Tokyo's real Hakata Ramen 🍜The stinkier it is, the more addictive it is🤓

#Sign up for hotel test sleeper Hakata ramen has always been one of my favorite types of ramen. 🇯🇵But in Tokyo, there are not many restaurants selling authentic and heavy-flavored Hakata ramen. 🐷There happens to be one in Higashikoenji! There are foods that are famous for their stinky taste all over the world, such as stinky tofu, natto, blue cheese, herring, etc. The real Hakata ramen also smells pungent like pork, but it is full of rich umami flavor when you put it in your mouth. It's best paired with a refreshing beer 🍺 Most of the soup bases in Tokyo's tonkotsu ramen restaurants are clean milky white because they have thoroughly removed the oil and washed away the impurities attached to the bones. No comparison I have never seen any Hakata ramen that is thicker and richer in collagen than this one. The rich tea-colored soup base, which takes sixteen hours to boil and has thick foam, is made without blanching. It is definitely the authentic Kyushu flavor. Even the sign at the door reads: "We don't compromise with the appetites of Tokyoites!" The thinly sliced ​​barbecued pork is so tender that it melts in your mouth like a flower. The noodles are very good and fresh Hakata thin noodles, with a taste similar to Suzhou-style soup noodles. 🍜There are five levels of hardness to choose from: soft noodles, normal noodles, hard noodles, the kind that you can pick up right after throwing them in, and raw noodles. I personally recommend raw noodles! In order to ensure that the noodles maintain a certain hardness until they are finished and do not clumped at the bottom of the bowl, the first serving of noodles will be very small, but you can refill it at a very cheap price. The main focus is on small amounts and multiple times, and you can choose the hardness again when refilling. Remember to chew gum after eating ramen to get rid of bad breath🤣 📍Hakata Landmark Bari Kote 1-30-15 Koenjiminami, Suginami-ku, Tokyo #OverseasTravel #JapaneseFood #FoodTour #Ramen