K-Pop Demon Hunters Haul 🖤 | Squishmallow, Ramen, & Sticker Review
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Obviously it probably matters a lot which region you’re in, but do most of them use dashi in their broth? I feel like most ramen restaurants where I’m from (EU country) don’t, but I do have a Japanese owned ramen restaurant in my city that uses dashi as a base.
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| | Best now, its rainy season ☔️ [link] [comments] |
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| | With it being hot here in California I wasn’t thinking Tonkotsu. I typically make it in the Winter. I had about 12 lbs of bones in my freezer that I wanted to use, so, I went for it. Homemade chasu, spicy pork mince, 24HR tamago soak, shoyu tare and homemade devils sauce. [link] [comments] |
| | Tasty ramen with tomago! [link] [comments] |
| | Shibi kara maze soba from Dashi Men in Nishinomiya. Fishy, spicy, numbing with wide, flat noodles. Sprinkled with Szechuan peppercorn, sansho and several other types of chili. I grabbed a side bowl of the chili sauce that is filled with little fishies. We had a coupon for free karaage. Dive rice at the end was a must, even if I was already stuffed. This was quite satisfying 😋 [link] [comments] |
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I’d like to replicate a ramen shop in Asakusa, Tokyo called Hayashida ramen, they had a very good clean chicken ramen that I loved, but I can’t seem to find much about it online for recipes like it since tonkotsu seems to be the most popular an the chicken ramens seem to mostly be either soy heavy or miso heavy. Any advice on where to go for recipes or any advice in general?
| | I forgot the name of this restaurant from the philippines, but i js love the combination of the toppings. [link] [comments] |