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Anyone who knows me well will likely know of my affection for Spanish cuisine, a passion which rivals and in many ways, surpasses even my love for ramen. Admittedly, I don’t eat noodles nearly as much as I used to. A steady diet of Mediterranean influence - fish and tomatoes, olive oil and beans,has replaced a lot of my gonzo noodle slurping in recent months. In part this has to do with health; all those fats and carbs have to go somewhere, and as relatively young as (I’d like to think) I am, it’s never too early to cut back on the calories and perhaps spare a few arteries in the process.

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santouka centinela’s grand opening!

click meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick meclick me The birth of a new ramen shop is always a cause for celebration. How could Rameniac and ビクタ pass up the grand opening soiree that was Santouka’s West Los Angeles premiere? The first 100 people in line each of the first three days got tickets for a free bowl of ramen on a future visit. Not surprisingly, Rameniac promptly redeemed his a few hours later when he went back for seconds, this time with cohorts in crime eat, drink & be merry and oishii eats by his side! Stay tuned for a more comprehensive review. Suffice it to say that Santouka (Santoka) ramen is very, very good...!
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mighty morphin’ msg


I haven't quite figured out how this works yet, but this super sentai "Akiba Henshin" instant ramen apparently changes flavor while you eat it, from shoyu to tonkotsu and back. Available at Akiba Noodle, an Akihabara (where else?) instant noodle specialty shop. Yeah. You know you want some.

much love to pirikara via tokyo mango via akiba keizai

the associated noodle press

A few weeks back, journalist Adam Goldman interviewed me for an Associated Press article about the increasing popularity of ramen in the U.S. As I no longer work for a newspaper and don't have access to the AP database, I wasn't sure how I'd find the resultant article. Thankfully, site member tampopo put it up in the rameniac forums! Here's a link, courtesy of the Times and Democrat of Orangeburg, South Carolina. Hopefully, the day will come when every small town in America has a ramen shop (or two, or eight) to call its own!
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