Website: http://www.gashuden.co.jp/kazan/
Address: 宮城県仙台市太白区西多賀1-1-45. About a 12-minute walk from Nagamachi-minami Subway Station. It’s on Akiu-dori across from a Pachinko Tiger.
Map: Scroll down to the bottom.
Open everyday from 11 am – 11 pm.
Although it’s known for its 石焼らーめん, that’s not what I like. However, it is fun to see when they do bring the stone bowl of noodles and then pour the broth into the bowl, as the steam rises and you have to hold up a protective paper shield.
What I do like here is the チャーシューメン with extra ネギ topping. Another thing going for this ramen-ya is the way the ramen is served. I suffer from 猫舌, and can’t stand to burn my tongue off while eating or drinking. Kazan serves their ramen at just the right temperature so that it’s edible as soon as they place the bowl on the table. I don’t have to wait for five minutes before starting to eat. Also, the pork slices are sometimes quite thick.
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| Cha-shu- Ramen with Extra Onion Topping |
What I do like here is the チャーシューメン with extra ネギ topping. Another thing going for this ramen-ya is the way the ramen is served. I suffer from 猫舌, and can’t stand to burn my tongue off while eating or drinking. Kazan serves their ramen at just the right temperature so that it’s edible as soon as they place the bowl on the table. I don’t have to wait for five minutes before starting to eat. Also, the pork slices are sometimes quite thick.
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| Gyoza |
The gyoza is good, but nothing special.
There are four different locations in Sendai, including one on Kokubuncho.
The others are in Izumi and Miyagino areas. I’ve never eaten at any of the other locations so I can’t vouch for them. The Kazan in Nishitaga has free parking and is almost completely non-smoking. For the smokers out there, the available times to smoke in this restaurant are Monday thru Friday from 2 pm to 6 pm. All other business hours are smoke-free times.
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| しょう油ラーメン |
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