



This is gonna be one of those memories that flashes before my eyes when I die.
It’s so white
* edit: boiled pork neck bones, femurs, chicken feet, and some dried shrimp peels overnight. The instant-pot photo was just me straining the broth into another big pot 😅
Maybe it’s nostalgia talking, but Ginza Kagari will always hit different for me. First ramen I had in Japan 🥹🍜
Hoping to experiment and make simple, quick ramen without any special ingredients like peppercorns or chicken because I don’t have that.
Here’s what I am planning to add, tell me if i should remove or add something.
Carrots
Mushrooms
Baby corn
Peanut butter
Vegetable broth
Egg noodles
Home made chilli oil (with garlic and onions)
Soy Sauce
Vinegar
I want to make it very flavourful and on the spicier side, what is your special ingredient?
I didnt have bok choy or spinach available so I ysed broccoli
Hello, I eat a lot of semi-instant ramen (those you actually need to boil the noodles for a short time, not cup ramen, they come in fresh and dry) and I would like they creamier (tantanmen die hard lover). If I put less water on the sauce, that comes in packets, the sodium uterly kills the flavor. How do I thick my sauxe without destroing the flavour? Thanks.
As requested by my boyfriend for his birthday.
We were exploring Ikebukuro and found this ramen shop. There was no queue at that time but it turned out to be a popular place, plus ramen is heavenly gooood!
I went to Fukuoka prefecture to eat “Jiro-ramen”.
This Jiro-ramen is the only one here on the west side of Japan because many people make the line before opening the shop.
But you should eat even if you have to wait in line.
Atsugiya, an Iekai ramen shop located in Atsugi, Japan, is one of the most popular Yokohama Iekai ramen restaurants in the country. It was indeed delicious.
First Attempt at this. Really proud of myself with the result.