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Mr. Sato bypasses the high-priced sushi that’s become the neighborhood’s new normal and finds a super-cheap, super-tasty bowl of ramen.
Shinjuku locations present a different side to the story that made international headlines.
Foodies today might be the dishes in a very different light than they did a generation ago as sushi now sits in the number-three rank.
The chain may not be called “Mister Ramen,” but that doesn’t mean they don’t know how to make a really good bowl of noodles.
New menu items and more make for the perfect place to grab a kawaii bite after shopping in a major Tokyo department store.
We also timed how quickly we could finish the hiyashi niku soba at this popular stamina pork rice bowl chain.
If you don’t get here half an hour before opening, chances are they’ll already be sold out.
Some may call it crazy to try to replace guys with cup ramen, but as we’ve always said, “Noods before dudes.”
Cup Noodle’s Nissin creates a way to elevate your ramen, but it might be more hassle than it’s worth.





































































