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Ramen Delight in Kagurazaka: Oreyu Shio Ramen's Citrusy Perfection 🍜

🍜 Just had the most amazing bowl of ramen at Oreyu Shio Ramen in Kagurazaka, @ramen_world_. Clear broth with a hint of citrus thanks to some citrus shavings, topped with greens, a perfectly boiled red egg, and delicious pork. It's perfection on a plate! πŸ˜‹
You even get to choose your noodle texture - I went for soft, and it was just right. Plus, it won't break the bank at only 980 yen. They make their ramen fresh every morning, and the table is set with all sorts of toppings to customize your bowl - dried seaweed, grated kombu, plum, soy sauce on yuzu lemon, Spicy Oil, sesame, and burnt garlic paste.
While Oreyu Shio Ramen might not be in our top 10 ramen list on zenDine, it's a solid choice without the long lines. Great place and fantastic food! πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅
But let's talk about some hidden gems you won't want to miss!
πŸ‘‰ Head over to Tokyo Ramen Guide for our handpicked selection of beloved local ramen joints that even the locals rave about. From rich tonkotsu broths to innovative fusion bowls, Tokyo's ramen scene has something for everyone. Don't forget to slurp responsibly! πŸ˜„
Location: Kagurazaka, Tokyo
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Veronica
Veronica

Veronica is a seasoned entrepreneur and co-founder of zenDine, a platform that connects foreign diners with Japan's diverse culinary offerings. With a background in marketing, technology, and entrepreneurship, Veronica brings a unique perspective to her articles and blog posts on Japanese cuisine. Before zenDine, she co-founded a successful marketing agency and held leadership roles in several ventures. Veronica holds a Master's Degree in Bioinformatics from the Georgia Institute of Technology, which adds a scientific angle to her exploration of flavors and textures in Japanese dishes. In her writing, Veronica combines her passion for food and her expertise in business and technology, offering readers insightful and accessible content on the multifaceted world of Japanese cuisine.

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Explore the rich flavors of Japan with these top cookbooks, perfect for recreating authentic Japanese dishes at home. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced cook, these books will guide you through the art of Japanese cuisine, from sushi to ramen and beyond.

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"Atsuko's Japanese Kitchen" by Atsuko Ikeda offers over 60 recipes that bring the comforting, umami-rich flavors of Japanese home cooking to your table. This beautifully illustrated cookbook combines traditional techniques with modern twists, making it easy to recreate your favorite Japanese dishes at home.

Cook Anime: Eat Like Your Favorite Character―From Bento to Yakisoba: A Cookbook
Diana Ault
4.8

"Cook Anime" by Diana Ault lets you recreate iconic dishes from over 500 beloved anime series, bringing the flavors of your favorite shows to life. This cookbook not only provides easy-to-follow recipes but also dives into the cultural and historical context behind each dish, making it a must-have for anime fans and food lovers alike.

Japan: The Cookbook
Nancy Singleton Hachisu
4.8

"Japan: The Cookbook" by Nancy Singleton Hachisu is a comprehensive guide to authentic Japanese cuisine, featuring over 400 recipes that span traditional and regional dishes. This beautifully illustrated book offers clear instructions and insightful notes, making it accessible for both novice and experienced home cooks.

Make It Japanese: Simple Recipes for Everyone: A Cookbook
Rie McClenny
4.8

"Make It Japanese" by Rie McClenny and SanaΓ« Lemoine is a delightful cookbook that simplifies Japanese home cooking with 85 accessible recipes. Whether you're new to Japanese cuisine or a seasoned fan, this book makes it easy to create delicious, comforting dishes at home.

Mastering the Art of Japanese Home Cooking
Masaharu Morimoto
4.7

"Mastering the Art of Japanese Home Cooking" by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto makes authentic Japanese cuisine accessible with simple, flavorful recipes that anyone can master at home. Filled with classic dishes and inventive twists, this beautifully illustrated cookbook is a must-have for fans of Japanese cooking.

Ramen at Home: The Easy Japanese Cookbook for Classic Ramen and Bold New Flavors
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4.7

"Ramen at Home" by Brian MacDuckston makes it easy to create restaurant-quality ramen in your own kitchen with over 100 recipes for broths, noodles, and toppings. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced cook, this guide offers step-by-step instructions and insights into Japanese cuisine, helping you master the art of ramen.

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