#top ramen nyc

[herefortarlos]

hello dearest. 🧥🚒⛰️ please <3

Hello, beautiful!! Are you proud of me, Michelle, I answered an ask in a little more than a day 😂

🧥Whose fashion do you like the best?

I loveee Marjan's many iconic looks, with the bright colors, and jewelry, accessories and how she coordinates with her hijabs! But in terms of fashion that I can see myself wearing, I think I prefer a lot of Grace's looks! I am a big sweater girl, although how Grace can wear as many sweaters as she does in Texas, I will never know. But I would wear the hell out of that Marjan dress here! So I like these two best!

🚒 Quick! You’re suddenly a part of the universe! What do you do?

Ahh, what do I do that is within my realm of possibilities and experience and that also allows me to be friends with these beloved characters?? 😂 I got it! I would be a 911 dispatcher so I can be work friends with Grace AND I would be one of Tarlos' neighbors! When we introduce ourselves to each other, we of course say what our jobs are and oh look at that, you're First Responders, and we have similar things in common! You're queer, I'm queer, let's hang out and see if we can be friends!! And ideally I would be invited to some hangs at their place so I can meet everyone else in the 126. It's the perfect plan!

⛰️What’s one hill you’ll die on regarding this show? (the more trivial, the better)

Okay, this one is proving harder than it should be! Hmm, oh, I was always a TK can cook believer and would very much die on that hill!! I had no idea where it came from that our man couldn't cook! He was a firefighter and they know how to cook tasty, filling meals! And he lived in NYC, and there's no way he was ordering take out and going out every night with how expensive that can be! And again, being a firefighter I am assuming he would need to be eating nutritious meals to stay in top rescuing form, so he wasn't surviving on cereal and instant ramen! I don't think he often cooked elaborate meals for himself, but he definitely had the capability. Carlos of course changed that because cooking is one of his love languages and TK finally had someone he loved that he knew would appreciate his cooking! I cannot tell you how happy and vindicated I felt when we got TK cooking that beef wellington in 4x12 🤗

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What are your fave nyc places to eat? I'm visiting there soon and I want some new places to try

Oh this is my favorite subject. OK. Pause on everything else. As a disclaimer my favorite thing to do is dine out solo and eat at the bar with whatever paperbacks have been floating around in my bag. So my recommendations are geared toward that purpose. Off the top of my head:

Good Fucking Luck getting in but Dhamaka if you can manage. It's just that good. I am a ramen junkie and believe that Ippudo NY still has the best bowl of tonkotsu in the city, but I am also fond of Ichiran, Ivan Ramen, Momosan, and of course the OG Momofuku Noodle Bar. Other kinds of noodles: Xi'an Famous Foods remains legit, and get the sesame noodles + everything else at Hwa Yuan. A bowl of pasta and a negroni at I Sodi is one of my favorite luxuries. No No No has solid yakitori and ramen/sushi to boot. Cocoron on Delancey for curry dipping soba. Dirty French for slutty bistro fare and people-watching.

Darbar Grill is my favorite Indian buffet in Midtown; not that you should spend a lot of time in Midtown. Taste From Everest has really delicious, affordable Nepali food in Curry Hill. Ma La Project is old reliable for me and my mom on theater nights. You do in fact have to eat at Katz's Deli if you haven't yet, just go at like midnight after you've seen a show at Bowery Ballroom and you're hammered. Get khachapuri and a tarragon soda at Oda House. Somtum Der has Isan Thai cuisine that will knock your socks off and you absolutely MUST order the grilled coconut rice which comes on skewers and you can dip it into a pot of spicy broth from one of your other entrees. Heaven.

Also, go to Tomi Jazz and tell me how it is.

[warmglowofsurvival]

MTV Artist To Watch: twenty | one | pilots

Posted 1/28/13 6:00 am EST by Rachel Brodsky

Meet MTV's Artist To Watch, Twenty One Pilots.

Meet twenty | one | pilots: masters of the piano-back flip.

We have so many questions for Columbus' twenty | one | pilots. First, why the breaks in their name? Why all the masks? If they had to classify themselves as a single genre, what would it be? These are the first of many questions that surface regarding the multifaceted, multi-genred duo -- between drummer Josh Dun and lead singer Tyler Joseph, the pair manage to create a sound that is neither here, nor there, not rock and not pop, DEFINITELY kinda hip-hop, but also twenty | one tries at everything else on the spectrum. Feeling confused yet? Not to worry -- TOP's quirky brand of pop-meets-hip-hop-meets-rock-meets-hardcore may sound complex, but it only takes one live viewing to know that all those loose ends are immediately tightened up once TOP hit the stage.

Old friends from high school, the guys got their start by self-releasing two full-length albums and built a major Midwest following with a subsequent deluge of energetic shows (the guys have been known to backflip off pianos mid-show, and that certainly doesn't hurt visibility). Now signed to Fueled By Ramen (also home to Paramore!), TOP have since released a Three Songs EP and now a third full-length album, Vessel.

Produced by Greg Wells (who also worked with Adele), Vessel features punchy, hard-hitting, melodic ditties like "Holding On To You" and "Guns For Hands" (which you can download here!), tracks that channel Matt & Kim's cheer-punk attitude, the Beastie Boys' shouting hip-hop vocals, and Eminem's fast-talking nasal bark. You can even hear a little Ben Folds Five in TOP's piano-infused beats (before the vocals kick in, obvs), while Vessel's "Migraine" kicks off with a vocoded ELO vibe.

