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How the Noodles in America's Most Popular Ramen Restaurants Are Made The Experts

How the Noodles in America's Most Popular Ramen Restaurants Are Made The Experts

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Ramen to me is life, says Kenshiro Uki who grew up eating ramen every Sunday. His family has been producing traditional Japanese ramen noodles since 1981 when his parents opened Sun Noodle. Today, the company produces 300, 000 portions of noodles every day that it delivers throughout the country, including to popular restaurants like Momofuku and Ivan Ramen in New York City.
Date: 2023-12-20

Comments and reviews: 10


at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffet.
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Minca was the first ramen place that I fell in love with in NYC. My friend Mindy lived in the neighborhood and took me there. Really awesome to hear that it was instrumental in helping establish Sun Noodle in the city.
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When I see videos like this that show the factories, I'm in awe. As amazing as the food products are, It's really cool to see how people created these machines and components to automate and make the food processing easier.
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You might wanna work on fixing the volume between different scenes. I had to constantly adjust the volume cuz in some scenes his voice was super loud and in other it was so low I had to turn it up quite a bit
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Really interesting I love ramen always eat it when I go to Japan but we are getting many new ramen shops in the U. S. it wasn t popular 20 years ago except in Asian communities but now it s mainstream
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Those noodles could wrap me up in my sleep and I wouldn't complain about it. So satisfying to see this whole process unfold. Mesmerizing and just tingly to the touch.
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Amazing, what a great process and the fact they make it to taste of their costumer is stunning. Also the older chap at Minca - damn i want his ramen so bad.
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Whether it's in a food factory or the kitchen of a restaurant. It's great to see how things are made each day. And the history behind it.
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Love this, defo need to check out the ramen shop he mentioned, the senpai is the definition of a Japanese ramen master og
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. Completely different than the deep fried, high sat fat ramen bricks and foam cups at our grocery stores. #RealRamen
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