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About this place
A gentle bowl of ramen alongside fried rice makes for a satisfying lunch at Sanyuken. The menu lists ramen at ¥720 and a ramen-and-fried-rice set at ¥1,200. One diner described the ramen broth as mild and noted that the bowl came with chashu pork, wakame seaweed, menma, egg and narutomaki fish cake. The set with half a serving of fried rice is a good choice when you want both noodles and rice.
Diners describe the fried rice in different ways: some recall its moist texture and soft grains, while others highlight a fluffier finish and generous amount of toppings. Some also say its seasoning is not overly salty or savoury. Enjoy it with ramen, or order it on its own. For a little more variety, the menu also includes a gyoza set meal and a fried-rice-and-gyoza set. One diner remembered the gyoza for its pronounced ginger flavour; it could also make a pleasing evening dish alongside beer.
The set meals include pork and vegetable stir-fry. One diner described the vegetables as retaining some bite, with a simple salt seasoning scented with sesame oil, and mentioned the serving of rice. It is an option for a meal centred on vegetables and a main dish rather than a noodle-and-rice combination. Sanyuken serves lunch and dinner, with dine-in available. It is suitable for solo meals, and payment is cash only.
