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  • Some downright drool inducing photography there. So many truly delicious looking ramen bowls.
    by blooalien
  • Happy to see they have a selection from the location (Ramen Tatsu-ya, in Austin) that started my love of ramen

    https://ramen.haus/united-states/austin/tatsu-ya-the-og/

    by bdcravens
  • As a Japanese in Tokyo, I didn't know that Ramens in other countries look so good.
    by yohamta
  • It doesn't rotate on firefox on my linux machine, but does on firefox on my windows.

    edit: it looks like my firefox linux have a "prefers-reduced-motion: reduce" set...

    So I discovered that setting animation to instant on kde, tell the browser to reduce motions...

    by Kuinox
  • New York City has great Ramen options. I find yelp rating a lot more indicative of the food quality than Google ratings.

    Something that has seriously increased my trust in Yelp:

    There's this one restaurant that has always been my favorite within 100s of miles and recently I noticed they had a top 100 in the USA poster for their cuisine on the outside from Yelp. It doesn't mention what rank specifically, just top 100. I look it up and they are in the top 10.

    So I really have no idea how Yelp was able to figure out that this restaurant is so good and to rank it in a way I agree with. It could be just based on reviews because it does have close to 5 stars but regardless it's impressive.

    by Cider9986
  • A rotating ramen in the first position of HN? why?
    by miguelbemartin
  • I have never yet been to Japan, but whenever I visit a big city, I try a ramen shop. To be honest, so far it has been a let down. IDK, I guess maybe I'm expecting too much from a bowl of soup, with noodles and condiments. As a form factor, it's genius. But for the price that it is usually sold at in western cities, it really doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I feel like it has been a bit too overhyped for what it is.

    BTW, you can also replicate the form factor using western cooking ingredients/traditions and it still works pretty well.

    by i_love_cooking
  • This is probably the right place to remind beginners in the study of ramens, that basic knowledge can be acquired from the classic "Tampopo" movie.

    Just the opening scene is must-know : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeVhZkbAc5k

    :)

    by farialima

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