Now one of MTV's Artists To Watch for 2013, the rock-rap-tronica duo (See? We tried to classify them) recently performed at MTV's "Artist To Watch" showcase, where they rolled out a teeming set of pop-core anthems, onstage gymnastics, ‘90s R&B covers, and Blue Man-esque side-by-side drumming.

In addition to preparing to become the biggest band in the world, twenty | one | pilots are currently touring the U.S. through February -- catch them before they hit Japan and South Korea in March! There might even be some backflips in it for you.

+ Watch twenty | one | pilots perform "Car Radio" and "Guns For Hands" live at NYC's Highline Ballroom, and check out more of MTV's 2013 Artists To Watch.

[mangowavves]

a mistake (spotify wrapped 2023 on steroids)

here's the top 100 from both of my accounts. and i mean both. i used two different accounts this year. meaning it's a top 187 :3

links will be supplied at the bottom in case you'd rather look at them that way

version one

1. ramen waitress - high sunn 2. hunter's moon - ghost 3. how to never stop being sad - dandelion hands 4. rats - ghost 5. ghuleh / zombie queen - ghost 6. the bug collector - haley heynderickx 7. nova scotia 500 - boyscott 8. ode to joy 2 - remo drive 9. per aspera ad inferi - ghost 10. where the sun sets - mars water 11. what a pleasure - beach fossils 12. seventeen (age) - mike krol 13. year zero - ghost 14. glass jaw - chokecherry 15. american spirits - inner wave 16. fifteen minutes - mike krol 17. kiss the go-goat - ghost 18. ever new - beverly glenn-copeland 19. visions - loving 20. dræm girl - no vacation 21. jigolo har megiddo - ghost 22. song for a guilty sadist - crywank 23. her sinking sun - coma cinema 24. lotus eater - foster the people 25. mummy dust - ghost 26. hospital beach - cottonwood firing squad 27. evergreen - richy mitch & the coal miners 28. what once was - her's 29. con clavi con dio - ghost 30. grade school love - mike krol 31. my blueberry life - current joys 32. clay pigeons - michael cera 33. call me little sunshine - ghost 34. the end - sisyphus 35. gnaw - alex g 36. i exist i exist i exist - flatsound 37. dance macabre - ghost 38. orgasm of death - the growlers 39. using - sorority noise 40. disco - surf curse 41. cirice - ghost 42. swing lynn - harmless 43. stress relief - late night drive home 44. boys - indigo de souza 45. jesus he knows me - ghost 46. red minivan - mike krol 47. blond hair, black lungs - sorority noise 48. smokey eyes - lincoln 49. twenties - ghost 50. ash in the sun - vundabar 51. kids - the frights 52. francis forever - mitski 53. square hammer - ghost 54. alien blues - vundabar 55. ***hidden track*** - prince daddy & the hyena 56. nostalgic feel - bedroom 57. faith - ghost 58. misty morning - travis bretzer 59. killing floor - subvision 60. fine, great - modern baseball 61. i'm a marionette - ghost 62. losing touch (nyc) - thanks for coming 63. make out song - the rosebuds 64. forever dumb - surf curse 65. monstrance clock - ghost 66. two weeks - grizzly bear 67. the gaping mouth - lowertown 68. art school wannabe - sorority noise 69. kaisarion - ghost 70. need 2 - pinegrove 71. you are going to hate this - the frights 72. velvet ring - big thief 73. ritual - ghost 74. rip van winkle - shannon & the clams 75. like a star - mike krol 76. i dreamt i saw you in a dream - sunbeam sound machine 77. watcher in the sky - ghost 78. maud gone - car seat headrest 79. natural disaster - mike krol 80. where'd all the time go? - dr. dog 81. griftwood - ghost 82. morning sun - dave bixby 83. glue - p.h.f. 84 idk - fake tides 85. stand by him - ghost 86. all alone - acid ghost 87. everything is going to hell - teen suicide 88. best supporting actor - good morning 89. spillways - ghost 90. cold weather - glass beach 91. woke up - olivia olson 92. heart attack - mike krol 93. from the pinnacle to the pit - ghost 94. nothing lasts - bedroom 95. enjoy yourself - saint pepsi 96. s.w.a.k. - luxary elite 97. crucified - ghost 98. resonance - home 99. 恢复 - 2 8 1 4 100. a sad song about a girl i no longer know - bedroom kites

