Ramen Danbo Recipe
I was wondering if anyone had a ramen recipe that tastes exactly like the ramen from Ramen Danbo?
It’s my favourite restaurant but we’re going to be moving to a different state which there are no ramen Danbo restaurants.
I would love to try and make my own so I wanted to know if anyone has a good recipe.
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Chicken Shoyu Ramen (Yakitori by-product, details in comments)
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Hiyashi Tantanmen at Denny’s in Japan (lmao)
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Photo library created this collage for me today, guess it noticed a trend
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Vegan Tonkotsu Ramen with tofu chashu and silk tofu egg
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This is truly unique and gives life to my room.
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Really confused about this.
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I present to you the 'Swine and Dine'
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Beautiful bite of pork cheek from Santouka
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Edo period ramen stall. Seller would carry this on shoulder. People would sit on the ground or stand to eat ramen.
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I went two weeks ago FROM Japan
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Shio Tonkotsu Ramen with Mayu
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Buldak Noodles
Finally tried the Buldak noodles after seeing a poor review online, and hearing EVERYONE say it was cooked improperly. I made sure to follow the instructions unlike the reviewer, and it was awesome. It wasn't too hot, even though I broke our into a warm sweat, but I love the heat so it was welcome. Now I gotta try some other flavors!
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Tonkotsu
This may be a long shot but hoping someone ca help me out. I visted Japan last month and ate at a restaurant that had a dish called 'tonkotsu'. I've only ever seen that word associated with tonkotsu ramen but when the dish came out it was just a bowl full of meat (small pieces on bone, no longer than a finger and no thicker than 2 fingers) with no ramen or soup. This meat was the most tender, juicy and flavoursome meat I've ever had in my life. I asked a bit more detail about it to the staff in whatever broken Japanese I could and it seems to be from a special type of black pig which the area is known for (southern kyushu). Every google search I've done only ever comes up with ramen related stuff and this dish doesn't seem to exist or nobody knows about it. Please oh please someone here has heard of this 🙏
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