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香福 (Kofuku in Kitakata, Fukushima)

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香福

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Another new shop in Kitakata, Kofuku’s most popular bowl features the Bannai look; noodles hidden by a layer of tender chashu.

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Great pork! Everything else in this bowl, though, fell flat for me. Maybe it was because this was bowl number five or six, a number far beyond my threshold for enjoyment.

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But Abram was in TV mode, so the slurping had to continue.

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Beautiful bowl.

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And a very local-feeling shop.

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And for some reason, The Usual Suspects and Reservoir Dogs being displayed like art on the wall.

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If you have time after your bowl, head across the street to Kitakata’s own ramen shrine.

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Where you can pray for a lifetime of delicious bowls.

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よろしくお願いします。

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福島県喜多方市字三丁目4840-1
Fukushima-ken, Kitakata-shi, Sanchome 4840-1
Closest station: Kitakata

Open 7:30-16:00
Closed Wednesdays

 

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