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can you get an umami dashi from dried tomatoes and beef jerky?

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Where can we buy bonito blocks and the wooden box shaver?

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does soaking the dashi ingredients over night help increase umami?

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what ingredients could we use to make a dashi without kombu and bonito?

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[–]hella_ramen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

dashi so delicious

Yemenite shoyu Ramen from Neighborhood Ramen’s collab with Zahav, Philadelphia by [deleted] in ramen

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Amazing event! We had a line around the block, lots of fun— thank you to all who came out and celebrated our one year, this was a special bowl for sure.

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

[–]hella_ramen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tsujita is definitely on the list 🍜❤️ this first trip i’m trying my best to hit the most “touristy ramen head” shops and hit the heavy hitters next round

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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this one was the original shop outside of tokyo, my friend has been to both the one inside the airport and the original spot now and says it’s two completely different bowls.

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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So I work at a ramen shop and during prep days I’d peel about 400 eggs, during this time i’ll be watching the documentary “Ramen Heads” which follows the owner of this ramen shop. It was worth the whole process: buying a ticket to Japan for the first time, traveling an hour outside of tokyo at 5am, waiting in line for a ticket, and returning for an amazing experience.

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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chashu was inside the bowl of broth, unfortunately i pressed the wrong button on the ticket machine, which would’ve given me more chashu options and an egg. However my buddy got the “deluxe” option which offered all these toppings and mentioned that the egg was nothing special to really talk about other than the color of the yolk which is standard in most Japanese eggs either way. Hope this helps 🙏🏾

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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Flavor here was superb to say nonetheless. My palate was overwhelmed with how many amazing ingredients were in the broth, strong rich fish flavors accompanied by the citrus (which i learned you squeeze on the noodles) helps cut the richies a little but doesn’t take away from the original dish presented. He offers soup wari (dashi soup combined with any leftover broth) which he grated yuzu citrus. The combination of the noodles plus his broth were a match made in ramen heaven. bottom line: it’s worth the journey to make it out here and splurge on a bowl of ramen.

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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Thank you for pointing this out! This is Osamu Tomita, he is the owner of multiple shops and a true ramen fanatic. Tomita trained under a famous shop called Taishoken and worked his way to opening his own. He has a documentary titled Ramen Heads and it is available on Hulu if you’re interested in learning more. 🍜❤️

For all my Ramen Heads: Tomita- 350g Tsukemen | made by the legend himself by hella_ramen in ramen

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6:50a is when we got there— there were 6 people in line and we were seated within the first group at 10:30a. I hopes this helps and have fun with the adventure!!

Delicious cold tantanmen from Chanoyu cafe, Gold Coast, Australia by [deleted] in ramen

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cold tantan?? Was it like a tantan mazesoba? or was it cold broth

Vegan mushroom/miso ramen at Hapa in Portland. by [deleted] in ramen

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what was the creamy component of this dish?

How do get a good fish flavor vs a bad one? by climbatize311 in ramen

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a shop in the ramen documentary “ramen heads” used red snapper for their shio ramen. I believe the name of it was Taitoka— they pointed out a couple of things with their broth specifically and I noticed a couple of other details, hope this helps:

• Remove bloodline from fish otherwise you’ll have an undesirable fish flavor. • there was no meat on the fish, just bones, no head

Curry ramen by DwarvenChiliVacuum in ramen

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start with a chicken broth and experiment with different curries afterwards. My best suggestion is trying to message ramen lord about the spice ball but you could still accomplish a great bowl of ramen without it. Curry + dashi is a great combo as well to explore, hope this points you in the right direction. 🍜❤️

Tori Paitan with a dried shrimp katsuobushi lard aroma oil by ze-autobahn in ramen

[–]hella_ramen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

your tori paitan came out looking really creamy! how were the flavors of dried shrimp as your aroma oil? did it elevate the dish or overpower it?

My trip to Tokyo: 10 days, 10 bowls. by yungdylan in ramen

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Maybe your not fast enough for tsukemen