行列の女神～らーめん才遊記～
行列の女神～らーめん才遊記～

行列の女神～らーめん才遊記～

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2020•54 min/ep•Drama
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A bold clash of taste and ambition unfolds when Yutori Shiomi criticizes renowned ramen master Tatsumi Serizawa's new dish but later applies for a job, claiming she can make it better.
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