version two

1. the village - wrabel 2. get fucked - mustard service 3. unlucky - lunar vacation 4. dancing through the telephone - the axidents 5. i think it might be hell - clarence james 6. common sense - benches 7. want me - baby queen 8. a portrait of - sorority noise 9. like or like like - miniature tigers 10. keep two-stepping - pretoria 11. smokey eyes - lincoln (48) 12. hanging from the ceiling - the velveteins 13. eventualities - daddy's beemer 14. card declined for pizza & wine - stevie dinner 15. fear of heights - daddy's beemer 16. why do you lie - the grinns 17. stay - buddah trixie 18. jesus he knows me - ghost (45) 19. demons - m.a.g.s. 20. shrek~chic - winona forever 21. why am i like this? - orla gartland 22. dogs - nouns 23. drought - carpool tunnel 24. where did my pets go? - furnsss 25. sea dogs & pyrite - soft cough 26. a.c.l. - the symposium 27. jaded - near tears 28. cowboy hat - sea ghost 29. typical - goodbye honolulu 30. nova scotia 500 - boyscott (7) 31. red minivan - mike krol (46) 32. like i care - noah nolastname 33. girls - girls in red 34. corpse - franky flowers 35. grade school love - mike krol (30) 36. dance with me - beabadoobee 37. dover beach - baby queen 38. lovesick - peace 39. like a star - mike krol (75) 40. sappho - frankie cosmos 41. colours of you - baby queen 42. too close - sir chloe 43. easy eyes - archer oh 44. strawberry milk - deep sea peach tree 45. art school wannabe - sorority noise (68) 46. pine point - pup 47. 27 club - strange case 48. blackout control - spendtime palace 49. kids - the frights (51) 50. where the sun sets - mars water (10) 51. the spins - mac miller 52. shred cruz - mom jeans 53. evergreen - richy mitch & the coal miners (27) 54. my only friend - lll spector 55. kim - joy again 56. don't delete the kisses - wolf alice 57. grass eater - the mellowells 58. call me - elevator fight club 59. if you want to - beabadoobee 60. lucid - rina sawayama 61. don't leave me (chapter 1: despair) - hmltd 62. buzzkill - baby queen 63. any other way - tomberlin 64. because i love you - montaigne 65. fever dream - mxmtoon 66. alaska - maggie rogers, toby green 67. i want to be with you - chloe moriondo 68. paper mache world - matilda mann 69. close to you - dayglow 70. telephone - waterparks 71. 14 days - floral tattoo 72. april - beach bunny 73. let's go - stuck in the sound 74. d'you have a car - swrms 75. soapbox sunday - courier club 76. dance macabre (37) 77. ode to joy 2 - remo drive (8) 78. star catcher - vansire 79. cut your bangs - radiator hospital 80. our window - noah and the whale 81. yer killin' me - remo drive 82. my own person - ezra williams 83. angel - lava la rue 84 clearest blue - chvrches 85. flirting with her - sir babygirl 86. heart - flor 87. what's it gonna be - shura 88. tired - beabadoobee 89. urbanangel1999 - thomas headen 90. knock me off my feet - soak 91. you are going to hate this - the frights (71) 92. nothing else i can do - ella jane 93. moment in the sun - sunflower bean 94. bang bang bang - lauren hibberd 95. imposter syndrome - sidney gish 96. natalie portman 2002 - jason is 97. nobody loves you - similar kind 98. i want to kiss you - the spook school 99. turtleneck sweater - marinelli 100. satan's hands - sexy girls

links for the impatient :3

[firewoodfigs]

TOP FIVE FLOWERS ERI. TOP FIVE QUICK MEALS THAT MAKE U HAPPY. WJATS UR FAV TYPE OF CLOUD

HNNNGMHGH ANA MY BELOVED!!! The sunflowers and cosmos in your backyard were definitely some of my favourites 🩵 I’m terrible at recalling the names of flowers (and things in general, lmao) but I really like lavenders and hyacinths as well, and my personal fave would be blue roses 🩵

also i thrifted this skirt in NYC which @roseofbattles and i were pretty on the fence about at first because it was a tad big but nothing that couldn’t be fixed with a safety pin! and my bf picked me up from the airport with a bouquet of blue roses (which i was very happy about until i found out the price and realised he got scammed 💀):

BLUE ROSES SUPREMACY!!! 🩵 and of course sakuras in the spring >>> 🌸

As for top five quick meals: (1) onigiri 🍙 (2) instant ramen 🍜 (shin ramen, indomee, mama and buldak noodles only) (3) dumplings 🥟 (bibigo forever) (4) McDonald’s 🍔 (5) Popeyes chicken sandwich LMAO I am a fast food connoisseur first and a person second 🍗

My favourite cloud is Cloud Strife LMAO 😀

[citynewsglobe]

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<img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/drive-storage/AJQWtBNw5kzyYk8i_oQm-P-0Ipp1KAVikGK3YqsuckkdEZj9CJnET8ERzYLd9M5dyUITeI9WIKA37QE2sPffLraWI5z6Z0__UZLlCCr_kipE1CI94g=s700"> Savor NYC's Japanese Cuisine: History, Hotspots, and Hidden Gems

New York City is a cultural melting pot, and its culinary scene is a testament to that diversity. Among the many cuisines present, Japanese food has carved out a significant niche in the city. This journey through various NYC neighborhoods famous for Japanese cuisine will explore historical context, depict the current food landscape, and offer must-visit recommendations based on insights from food critics and influencers.

History of Japanese Cuisine in NYC

Japanese immigrants have been integral to New York's cultural fabric since the late 1800s. Some of the city's oldest Japanese restaurants, like Tanaka Tora-Ya (est. 1902) and Hakubai (est. 1994), offer a window into the history of Japanese cuisine in NYC. These establishments have endured over time, maintaining traditional recipes while evolving to suit modern palates. Dining at these venues feels like stepping back in time, where one can enjoy historically significant culinary techniques.

