/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Ramen is fantastic drunk food.

>>18685462
Its been several years, so I don't recall the texture of the meat in this particular bowl. Most pork served in ramen is pretty tender, in some bowls it splits apart easily with chopsticks.
The "green shit" is spring onion, it'll come up with your noodles or you'll sip it up in the soup.
As for any of this "looking" cold, is it possible you are retarded? You need to see steam to understand a dish is hot?
It's pretty clear you've never had it. Give it a shot sometime, dude.
Here's some chicken ramen from Toybox. It is among the best I've ever had.

The best ramen I've ever had was at ramenya Toybox.

>>17747463
Fine dude, if Ganko Ittetsu isn't enough, here's ramenya Toybox.

For me it's chicken ramen, though

Ramen is a wonderful thing. For me it's Toybox.

>>16381372
You couldn't parse restaurant name, location, and dish listed three times in a row? That was too much for you tomodachi?

My favorite was at Toybox. Pure chicken deliciousness.

I've only really been drunk in Japan, so for us it was leaving the izakaya for ramen most of the time.
But our city did have a kebab shop run by an Iranian dude, and we went there a few times too.

How is there so much debate with people so convinced of something like this when they clearly don't actually know?
In Japan it isn't common for someone to drink all the ramen broth. You drink some of it while eating, of course. But it'd be unusual to clean the bowl.

Ramen isn't even my favorite generally, but Toybox is the best noodle soup I've ever had.

You pose these as if they are contradictory, but you eat hot ramen quickly by slurping the noodles quickly. That's how it's done.
It doesn't fling broth or saliva anywhere, and it isn't terribly loud. Have your ever considered that you are just terrible at eating ramen?

>>15309844
>>15310002
>>15311288
For anyone who gives a shit about wagyu beef, consider Nagoya Cochin chicken, pictured here as part of Toybox Ramen. It's considered, to some degree, the chicken equivalent.

>>14771465
A lot of ramen places use noodles from big companies, I gather. Find places that make their own.
Fresh noodles also haven't been fried in oil before you get to them, which probably has something to do with it.
Good ramen noodles in good soup is infinitely better than instant.

>>13467697
You're a fool.

No, because noodles provide basically no nourishment.
They're fucking delicious though. Toybox makes the best ramen I've ever had.