| Niseko Ramen Mount |
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| Written by Christopher Webb | ||||||
| Monday, 21 June 2010 22:10 | ||||||
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RAMEN, introduced to Japan from China long, long ago, is a flour noodle dish flavored with meat broth and usually comes in 3 main varieties: Miso (traditional Japanese soybean paste), Shoyu (soy sauce flavoured broth), or Shio (salty broth). Every part of Japan has its own famous ramen that represents the region, but Hokkaido stands high above the rest, representing all 3 to perfection.
The newest ramen shop to hit the scene in the Niseko-Kutchan area is Niseko Ramen Mount just north of Homac and MaxValu along the route 5 corridor (MAP). Make sure you stop there AT LEAST ONCE while in Niseko... you'll probably go again the next day for seconds. And remember, nothing goes with ramen better than GYOZA (Chinese pot stickers)!
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| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 June 2010 08:42 ) |