The lasting popularity of these restaurants underscores how the city's Japanese food culture has grown while keeping its roots intact. From sushi to ramen, these establishments introduced New Yorkers to authentic Japanese flavors long before Japanese cuisine became mainstream.

Manhattan’s Japanese Dining Districts

Manhattan is home to several Japanese dining hubs, with East Village standing out in particular. Here, one can find numerous authentic Japanese eateries such as Soba Totto and Ippudo Westside. The East Village is famous for its mix of casual dining spots and upscale restaurants, offering food enthusiasts a broad spectrum of Japanese dishes, from classic soba noodles to creative ramen dishes.

Another prominent area is Midtown, where upscale establishments like Sushi Yasuda and Ootoya deliver a high-end dining experience. These spots attract both locals and tourists who are in search of top-quality sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese specialties. Manhattan's love for gastronomy ensures these dining districts are essential components of the city's culinary scene.

Japanese Cuisine Beyond Manhattan

Japanese cuisine also flourishes beyond Manhattan, especially in other Asian food districts such as Koreatown and Sunset Park in Brooklyn. These neighborhoods add their unique twists to Japanese food.

In Koreatown, Takumenyc and Sushi Katsuei are standout venues, known for their excellent sushi and innovative dishes that blend Japanese and Korean flavors. Similarly, Sunset Park offers a diverse array of Asian cuisine, with Japanese influences evident in beloved local spots.

Exploring Japanese Markets

Exploring Japanese markets like Mitsuwa Marketplace and Sunrise Mart offers profound insights into Japanese culinary traditions. These markets provide unique ingredients essential for making authentic dishes at home, ranging from fresh seafood to specialty condiments and snacks.

Apart from shopping, these markets often feature in-house eateries where you can enjoy a quick, authentic Japanese meal. The lively atmosphere and diverse products make these markets a haven for food enthusiasts and home cooks alike.

Participating in NYC Food Tours

For a more guided experience, taking part in a Japanese food tour in New York City can be incredibly rewarding. These tours typically guide participants through various neighborhoods, giving them the opportunity to sample different Japanese dishes, learn about the history and cultural significance of the cuisine, and meet the chefs behind these culinary masterpieces.

Food tours offer a fantastic platform for both locals and tourists to uncover hidden gems and gain a deeper appreciation for the versatile landscape of Japanese cuisine in NYC.

NYC's Japanese food scene is a tribute to the city's multicultural fabric and love for culinary adventure. Whether you're dining at a historic restaurant, exploring vibrant food districts, or shopping at Japanese markets, there's always something new and delightful to discover.

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Playlist - July 8 2024

1So fresh! A handmade burger with plenty of jalapeños to balance out the greasy taste ｜ @Delight []22:19▶️

2Ahora Se Solto Un Tormenton y Hago Un Caldito Adobado De Res ｜ @De mi Rancho a Tu Cocina []7:27▶️

3Old School KC Brisket ｜ Chef Tom ｜ All Things Barbecue ｜ @allthingsbbq []11:24▶️

4BILLIONAIRES Wedding Party. 150 kg Pilaf Prepared for 1000 People to Eat. Part 1 ｜ @COOL DADDY []26:08▶️

5EPIC Taco Night That’s 100x Better than Taco Bell! ｜ @Brian Lagerstrom []8:49▶️

6Better than pizza sheet pan casserole ｜ EASY & Quick dinner casserole recipe ｜ @Simply Mamá Cooks []6:26▶️

7Elephant Foot Biryani ｜ Delicious Elephant foot Biryani ｜ Yam Biryani ｜ Grandpa Kitchen ｜ @Grandpa Kitchen []10:52▶️

8Pigs in Blanket Jalapeno Poppers ｜ @Cowboy Kent Rollins []14:24▶️

9Trying 3 D.I.Y. Japanese Candy Kits ｜ @DancingBacons []9:04▶️

10Lemon Pound Cake ⧸ Candied Lemon Slice ｜ @Boone Bake 분 베이크 []12:39▶️

11Eating Philippines Rotten Pork Delicacy with Apo Whang Od!! ｜ @Best Ever Food Review Show []25:08▶️

12Grilled Pig Intestines Unlimited Refills - Korean street food ｜ @FoodyTrip 푸디트립 []8:02▶️

135 Must Eats in Saigon, Vietnam 🇻🇳 ｜ @Max McFarlin []28:16▶️

14OUR HONEYMOON ❤️ 14 Days in Korea ｜ @Miss Mina []24:51▶️

15Clear Big Mac ｜ @Barry Lewis []21:10▶️

16How Fish Cake, Crab Stick and Sea Grape Production in Japan - Japan Seafood Farm and Harvesting ｜ @Noal Farm []12:34▶️

17Yummy ripe mango recipe - Delicious country food cooking - Countryside life TV ｜ @Countryside Life TV []10:51▶️

18Chicken Saltimbocca ｜ Food Wishes ｜ @Food Wishes []8:22▶️

19Chiikawa Ramen Sandwich and Mini Cup Ramen Noodles ｜ @japanesestuffchannel []5:16▶️

20cold air drying Stewed seafood pollack ｜ @푸드킹덤 Food Kingdom []13:51▶️

21Giant Bread with Curry Chicken, A Timeless Recipe of Curry Chicken Bun ｜ @Cate Food Travel 凱特食旅 []11:03▶️

