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The delicious Ramen of your uncle, the best seller.🍜ðŸ‘īðŸŧ

Wabicha by Uncle Salesman ðŸ‘īðŸŧðŸ’ļ

Buy it myself

🍜 and my girlfriend like to eat Japanese food a lot. Ramenija really likes it. It's a thing to eat when I don't know what to eat. And then came across this shop. It's a sign that says every bowl. Every piece is from Japan. We're like that? So walk to see the menu. That's where it starts. 😂

ðŸ‘īðŸŧ the owner of the shop came to charge, came to greet and gradually told the story of the menu, where the ramen came from, how different it is that the shop brought in in real Japanese, not to cook more, like to eat in Japan. Can say that Ja is very allergic to this, hahahaha. Story, eunuch, want to know, have to try to enter the shop!

ðŸē all the ramen on this menu will come from Hiroshima Mon, which Ja has never eaten before, has never been to Hiroshima, and he also said that this shop is a small shop, like eating, selling only in the village, very local.

So 🎏 try to be the signature of the choyu soup first. This dish is like dead. It's very fragrant. When you serve it, you want to collect a huge smell. Everyone can smell it. Actually, the taste is not fresh, fresh, can eat continuously. But Thai people are addicted to it. There are Japanese peppers to add during eating. After adding it, it's like eating another menu. It's another dimension. (Between this pim is salivating and wanting to eat again)

🍃 but at that time I didn't feel wow. The model was delicious but not wow. After coming home and I felt that I wanted to eat - again. Damn. Did I get poisoned by my uncle? It was a taste that made me want to eat again. The next day I went again. This time I tried to be Setoouchi Ramen because I had Pro 199. - Fit. It's a salt soup served with lemon. It's a lot of lemon fragrance. It only has a little sour taste, but it's very fragrant. Eat and very refreshing. I said that I don't care about any sodium. It's very good as a Ramen ðŸĨđðŸĨđ lover.

ðŸĨ§ and not yet, Uncle came with a dead-end posture. Tasted a biocake for free!? This one is poisoned with real, delicious horses. It's a soft cheesecake. Melts in the mouth. Sweet and sweet. Delete every picture that has eaten cheesecake before in life. It's open universe, so I bought 2 pieces of takeout. Plus I bought another snack that I've never found anywhere to go home to eat with my girlfriend. The total damage is a lot, but it's great. Buy an experience 😍

(Too bad to take the takeaway snack in time because it's too delicious. Eat it all and just imagine forgetting to take it. Anyone who is sweet has to really try it. It's good!!)

🌟 regret that now you only have 2 branches. You said that before you sold it for 10 years, there were 4 branches, but it was squeezed by the increase. And you don't want to raise the price because you want Thai people to eat real things from Japan at a price that is almost the same as Japan. You don't have to fly to eat by yourself. And you still care about the customers. It seems that if we go to eat your uncle's shop in Japan, you will get this feed. It's really like going home. Who's Ramen line, dessert line, Japan side, Ja that this shop is one of the shops that should really try it once? I suggest to hurry to try it because I don't know if you will close it again. ðŸĨđ The economic poisoning is really strong (but I still hope that Uncle has a branch in the city. I want to eat every day)

Wabicha has 2 branches at Seacon, Srinakarin and Chiang Mai (Seacon is in munmun zone on the 4th floor, attached to the escalator opposite Momo paradise)

ðŸ’ļ a bowl of 295.- Yes, snacks, other drinks on the menu.

# Ramen Shop # Japanese Ramen # Shoyuramen # Sea Square # Drug sign with lemon8

2025/12/18 Edited to

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