Koyaru-ken

I've been going here often for a while, but I think the taste has gone down significantly. Years ago, the champon and gyoza were even more delicious, and I would go to the dog run to let my dog ​​play, but I was also looking forward to eating at this restaurant for lunch.I can say that the taste has deteriorated, but there aren't many restaurant options and I still go there based on availability, but the noodles are mushy, as if they're tangled with flour, and the soup is extremely lacking. The gyoza was also not good. . .It's a bit disappointing because it's expensive, but we also have dog food, and my family considers going to the dog park = dog filial piety day, so I'm willing to give up on it to some extent even if it tastes bad.P.S.I've been here a few times since the above post, and the food seems to have gotten better.The gyoza etc. are definitely more delicious than before, but I was satisfied with the Champon the other day.

Delicious♪I tried a lot of different things, but normal is still the best.

The seating arrangement is good so you can relax with your dog. I guess the taste is normal. Neither good nor bad. It's too ordinary, so it's a shame that it doesn't have the same excitement as if you were on a short trip. Naturally, there was nothing for the dog to eat. It really feels like an everyday lunch.

This is a champon and sara udon shop located next to the entrance of Doggy's Island, which is a bit inconspicuous.In one word, it's a little expensive but delicious! is. I guess it can't be helped that it's expensive because it has such facilities. It's sad that the comparison always ends up being a certain chain store (lol).By the way, when you ask people in Nagasaki, ``Where is a good Champon restaurant?'', there is a high probability that they will recommend a certain restaurant (lol).The taste is much better than that particular restaurant. Personally, I like curry champon😁. The seasoning is gentle.The Champon noodles are of appropriate quality, with a firmness remaining. It's voluminous and very satisfying.In terms of volume, is it the best among the restaurants in Doggy's?There is also a Doggie's facility, so you can bring your dog along for a meal. If you are bringing a dog, the entrance is a little further to the front right than the entrance for humans (it is a little harder to find). Dogs are welcome on the terrace.Doggies, playing with dogs takes a lot of physical strength. Definitely give it a try! Personally, I highly recommend it.

sorry! I'll be honest! ! I'm so sorry! 🙏The customer service of the staff is very good ✨👍The seafood champon cost around 1,400 yen, but I didn't feel it was much different from Ringer Hut 💦But it's delicious 😊There is a parking lot in front of me, but it costs 500 yen, so I received a champon for 1900 yen 🐺✨This rating is based on location fee + deliciousness + location.Highly recommended for VIPs who don't care about what's inside their wallets!

I received a champon at the terrace seat. The soup has a strong pork bone flavor. The noodles were thick. The ingredients include wood ear mushrooms and lots of vegetables. It's a matter of taste, but the pork bone smell was too strong for me. I also like the wood ear mushrooms to be cut. I sometimes eat ramen with raw wood ear mushrooms on top, but I don't like it. It's hard to eat, and the thinner pieces taste better. I don't think the balance is bad, but I might prefer something a little hotter and refreshing. My wife had the udon dish. My impression is that it is delicious.

This is a Champon restaurant where you can bring your dog.It looks nice and is easy to enter.I'm from Kyushu, so I've always loved Champon, so I went here.Surprise Σ(ﾟдﾟ;) There was also champon for dogs. (Although I didn't ask for it.)The taste was mild.It was very delicious.I had the regular Kotari Champon, seafood Champon, and gyoza.There are fried garlic chips on the table.I put it in Champon and ate it. It was delicious, but my companion booed because it smelled so bad.Please be careful about the amount you add.

I saw the signboard and went there expecting to be able to eat Champon. Dogs are not allowed on the terrace, so I went inside, but I ordered the recommended chilled Dandan noodles, Champon, and gyoza, and the gyoza was somewhere else. It was a cheap frozen item, and the champon arrived quickly, but the noodles were too hard and I was disappointed.By the time I finished eating, my companion's dandan noodles finally arrived, but they were very salty and I felt like I was missing out on the price. The condiment bowls on the table were also dirty and had dog hair on them. I will never go again and I will not recommend it to anyone I know.

I didn't think anything was especially delicious, but I didn't think it was bad either.The menu is very small and there is no choice.

I happened to come across this shop before, and since I had the opportunity to stop by, I would like to report on it.Just a short distance from Prefectural Route 53, you'll be surrounded by scenery so full of leisure that you'll wonder if you're in Yachimata.This shop, which serves champon and tanmen, is located in a corner of a pet-friendly facility called Otari-no-Sato Doggy's Island.When I entered the store, there were seats inside and on the terrace, and I personally chose the terrace, probably due to the coronavirus pandemic.It was already past 2pm, so there weren't any customers.I ordered ``Otari Style Champon'' and ``Otani Style Tanmen'', and I was concerned that the prices were a little high.What came out had the same ingredients and noodles, but the difference was that the soup was tonko or chicken-based salt, both had a lot of ingredients and were crunchy, and the noodles were thick, straight, and firm champon noodles, and they were good for the price. is.As we were eating, customers started coming in one after another, and before we knew it, the terrace seats were full. Not to mention, everyone was with their dogs, so I realized for the first time that the terrace seats were apparently pet-friendly seats. It's OK for regular customers, but if it's full, you'll feel a little out of place.We also have a menu for pets, and you can even take your dog on a day trip to other stores and facilities.Dog lovers should definitely visit.