2224hours Vlog of home-lover, Home alone party making cheese tteokbokki after work with lunchbox ｜ @Jihyunkkung []22:55▶️

23Bokhcha - Traditional Azerbaijani Sweets I Dessert Recipe ｜ @Country Life Vlog []19:41▶️

24Catching & Cooking GIANT LOBSTER & OYSTERS on a Boat in Tasmania Australia ｜ @Strictly Dumpling []22:15▶️

25🌮 CALL OF THE TACO 🌮----

26Korean Spicy Hot Pot (Octopus, Beef tripe, Shrimp), Bowl of rice served with Korean Beef tripe-16:39▶️

27Homemade Chicken Pot Pie _ Cowboy Kent Rollins-18:56▶️

28ENG SUB] A day in the local bakery in Korea Bakery vlog Cafe vlog-10:05▶️

29오픈 두달 만에 공릉동 맛집 등극! 하루 200개 팔리는 페스츄리 미트파이 _ New Zealand pastry meat pie - Korea street food-18:04▶️

30PERFECT ROASTED CHICKEN AND ONE OF THE BEST THINGS YOU CAN MAKE WITH IT! _ SAM THE COOKING GUY-16:38▶️

31Vending Machines in Singapore #4-8:14▶️

32$1 Tacos VS $113 Tacos in MEXICO!! Super RARE Mexican Food!!-19:02▶️

33La Mejor Receta De Navidad La Cocina En El Rancho-14:01▶️

34Taiwanese Street Food - Fried Fish Cake, Shrimp Fritter, Egg Rolls-11:55▶️

35Frosty Winter Hot Tent Camping-26:41▶️

36The Japanese Sandwich you should eat before it's gone 🇯🇵🥪-8:07▶️

37추운날에 딱입니다! 얼큰뜨끈 속풀리는 장칼국수 밀키트 대량생산_ Korean Spicy Noodle Factory - Mass Production-11:01▶️

38The ULTIMATE Iranian Street Food Tour ofDubai w_ Mark Wiens and Mr. Taster!!! 16 Hours of EATING!!!-44:30▶️

39Foil Boat Pork Butt-9:37▶️

40American Food - DETROIT STYLE PEPPERONI PIZZA Lions & Tigers & Squares NYC-20:02▶️

41HUGE TAWA PULAO MAKING _ AWESOME & TASTY _ MUMBAI STREET FOOD-11:57▶️

42Beautiful and delicious! Japanese grilled eel & 11 toppings of seafood over rice Korean street food-20:50▶️

43Bread BarberShop handmade candy making - korean street food-10:27▶️

44Cooking Quails in Tomato Sauce in the Wood Oven-13:16▶️

45vlog｜Monte Cristo sandwich, chicken tender curry, oyster bossam with radish kimchi and many more-24:18▶️

46All You Can Eat DISNEY BUFFET! Food Tour of ANIMAL KINGDOM DISNEY WORLD 50th Anniversary-30:52▶️

47🌮 CALL OF THE TACO 🌮----

[onejamtart]

OJT EATS | Totto Ramen

There are so many ramen places in Taipei, it would unfortunately take far longer time than we have to try every one. However, that isn't going to stop us from trying and this week, we headed down to Totto Ramen in Taipei. Totto actually started in NYC rather than in Japan and slightly weirdly, only has shops in the USA and Taiwan. We were a little sceptical about it being American instead of Japanese but we headed down with an open mind.

It started off well with the often seen char siu rice as a side. I feel it is a distinctly Japanese ramen shop thing to have the most common side to a big bowl of noodles to be a slightly smaller bowl of rice! This like many others we've had was topped with lashings of Japanese mayo which we never complain about. A very nice start to the meal.

Then it was onto the actual ramen. This bowl was their classic chicken broth ramen. We've had a few different chicken ramens lately and this one is definitely on the richer side of the scale which was nice. It's still not quite up there with a tonkotsu for richness but it's definitely not light!

We also ordered the spicy version with pork char siu instead of the chicken. The broth was the same as the other bowl, rich and full of flavour. The added kick from the chilli was relatively mild but just added that little bit of heat that was quite nice.

People in Taipei really are spoilt for choice when it comes to good ramen. It's not quite Japan but it's a pretty good alternative and especially for something that came out of the USA, Totto Ramen does a very good bowl of ramen and definitely worth a return visit!

Totto Ramen, No. 7, Lane 105, Section 1, Zhongshan North Road. Zhongshan District, Taipei City

Cheers, JL

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Another great thing about NYC is that your food doesn’t have to be ridiculously expensive to be fantastic.

Akamaru Shinaji Ramen with Treasure Toppings, Pork Buns, and Lychee Martini

When: Dinner Where: @ippudo – New York, NY Who: Will White, Eric Carpenter

Amount Spent: $0.00 Amount Spent YTD: $1,666.91

#myterriblediet (at Ippudo Westside)

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Most Popular Japanese Dishes That the People Of USA Love

If you are a food enthusiast and love to try different cuisines to satisfy your taste buds, Japanese cuisine would surely be on your list. You will find good Japanese food restaurant near you serving authentic Japanese dishes. 

