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白龍 (Pairon in Morioka)

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白龍

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The random jyajyamen shop I chose just so happened to be the most popular one in town.

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Dozens of celebrities have been here.  My kind of adventure!

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The shop is cramped and steamy.  Let the ritual that is jyajyamen begin!

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Jyajyamen is a dish with Chinese origin, heavy Korean influence, and available in Japan.  See!  These three countries can get along just fine!

For once, the English translation was great.  I asked who wrote it, but that is a mystery for the ages.  To sum up this entire page of text is easy.  Mix it up, eat 90%, crack in a raw egg, mix it up, get some soup added, finish.

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Cucumber, green onions, grated ginger, and that black miso that Korean jyajyamen is so known for.  Mix it up.

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Leave a bit on the plate.

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With the beaten egg and clear, hot soup.  All that for just over 400 yen.

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This particular shop is just across the street from the old castle ruins, now a well-manicured park.  Both are highly recommended.

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岩手県盛岡市内丸5-15
Iwate-ken, Morioka-shi, Uchimaru 5-15
Closest station: Morioka

Open 9:00-21:00
Closed Sundays

 

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