Tsunami Ramen Hongik University store review

Hello,

I am a college student, an office worker, and a person who came to Seoul.

I'd like to review the restaurant I've tried
It's the Hongik University store of Tsunami Ramen.

 

If you come to the front of the building, there is a stand like this.

There are four types of ramen

 

Tonkotsu - main

Karai - spicy 

Souu -  soy sauce

Sio - clear soup base(salt)

 

I think it would be convenient if you distinguish it like this!

 

 

For me, who usually eats alone a lot, the words "Honbab welcome!" in the picture are very welcome.

(Honbab = eats alone)

 

 

You can go up the stairs to the 2nd floor for the entrance. Then the building on the right!
(Coffe 101 is a different building, so you might be confused!)

 

 

When you come in, you can see the kiosk on the left. It was so nice to greet you warmly.
Drink and water are self-service, and you can take the drink out of the refrigerator and water out of the refrigerator

right after payment.

 

 

From the bottom, it's a menu.

Maybe I didn't find it, but the language seemed to be only "Korean" available.
If you have English, Japanese, or Chinese, I think many people can try various things!

 

In addition, ramen restaurants also sell the menu called "Niku Chahang", so you can think of it simply as "fried rice."

 

Japanese meat fried rice that tastes like Chinese fire? It feels like that!

 

Niku Chahang  - fried rice

Kimchi Niku Chahang - Kimchi freid rice

In addition, ChaHang is also for vegetarian use, so you can eat it according to your taste.)

 

 

I think it's even better to eat alone because there's a set menu like this!

I ordered S)donkotsu + Nikucha Port and Karai donkotsu ramen

 

 

The inside of the store was pretty in Japanese style

The seats looked like 2 seats for 4 and 8 to 10 bar table seats!

 

 

There's a detailed guide on the wall

 

 

It's tonkotsu ramen.

 

 

Karai Donkotsu Ramen adds a piece of red seasoning, but you can ask for more if you think it's not enough spicy (free)

 

And the Niku Chahang is pretty good! If you're eating it for the first time,

I recommend you try the Chahang together as a set!