the price from 990 yen to 850 yen. The ramen was a blend of "rich" and "light" called "street stall flavor". It had just the right amount of richness and was delicious. It was convenient to have the option of half & half sizes. Thank you for the meal.

This restaurant is located a 7-8 minute walk from Takatsuki City Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line. I usually enjoy the rich ramen at Tenkaippin and if I want to eat fried rice, I order the fried rice set. This time, I found out about the existence of black fried rice and ordered a set with black fried rice. After eating, I realized that the black fried rice was a strong garlic fried rice. I would have preferred the regular fried rice. A little regretful.

I tried the miso ramen that has been gradually available since September 2020. With a decrease in dining out and the constant on-off of wearing masks, things have been quite busy. I heard about the miso ramen online, so I decided to try it, setting aside my usual preference for rich broth. This miso ramen includes bean sprouts and stir-fried ground pork, which is a new addition compared to the previous Tenkaippin ramen. A strainer ladle is also provided to help with the ground pork. When I first tasted it, I didn't really notice the miso flavor, but rather felt it was just a delicious bowl of ramen. However, when I started sipping the rich broth, that's when I could truly taste the miso in it. The noodles were just like the nostalgic ones from the past, and overall it was delicious. However, I have mixed feelings about the fact that the rich broth is priced at 780 yen while the miso ramen is 880 yen. I wish they were priced the same. I ended up drinking most of the soup and didn't really need the strainer ladle...haha.

I suddenly craved for a rich and hearty ramen, and found out that I could use the local support vouchers, so I went with my family. I chose the braised pork ramen after some hesitation. The noodles were firm, with plenty of green onions in a rich soup. The braised pork was tender, and it also came with chashu and bamboo shoots. I was satisfied with the meal.

Today is the annual October 1st "Tenkaippin Day." In past years, I couldn't go on the actual day due to work reasons, but this year everything aligned perfectly and I was able to go on the day. However, when I arrived at the restaurant, I found out that they had stopped giving out free vouchers this year due to the effects of the coronavirus. It couldn't be helped. I went in and ordered the rich ramen set with rice. I also received a Speed Lottery ticket. Even though I didn't win, I still got a discount coupon. The rich ramen at Tenkaippin is delicious as always. I first tried it 35 years ago at the store near Nijo Station during my student days and was amazed by the rich soup. It's addictive. After finishing my meal, the words that appear at the bottom of the ramen bowl remain the same: "You won't come back tomorrow, but you'll be back again." Thank you for the meal.

I visited the Tenichi Takatsuki Hatcho-watari store for the first time in a while. This store has consistently good food, with many part-time housewives providing excellent customer service. The store is always clean, which I really like. I aimed to be the first customer and arrived 5 minutes before the 11:00 opening. My husband opened the door and we were allowed in a little early. I ordered the rich ramen with extra garlic and extra green onions (which were triple the normal amount but provided for free), a fried rice set with the same ramen, fried chicken, and a bottle of beer. The total was 2,930 yen. I have a blog too! Check it out at Ikura-chan's food adventures in Hyogo Prefecture.

Visited this place with my partner after a long time, the last time being in 2011. It was a busy lunchtime but there was no wait, as the place was constantly full of energy. We decided to try the natto ramen that caught our eye this time. The ramen was served with a perforated spoon. The soup was rich and it reminded me of the rich flavor of Tenkaippin. Eating the natto alone was nothing special, but when combined with the thick soup, the slimy texture of the natto mixed well with the soup and coated the noodles nicely. The noodles were thin and straight, with a smooth and slippery surface. The chashu was tender and had a good amount of lean meat. Other toppings included green onions and bamboo shoots. The combination of natto and the rich soup from Tenkaippin worked surprisingly well together. Mixing the thick and sticky soup with the noodles created a unique texture, and before I knew it, I had finished the whole bowl. I would definitely like to try this bowl again sometime.

Osaka, Takatsuki City. Seeking a rich flavor, I found myself at Tenkaippin. However, after drinking, I honestly feel a bit heavy... (´･ω･`) The free service of spicy bean sprouts stimulates my appetite. Just a small amount and my stomach is in battle mode! o(｀ω´ )o The menu has thin noodles as well. I see... I will try that! ψ(｀∇´)ψ - Rich flavor, medium thickness noodles (780 yen) The noodles are straight and slightly soft. A bit thicker than the thin noodles from Kyushu. As expected, the freshly boiled noodles are hot! ((((；ﾟДﾟ))))))) The default noodles at Tenkaippin are indeed a good match. Spicy bean sprouts with black oolong tea, good service too! ＼(^^)／ Tenkaippin in Takatsuki has revived its soup! ( ^ω^ )

Tried the Thick Rich Ramen for 910 yen, of course with extra green onions. The Hachinohe store still offers free extra green onions as of February 2020! Many other Tenkaippin stores charge for extra green onions as a topping. Is it difficult to standardize? Thank you for the meal.

I did it, I couldn't resist. I was trying to lose weight but couldn't resist. However, I regret nothing! It's so delicious. As expected, Tenichi's rich ramen is unbeatable. I finished with a small bowl and I'm satisfied. "I'll be back tomorrow." Can't leave without seeing this. Thank you for the meal.

It's been a while since I visited Tenkaippin. I ordered my usual Corn Ramen (tax included 910 yen)! I'm happy with the hole in the lotus root where I can scoop up the corn! (laughs) Since last October, they have been holding a stamp campaign where you can get Mamendon and Mamerenge. It made my heart flutter a bit! (laughs)

Osaka, Takatsuki City. The ramen shop I wanted to go to was closed... (´･ω･`) I really wanted to eat at Tenkaippin! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) Surprisingly, they are offering free spicy bean sprouts. This is at the Takatsuki Hatcho-cho store, and they are also offering free black oolong tea. They seem to offer a lot of freebies here. - Spicy bean sprouts: Bean sprouts seasoned with chili oil. This alone is satisfying... \(//∇//)\ - Fried rice set (1,080 yen): The flavor is rich and delicious! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) This is it, Tenkaippin! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) So tasty! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) - The soup seems to have a bit too much red pepper. Did they add red pepper miso by default? (・・?) - The noodles all clumped together and lifted up. This is not good... (´･ω･`) - The fried rice seems to be rich! ＼(^^)／ Could it be that they added rich soup? It's moist but rich and delicious! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) - It's a shame that they ran out of black oolong tea. Also, the clumped noodles are disappointing. However, the soup has improved a lot. It's rich and has a punch to it, quite impressive. Maybe it's a different chef? (・・?) It was so delicious that I will come back to Tenkaippin! ( ^ω^ )