While plenty of these dishes are extraordinary, some have always attracted more attention. Less spicy, flavorful, and nutrient-rich dishes considered the best Japanese food in NYC. Here is a list of dishes you can try at one of the best Japanese restaurants in New York. 

Ramen

It is the exquisite flavor and taste of ramen that catches the attention of most Americans. Besides its nutritional value and taste, it is also one of the cheapest options available. Topped with meat and eggs, a bowl of ramen becomes all more scrumptious and nutrition-rich. If you are looking for authentic Ichiran ramen in the USA, the best Japanese restaurants would be the place to find it. 

Yakibuta Ramen

If you love pork, this is the ramen for you. While plenty of people prefer having ramen for lunch, Yakibuta is always a heavier choice. It is the marinated pork slices that make this ramen nutritious and tasty at the same time.  This serves perfectly as a meal, and most of the reputed Japanese restaurants serve it. If you have a particular fondness for ramen and pork, choose this to pamper your taste buds. 

The additional toppings of eggs, seaweed, mushrooms, scallions, and chashu can add more to the taste of Yakibuta Ramen. If you wish to make your meal heavier, you can choose any of these toppings to make the ramen richer and healthier. 

Tonkotsu Ramen

It is another most popular choice for Japanese ramen. Traditionally, Japanese people used to boil the pork bones in water for hours to get the rich and creamy broth that characterizes Tonkotsu. 

For boiling the pork bones for hours in the water, the broth contains a rich pork flavor that most people simply adore. Ramen with this broth is one of the most popular choices in the USA, and you should surely try it once if you love Japanese cuisine. 

Veggie Ramen

 Keeping the vegan people in mind, plenty of top Japanese restaurants keep vegetarian ramen available as a meal. Traditionally, ramen preparations include meat, eggs, and pork. However, in the USA, plenty of people prefer vegetarian meals over non-vegetarian delicacies. The Japanese restaurants in NYC serve ramen bowls topped with a variety of seasonal vegetables and other seasonings. Even if you follow a strictly vegetarian diet, ramen is no longer a dream for you. 

Make sure to choose the right ramen restaurant near you to taste the best quality ramen. You will also find a plethora of options for broths while ordering your bowl of ramen. Pick wisely to enjoy every bit of your meal. If you prefer pork over any other meat, go for the traditional ramen preparation to get the authentic flavor of Japanese ramen. 

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How to Spot a Fake Ramen Restaurant?

Ramen is undoubtedly one of the best noodles in the world at the moment, so, naturally, there'd be a vast opening of new, bogus restaurants that are claming to be best. You can have ramen in one of the best Japanese restaurants New York when deciding where to slurp. If you see any of the signs given below at a local ramen restaurant, you might think of going elsewhere to have the best Japanese food NYC. 

Ramen Restaurants Always Serve Gyoza.

It is sure to have the gyoza dumplings on the menu in all ramen places because it is a significant portion of the experience. If the restaurant does not serve them, then it is a wake-up call for you not to have ramen. 

They Should Never Allow Take Away.

The reputable Ichiran ramen USA restaurants should never allow anybody to take away ramen noodles on the go or leftover. That's an immediate elimination – the ramen has no way of being well. It is best to have ramen in somewhere between ten and thirteen minutes to get in your stomach; after it, they will thicken and lose the alkaline living force of elasticity; after that, they will start becoming ruined and crumbly.

You Should Be Able to See the Chef Cooking.

The best Japanese restaurant New York will have the open kitchen so that you can see the chef cooking the ramen in front of your eyes. If you are not able to see that, then that's another wake-up call. The best Japanese food NYC will serve you the delicious regional miso prepared in front of your eyes. Many restaurants place cameras in their cooking area to see the chef cooking live in the kitchen.

Ramen Restaurant’s Menu is Not Immense.

If the restaurants offer the wide variety of ramen noodles, then it's a red flag. It is okay to have five to ten, but it's challenging to consider the place if they serve more than that.

They Must Serve Four Fundamental Broths.

It is significant to serve the four distinct varieties of broths: shoyu, shio, tonkotsu, and miso. They all differ in taste, but four of them are staples. If the restaurant does not serve the shoyu and shio, it's like visiting a food restaurant that only serves pizza without sauce and toppings on the top. If the Japanese food restaurant tries to innovate something new, it should remain mainly based on one of these four broths. It will help you to get the actual taste of ramen noodles.

The Ramen Noodles Should be the Star of the Restaurant. 

The Ichiran ramen USA mainly sells ramen. If they are serving a bunch of sushi, French fries, or egg rolls to complement with ramen, these are odds that are not a good sign of good ramen to have in the restaurant. The delicious ramen noodles should be the center point of the menu in the restaurant.

It will be best to visit the top Japanese restaurants to get the delicious ramen's authentic taste.

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Top Japanese Food Restaurants in the USA

Are you a fan of Japanese food? Then, you might know some places nearby that serve delicious Japanese food. But what about having some authentic Japanese food in a Japanese environment? No, you don't have to go to Japan for that; you can find some great Japanese food restaurants in America itself. We have brought you a list of some top Japanese restaurants that serve the best Japanese food NYC.

