Top 3 Ramen to Try in Japan | The OTHER Ramen: Kitakata Morning Ramen (喜多方朝ラーメン) скачать в хорошем качестве

Top 3 Ramen to Try in Japan | The OTHER Ramen: Kitakata Morning Ramen (喜多方朝ラーメン)

(日本語字幕付き!) Japan’s Top 3 Ramen Checklist Complete! Join us for a very unique bit of Japanese food culture: 朝ラー, “Asaraa” AKA Morning Ramen (朝, ”asa” = morning, ラー, “raa” = ramen”)! Having already eaten Sapporo and Hakata ramen, today we’re finally completing our ramen checklist of eating Japan’s “top 3 ramen”! Location and ramen info below👇 #外国人の反応 #喜多方ラーメン #ramen #japanculture To see more of Japan: Subscribe! 🔔   / osharejapan   Watch our last video:    • We Tried the Most Expensive RICE in t...   (Trying to world’s most expensive rice in Niigata, Japan) Last Fukushima Vlog:    • Impossible Noodle Challenge (eating w...   See our Japan travel playlist:    • Japan Vanlife Travel Vlogs (車中泊の日本一周)   SUPPORT US: ・Ko-fi donations: https://ko-fi.com/osharejapan ・YouTube Membership:    / @osharejapan   WHO ARE OSHAREJAPAN? 🚐 Hi! We're Kiwi 🙋🏼‍♀️ and Bear 🙋🏻‍♂️. We’re a British and Japanese “YouTuber” international couple living in Japan. We make food and travel vlogs about Japan’s 47 Prefectures from our self-converted van to help you discover Japan like a local! Follow on other SNS: 📷 Insta:   / osharejpn   🧵Threads: @osharejpn 💌 Email: [email protected] ____________________________________________________ What is “Kitakata Ramen”? Kitakata ramen is one of Japan’s “top 3” ramen, alongside Sapporo and Hakata ramen. What characterises this ramen is its unique curly noodles, which are made with flour that has a higher water content than regular ramen noodles and are left to age for longer to provide a flavour punch and a chewy and springy texture. The original Kitakata ramen noodles were created by Ban Kinsei, a Kitakata ramen shop founder, who migrated to Japan from China. He openly shared his secret to making the perfect noodles so that the whole city could enjoy the flat profile and curliness of the noodles that is so perfect for collecting the ramen soup goodness! Speaking of soup, Kitakata is known for its soy sauce “kura” warehouses, with the most in any city in Japan. Local stores supply soy sauce, which uses water from the nearby Tsugamine mountain stream (said to be one of Japan’s 100 most exquisite waters), for a light and refreshing, yet umami-filled broth. Most of the 120+ ramen stores in Kitakata City use soy sauce as a base for their soup, but you can also find other flavour varieties. The common factor among all of them are the curly Kitakata ramen noodles! 📍 RAMEN RESTAURANT 🍜 Bannai Shokudo / 坂内食堂 About the restaurant Bannai Shokudo is Kitakata’s most famous ramen restaurant! And considering Kitakata City has more ramen shops per capita than anywhere else in Japan, it has a lot of competition to beat! The store gave birth to the idea of “asara” (“asa ramen” or “morning ramen”) when late night factory workers and early rising farmers came looking to fill their stomachs in the city. Bannai is one of few ramen restaurants that opens at 7AM for locals and ramen pilgrim tourists alike to get their fill of morning ramen! Regardless of the day of the week, expect to queue outside the store even before opening time if you want to participate in this uniquely Japanese morning routine! What to eat Shokudo Bannai is such a Kitakata ramen specialist, that their menu consists of only 4 items (excluding a side of rice): ramen! We ordered the original しなそば (“shina soba”), a salty soy-sauce ramen which comes with 4 generous slices of Bannai’s reduced oil pork belly “toro-chashu”, menma bamboo shoots, and negi green onions on top of the signature curly Kitakata noodles, and the famous 肉そば (“niku soba”) which is completely topped with 12 pieces of charshu for the hungriest of carnivores! Want to try it for yourself? You may be in luck! Bannai Shokudo is so popular that they have opened 57 branches throughout Japan from Okinawa to Tokyo to Hokkaido, and abroad in major cities including Los Angeles and New York under the name “Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai”! You can even order omiyage (souvenir) gift sets that include their signature noodles and chashu pork belly that can be delivered all over Japan! ____________________________________________________ 🎬 VLOG CHAPTERS 0:00 Kitakata City, Fukushima: Japan’s Top 3 Ramen 1:18 Bannai Shokudo Ramen Restaurant 3:05 Top 3 Ramen to Try in Japan 3:46 Characteristics of Kitakata Ramen 4:14 How Does the Ramen Taste? (Food Review) 7:04 Kitakata Ramen Tourism 9:13 Ramen Souvenirs & Price 12:03 What Makes Kitakata Ramen Special? 13:02 Summary & Outro