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[Ramen Hakkenden] I have to enlighten the people who are ignorant of true gourmet food, like those who eat Jiro…

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses ramen’s quality, comparing it to simple food and questioning its perceived value among college students.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] Let’s make sure not to return the bowl without permission.

The discussion humorously critiques the naming and service of ramen shops, highlighting customer expectations and social media risks.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] Was it a lack of explanation despite prioritizing readability…?

Debating the right amount of world-building details for readers; balancing curiosity with clarity is a challenging task.

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“Ramen Discovery: Churchill’s Argument”

Debating the right to discuss art and music without personal experience, Churchill’s analogy highlights knowledge’s importance.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] Stupid restaurant, Osugi!

Dad was indifferent to the tempura shop famous for its unique flavors and affordable prices, enhancing the overall experience.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] Even though I let Fujimoto-kun play for free, why…

A conversation explores recommendations, food cravings, and experiences in Japan, while promoting ebook deals on Rakuten Kobo.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] A guy who exists in every era.

A humorous take on ramen, with reflections on quality, service, and the chaos of everyday life intertwined with otaku culture.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] In the end, Dokuun is just a copycat store of Jiro.

Takeda leads “Ramen Kitchen Tokyun,” making delicious Jiro-style ramen, sparking rivalry and discussions among fans.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] I’ll post a scene that I really love.

A customer raves about delicious ramen at a new shop, reflecting on the excitement of discovering great flavors.

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[Ramen Hakkenden] If I were to compare this collab, it would be like a slightly overwhelmed mix trying to take the best parts of all rich ramen.

A discussion on ramen flavors compares a new taste to the main store’s salt ramen, debating depth of umami and humorously reacting.

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