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Chin-Ma-Ya is Little Tokyo’s newest ramen shop, specializing in an authentic Sichuan-style tan tan men that will have peppercorns oozing through your pores. Capsaicin as a health food? According to ancient Chinese wisdom, and savvy Japanese marketing. The folks upstairs at Orochon must be quaking in their aprons

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Curry is a staple, if relatively underrated dish in the pantheon of Japanese cuisine, and Nissin Cup Noodle’s variation on the theme is right up there in terms of popularity as an quick instant ramen fix. It’s not the sort of thing that rameniac eats every day, but when you’re hungry, it’s best not to ask too many questions and just slurp it all down.


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the momofuku ando instant ramen museum

by rameniac | 19 Sep 2008

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Finally, the time is nigh for the hugest, most photo-intensive pictorial this website has ever seen! Maybe you guys thought I had forgotten, but perhaps I was just saving this for the right occasion ^^. What better way to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Chikin Ramen and the birth of instant noodles than a walking tour through the Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum? Oh yes.

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unidentified floating objects in the nevada desert

by rameniac | 16 Jan 2007

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A friend just sent me this picture of a fourteen dollar bowl of ramen she slurped down in Vegas at the MGM Hotel’s Grand Wok & Sushi Bar during CES last week. If a top flight Japanese ramen shop were to open in L.A., heck I’d pay $40 for a bowl. But fourteen bucks for this? I’ll stick to the buffets and 99 cent shrimp cocktails next time I’m out in the desert. At least “the egg was yummy,” she testified.
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