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tonkotsu ramen | ikemen, hollywood
I feel like I spent most of January sick, bedridden with the flu, then mopey and miserable with a lingering head cold (which I’m finally starting to come out of). Last week, all I wanted was a hot bowl of … Continue reading
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beef ramen | matador, kita senju, tokyo
Another day in Tokyo, another ridiculously marvelous bowl of ramen. This one is from award-winning, highly acclaimed Matador in Kita-Senju. Matador’s signature bowl consists of thin, straight noodles in a light, slightly sweet beef broth, topped with huge slabs of roast … Continue reading
shoyu niboshi ramen | ramen nagi, shinjuku golden gai, tokyo
Today’s lunch. Amazing ramen at Ramen Nagi in Shinjuku Golden-gai. A thick, porky shoyu broth infused with heaps of niboshi (dried sardines) for an intensely rich flavor. A new twist on tsugaru-style ramen, I think. The super thick, chewy noodles … Continue reading
silken tofu & tonkotsu black | robata jinya
Soy milk + magnesium chloride (a mineral coagulant) = tableside silken tofu Tonkotsu Black ramen Robata Jinya = the best ramen in and around Mid-City. The chashu pork… just… melts.
tonkotsu ramen | ramen yamadaya, culver city
Kara-age chicken (Level 2) Spicy ramen Tonkotsu (pork bone) ramen Ken, Jin, Dave, Alex and I headed to Culver City to check out the newly opened Ramen Yamadaya for lunch. The tonkotsu broth was rich, milky, meaty and unctuous, with each … Continue reading
ramen + 5 minute egg
I can’t go very long before I have to have noodles. Tonight I made ramen with a five minute egg, using some staples from the pantry and fridge: udon noodles (because that’s all i had), frozen corn, “resurrected” wakame & … Continue reading