What Owning a Ramen Restaurant in Japan is Like
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Channel: Life Where I'm From
Views: 12,663,425
Rating: 4.943296 out of 5
Keywords: Japan, ramen, tokyo, shokunin, owner, day in the life, documentary, interview, restaurant, shop, yt:cc=on
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Length: 10min 57sec (657 seconds)
Published: Sun Sep 18 2016
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Works hard, loves his work, hates nothing about it?
I'm really happy for this guy. I hope it gets even better for him.
Shop info:
https://ramendb.supleks.jp/s/53428.html
Shop he used to work for:
https://ramendb.supleks.jp/s/83.html
He reminds me of a Japanese James Franco.
What it's really like...
Can anybody tell me why he scratches those hard boiled eggs at the side of the bowl @3:20?
On this topic, a must watch : Tampopo
I went to Japan a couple years ago, more for Ramen than for Sushi. People stateside were almost offended to hear that I was getting cheap noodles over Sushi, but I know the truth; Ramen is the best.
My favorite was probably Fuuji - incredible flavor but unbelievably rich. Also the green onions were some sort of species particular to Japan (at least according to the local talking to me in broken English). Also got some great cheap Ramen near Shinjuku - Hakata Tenjin.
Also, they make some incredible Tofu in Japan, I'd need to do some research, but I went to a high end Tofu restaurant in Kyoto that changed my whole perspective on Tofu.
If you are in Kyoto also visit Toriiwaro, awesome Oyako Donburi for lunch!
I felt so sad when he would say something that was tough for him and smile and laugh to cope with it, like when he mentioned that he couldn't find staff or that he doesn't expect to train people as hard as he trains himself.
i always find ramen being labeled as fast food to be weird. its not fast to eat, and when you involve everything that goes into it, its not fast to make. and theres so much more skill and artistry in ramen vs a hamburger. i find it almost insulting.