Rank 1 - Ichiran 

Ichiran, located in New York, is the best Japanese restaurant New York with a mission to provide its guests with the best tonkatsu ramen in the entire country. Their food is made with the finest ingredients and modern techniques made by their master artisans. Ichiran, till now, has five original elements of Ichiran ramen USA, which are popularly known as the "five originals":

●    Aromatic Tonkotsu Broth ●    Original Spicy Red Sauce ●    Order Form ●    Solo Dining Booth ●    Kae-Dama Ordering System

Ichiran's quality of food and service make it the best Japanese restaurant, New York. 

Rank 2 - Sushi Hashiri

Located in California, Sushi Hashiri is an amazing Japanese food restaurant known for serving fresh fish and exquisite meals. Although it is a bit expensive, the food is worth it. Their fish are imported from Tokyo, and in every season, you will find new dishes on their menu. Japanese food lovers should not miss this place. Hashiri also has a fantastic collection of rare wines. Make sure that you have an empty stomach when visiting this restaurant to enjoy this multicourse establishment.

Rank – 3 Imanas Tei

Located in Honolulu, Imanas Tei has been named as one of the top Japanese restaurants by many publications. The restaurant is mainly known for serving mouthwatering Japanese seafood. They also twist the dishes to make it unique from others. In case you want to dine in here, get an advanced booking or else you'll have to wait for several hours in line. Apart from delicious seafood, Imanas Tei also serves amazing Shabu. 

Rank 4 - UNI

If you find yourself in Boston, plan a visit to UNI. It is a great place to have fine Japanese food. The restaurant procures seafood from local fishermen as well as the famous Tsukiji market of Tokyo. Their meals are filled with creative zeal and passion by very talented chef Tony Messina and Ken Oringer. UNI is known for serving unique and innovative food inspired by the street vendors of places such as Shanghai. If you happen to visit the place, make sure you try their rock shrimp, foie gras, sashimi, and tuna.

 Rank 5 - Sushi Yasuda

Sushi Yasuda is a two-decade-old restaurant located in New York City. The restaurant quickly captured the attention of people and soon became popular. It serves the best Japanese food NYC. Their creative expression, authenticity, and simplicity is the reason for their popularity. Their flavorful fishes are brought from, and they are served in bamboo settings. The owners work together, and it is their special love for sushi that keeps them motivated. 

These were the top 5 restaurants in the USA known for serving the best Japanese food in the country. If you are a Japanese food lover, make sure you visit them all at least once; we guarantee that you won't regret it!

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Do People Like to Eat Japanese Food Outside Japan?

It is common for people visiting a Japanese food restaurant to proclaim a deep and abiding love for Japanese food. Japanese cuisine served at a renowned Japanese food restaurant earns brownie points due to its preparation of the food and the presentation of the dishes that is just jaw-dropping. It said that authentic Great Japanese cuisine could be experienced only at top Japanese restaurants and maybe some Asian restaurants. People in the west still refrain from eating anything alive except oysters. 

On the other hand, in Japan, eating live shrimp, fish, and octopus is quite common. The one-point difference in these top Japanese restaurants is eating offal. The possible exception to Scottish and liver signature dish haggis is that people in the west are not fond of eating animal eyeballs or organs. Still, in Japan, people are fond of eating fish eyeballs and organs. People tend to eat it daily. Also, the presence of the best Japanese food NYC indicates that people in the west advocate for more economical and sustainable eating practices. 

All You Need to Know About the Best Japanese Food NYC and Some Stunning Recipes

The main question is salt or no salt? Almost all of us live in a salted world as we love munching on chips, bacon sarnies, and fish. Experts suggest that one should follow some diet guidelines to avoid overconsumption of salt. Ideally, when it comes to dining at the best Japanese restaurant New York, you can be assured to have some bland food and flavoring features fermented concoctions, including soy sauce, vinegar, and mirin. The majority of the dishes served at the best Japanese restaurant New York get accompanied by condiments that enhance the food’s flavor. 

Traditional Japanese Dishes

Typically, the traditional Japanese dishes are majorly inclined towards everything ‘Small,’ that is, small plates, small bowls, and small cups. The Japanese rice dishes also get served in small portions as compared to westerners. A typical Japanese meal comprises a bowl of rice, miso soup, and three sides. One way in which Japanese dining is different from the west is that when it comes to Japanese cuisines, it is the quality of experience matters that is stressed upon more than the quantity of the food.

Japanese Cuisine and Meat

A typical menu of Ichiran ramen USA would include many cuts of beef, prepared uniquely, grilled, fried, or braised, and liberally sprinkled with some Japanese words including okonomiyaki, teriyaki, udon, etc. The fabled hibachi restaurants are most common in our world are considered to be posh in Japan, and exclusive dining experience isn't available everywhere.

The Ichiran ramen USA consists of some unique plump pieces of white meat chicken simmered in sweet teriyaki sauce, and it is similar to chicken fry. The only exception here is that chicken Sashimi is found in the Kyushu region, including the authentic fish Sashimi that features thin fish and raw strips of chicken. You can be assured that this place is undoubtedly not for the faint-hearted.  

Japanese cuisine also is considered one of the healthiest cuisines in the world amongst the various cuisines available.

