Green Tea Forum

FataliTEA · Posted: Dec 01, 2007 4:39 am Post subject:

Haha, yes, there are tons upon tons of instant ramen here. But instant ramen is nothing like the real thing.

Where I live, we're lucky enough to have a very traditional ramen shop. I believe they're the only shop that serves loose leaf tea as well. I enjoy soy-based ramen the best, but theres also salt-based and bean-based varieties.

Ryan · Sensei Joined: 19 Jul 2005 Posts: 475

I had, what may be, the best ramen I have ever had last night. The restaurant is named "Chabuya".

Domn · Uh, Can I Add Sugar? Joined: 26 Nov 2007 Posts: 13

Lucky bastards! Very Happy

Which is most famous or best instant ramen?
Maybe i can get one via freinds from other countries.

syntheticpanda · 2nd Degree Black Belt Joined: 07 Nov 2006 Posts: 198

Mmm ramen... I like soy ramen a bit, but not nearly as much as salt-based. Mmmmmmmmm! There's actually not one but two ramen places near my home. Too bad I'm off at school most of the year... Sad

Domn · Uh, Can I Add Sugar? Joined: 26 Nov 2007 Posts: 13

Ive finally located shop which sells ramen and other bio products inluding some tea (not good ones) and some other soups.
Ive tried soy ramen which was good, but i must say that i will never ever eat nissin hot soy ramen, which is to much for me Neutral

I am still looking for excelent ramen in my country and i hope i will find it Very Happy

somedia · Uh, Can I Add Sugar? Joined: 26 Jun 2008 Posts: 8

i'm a sucker for beef tataki