Ramen experiences in Japan range from traditional shops to tours ... Often cooked right before your eyes behind dingy counters, the noodle dish starts here at around $6.50, and comes in various ...

Loofah not included (from left): Crude oil bath in Azerbaijan, ramen noodle bath in Japan, and beer bath in the Czech Republic. From hot springs to the Dead Sea, fresh milk and the blood of ...

With multiple locations across Japan, Ichiran remains a top choice for those craving authentic tonkotsu ramen. It’s the perfect spot for both first-time ramen eaters and seasoned noodle enthusiasts.

Japan is home to more than 32,000 ramen shops, many of them packed, with lines snaking out the door. What has become the country's unofficial national dish — defined as a wheat noodle soup ...

What awaits might be just a dive, but a hot bowl of ramen rarely fails to hit the spot. Often cooked right before your eyes behind dingy counters, the noodle dish starts here at around 1,000 yen ...

Tokyo — Japan's ubiquitous ... Anyone looking for a female-friendly ramen joint now need look no further than the social media feeds of Morimoto's proud fellow noodle-heads, such as Instagram's ...

It's a steam bath ... Ramen that was so admired, he became a star; an instant-ramen company even modeled a flavor after his soup. Last year, a guest appearance at Manhattan's Momofuku Noodle ...

To call ramen ... in noodle-making can be traced back to the mineral-rich salt lakes of Mongolia, a technique that was then adopted into Chinese cuisine, ultimately finding its way to Japan ...

In just a few years, chef and entrepreneur Kenta Ikehata has become the king of suburban ramen ... of Japan who lives in Hoffman Estates, Ikehata was trained at Tsujita, a renowned noodle ...

Historian and author Dr. Barak Kushner is on a quest to deepen his knowledge of Japan's ramen culture. From postwar noodle stalls to regional ramen, he uncovers how a humble bowl became a global icon.

A Japanese noodle manufacturer has ... for compromises when it comes to ramen. With one vending machine for every 29 people, according to Tokyo Weekender, Japan boasts the highest density of ...