there are two ramen restaurants in japan dusseldorf that we kinda like, there are a couple more small eateries but not really specializing in ramen only like these two. unfortunately one of them is closed due to summer vacation, so there is technically just one in town this trip...
this restaurant is known for the long waiting time, at peak hours there is always a line of human traffic waiting to get in....
again as japanese as it can be... like any typical ramen restaurant in japan, the seats/tables are cramp together, the smell of the ramen and the heat all come in one package as you dine in...
you can almost mistaken that you are in japan if not the visible currency sign in euro (€) instead of yen sign...
karagae - this shop has the best karagae so far....
gyoza - dumpling on offer, a portion of six at €2.4 whilst the regular price is €4.8... the offer is only on saturday...
my special miso ramen with marinated egg - it tastes really so so good, the soup is the best and i almost drink up the whole bowl....
johannes regular miso ramen, although we both ordered miso ramen but the taste of the miso and the soup is completely different, mine has a much stronger taste but both equally delicious
just before we return to the netherlands, we had our early dinner here again, this time we opt for outside terrace as i don't want to smell ramen as well after the meal and have to endure the journey home with the miso smell all over us... i wanted something slightly different so i ordered this dipping noodle instead of the normal soup noodle. and this is absolutely a delight, the noodle sprinkle and dancing in my mouth... the texture of the noodle is incomprehensible and absolute delight to the sensation of the mouth and appetite...
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