Food of the Gods
It is a tonkotsu broth, which literally means "pig bone fat." OK, that sounds gross, but hey if people can eat pork rinds....*hehehe*
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| RAMEN!!!! Food of the Gods |
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| If there is one thing that I love to eat when I am in Japan, it is Ramen! There aren't vey many different places to eat ramen in Hawaii, but in Japan...everywhere you look there is a ramen shop! SO far Ramen Yoshino has been my favorite. Their brith is rich and delicious and just chock full of garlic. Mmmmm... I am getting hungry!!! Be right back...gotta get some ramen! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The sign behind me says VOLUME PERFECT SCORE. That is the literal translation, the actuall meaning is HUGE PORTIONS OF SCRUMPTIOUS RAMEN!!! Ony $4.00! How can you go wrong? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| After biking to Meidaimae Station (all of two minutes from our house), Enishi, Chima, and I have worked up an enormous appetite *hehehe*. Ramen anyone?!?! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Heaven...I'm in Heaven..... It is a tonkotsu broth, which literally means "pig bone fat." OK, that sounds gross, but hey if people can eat pork rinds....*hehehe* |
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| Shampoo from Ranma 1/2 ready to serve you some Ono-licious ramen. Nihao! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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