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Japanese Foods That You Need to Try at Least Once in A Life

Japan is a unique country with unique flavors. If you ever get a chance to taste some authentic Japanese cuisine, never let go off drop that opportunity. Japan has got some really amazing dishes which everyone should try at least once in life. If you are wondering how to order Japanese food as you are totally unaware of Japanese culture, worry no more! We are here to help. In this article, we have shared the elaborate details of some leading Japanese dishes. Have a look!

Ramen

Japanese food is incomplete without ramen. If you want to taste the oriental flavor of Japan, then go to any Japanese food restaurant and order for ramen. It is a bowl full of wheat noodles with miso soup or soy sauce and tempting toppings like pork slices, green onion, eggs, etc. There are many top Japanese restaurants like Ichiran Ramen USA, Misoya Seibe, Rockando Noodles, who try their best to serve the customers with the best Ramen variety ever.

Sushi

This is perhaps one of the most iconic dishes in Japan. You cannot separate Sushi and Japan. They seem to be an integral part. Sushi is basically a piece of rice with rice vinegar seasoning. Ingredients like seaweed, vegetables, and fish make the dish all the more sumptuous. There are different types of Sushi available. , These are like Temaki, Nigiri, and Maki, etc. and this difference lies in their shapes. If you live in NYC and want to treat your gourmet with Japanese food, then look for restaurants that serve the best Japanese food NYC.

Kare Raisu

If you are fond of simplicity, then this Japanese dish is for you. You will love the blend of curry and rice. The curry is full of vegetables and meat. This can be duck meat or pork, beef, or chicken. Potatoes, onion, and carrots make the curry relishing mouthwatering. You can choose amongst soft, regular, and spicy curry according to your anticipated taste. To taste authentic Kare Raisu, you need to eat out at the best Japanese restaurant New York.

Tempura

Here comes a Japanese snack that will leave you craving for more. A mix of vegetables and seafood, coated in batter and deep-fried, will satiate your taste buds. These snacks have a seasoning of ginger, sugar, and soy sauce. You can also try out Tempura made of fish or fowl. Chefs take extra care so that the snacks do not get too oily. These bite-sized snacks taste heavenly when you have them with Tetsuyu sauce. The sauce is a mixture of soy sauce, ginger, consommé, spices, and radish.

If our list of the top-rated Japanese food has made you hungry, then go to any popular Japanese food restaurant and order for these above-mentioned delicacies. There are many top Japanese restaurants that those serve the best Japanese food NYC. You cannot go to just any restaurant because they will not be able to serve you authentic Japanese food. Do your research work and, go through the customer reviews, and ask Japanese foodies about their favorite food joint. Once you get the address, book a table, and get ready to have a heavenly experience ahead.

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How to Eat Ramen in Japanese Style?

We may be partial, but we believe that ramen is one of the most enjoyable foods at a Japanese food restaurant. The more bowls of ramen you eat as you perfect the not-so-subtle art of slurping at the top Japanese restaurants, the more delicious it becomes.

There are additional risks associated with ramen and good Japanese food near me. The hot soup might burn your lips, the slippery noodles can cause major splashback, and when precisely should you add the toppings?

As specialists Ichiran ramen USA consumption, we have documented thousands of hours of practice (it's a tough job, but someone has to do it) in Japan and the United States. To assist you in having the greatest, most authentic experience every time you dine, we've outlined the top tips for eating ramen the Japanese way at a noodle soup restaurant near me.

What Equipment is Required to Eat Ramen?

There are three main tools required to enjoy ramen and good Japanese food in the Japanese manner.

Ramen Bowl  

Different ramen restaurants in Japan will serve the best Japanese food NYC in various forms and sizes, depending on how they want their customers to enjoy it. At least seven different bowl forms are listed by one Japanese ceramic artisan, all of which may be further shaped into other versions to bring out the best of what's in the bowl.

Your ramen bowl should be large enough to fit a regular 17-ounce serving of toppings, noodles, and soup.

Naturally, the larger the bowl, the more you can fit within. Many ramen cooks, however, aim for three-quarters ramen in one bowl, but this varies from store to shop. You want to be able to appreciate the ramen's appearance while sitting back from the bowl, yet without the risk of spillage.

Ramen bowls are usually made of ceramic, although they can also be made of plastic, melamine, steel, or even wood. Ceramic bowls will retain your ramen the hottest for the longest time, but they are also the hottest to touch, so be careful!  

Chopsticks

Whatever your chopstick skills, we encourage using them when eating ramen. Chopsticks are ideal for lifting ramen noodles high out of the bowl for aeration (and admiration).

You may use them as a two-pronged lever to feed the noodles into your mouth. This keeps the noodles from flying about and splashing you as you slurp.

If you can slurp with a fork and pick up noodles with only a spoon, you are a ramen hero.

Ramen Soup Spoon

In Japanese, the traditional ramen spoon is called chirirenge, which means "fallen lotus petal." With a groove in the handle that leads to the base.

While the handle has a bend, the groove is really a spot for you to put your finger, so you may squeeze the spoon between your index and thumb. You may have also seen an otama jakushi, a shallow wooden ladle with a longer handle.

The spoon should be in your left hand and the chopsticks in your right. Keep the spoon below your trail of noodles as you remove them from the dish So that they fall on the spoon instead of the soup and all over your partner.

Some people like to put a little mouthful of ramen in the spoon, then take a bite that way. Visit the best Japanese restaurant New York and enjoy different Japanese foods like ramen!