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When my family and I first went to Japan, we visited Ichiran Ramen in Tokyo (can't remember the exact location). We waited almost an hour in line and we enjoyed their ramen. We personally thought the ramen was okay but it's honestly nothing special and we tasted ramen at lower prices from local ramen restaurants whose ramen we preferred over the ones from Ichiran. We met up with our friend who lives in Japan and he told us that Ichiran is mostly visited by tourists because of their successful marketing campaigns. He also told us that you have to ask the locals, preferably someone who's lived in Japan for years, their recommendations for ramen restaurants if you really want to experience the highest quality and most authentic Japanese ramen. He introduced us to different ramen restaurants whose ramen we personally thought were way better than Ichiran. I don't think there's a single best ramen restaurant in Japan because everyone has different preferences and every ramen restaurant is different (although there might be a few restaurants whose ramen tastes the same but this isn't necessarily a bad thing) and their taste is unique depending on the region/place in Japan. My family and I didn't visit Ichiran the second time we visited Japan because we already tried it and we wanted to try more affordable and underrated ramen restaurants with shorter wait time. We met up with our Japanese friend who once again introduced us to great ramen restaurants that were very underrated and mostly frequented by locals. This is a long read but I hope if you visit Japan you could travel with a local who can introduce you to great restaurants that are hidden gems and one of the best in the area ❤️
Lisa I recovered from an eating disorder thank you so much Your cooking videos remembered me of my old memories and now I can eat whatever I want I don't feel worried anymore this all goes to you
One rule of thumb is to really go by instinct/intuition, I was in japan with my friends before and we spontaneously tried a ramen shop called "Kyushu Jangara", everybody inside besides us were locals, and the shop wasn't spacious but I heard that's a pretty localised thing there, we sat at the counter seats and it was a very authentic experience; the wafts of smells from the various broths in the kitchen, loud bantering between the cooks while passionately prepping the ramen, with warm and friendly staff, and the myriad of conversations between the patrons there, overall a pretty lively atmosphere there which was more enjoyable than ichiran for me.
Ive tried it in both NYC and Osaka and I have to say that as much as the NYC location is good it hits different when you try it directly in Japan even tho there’s many local ramen shop that could give Ichiran a run for its money haha
@@LisaNguyen I was there way too long ago if not I would have loved to send you some recommendations but I think anywhere you go you’ll love it ! I really fell in love with Japanese food when I was there and since you like steak I of course recommend the Kobe beef I still have dreams about it and it’s been years ! Can’t wait to go back 👌🏾
I actually had it in japan before, it was soo good, I chose a similar level of spice the first time too in order to fully taste the broth's flavor, lisa next time you should try the matcha almond tofu pudding too, it's a light and refreshing dessert to end the meal with
That looks really good, Lisa! I recommend Grace Street if you’re in the K-Town area! I went in the summer, and I think Ichiran is great, as well! I forgot the name of this other great food place at K-Town, something Kitchen, it tastes amazing! Hope you have fun on your trip in NY! :)
This just reminded of me when I visited japan! I cant Remember the exact location, but I waited for about 1/2 hours. The noodles were good but gotta love my grocery store ramen 🍜 haven't been to Japan in 3 years, I'm planning to go there after covids gone!
I’ve also went to an Ichiran in New York, though we went to one in Brooklyn, which is kinda smaller than the one you went to. But I really love the ramen there and was actually the first ramen I have ever had, and so glad that it was 😋🍜
There was 1 ichiran place in Osaka, been there twice, and I always get the 3 spicy because I want it to be spicy yet tasty, and I must, best ramen noodles I have ever had, the broth was amazing everything about it was amazing
Ahh I live in NYC and I’ve been watching your NYC videos these past few days, but it just clicked in my head that we’ve been experiencing the same cold weather 🥶 Please stay warm!
as someone who lived in tokyo for a time, idk what these people are talking about ichiran is AMAZING and even in japan where you're surrounded by great food it's some of the best ramen you can find
Ichiran is so good! My first experiences was in Osaka, Japan and it totally hit the spot after a late night of clubbing. Since then I’ve had Ichiran in Tokyo and Osaka during the day time and it’s always a must. Hope you get to try it in Japan!
I dont even care about the ramen, but a place where no-one can see me eating has me absolutely hooked. I HATE eating in public, i always feel vry self-concious about the way i eat and it would be heaven to just be able to relax and eat with no-one watching
Osaka has 2 locations in Dotonbori, and it’s really fun to order because instead of filling out forms, you actually punch in and pay for your order via vending machine just outside the main entrance door and then you’ll give the receipt to the person behind the little curtain thing :)
I think Ichiran is pretty average, even compared to ramen in the US. Speaking of the US, though, if you're in California you gotta stop by Ramen Nagi. The ramen there is amazing. And then in Japan, there's a ton of great little ramen shops, and some are really unique. I had a chicken broth as well as a vegetable broth ramen and both were unlike any ramen I've ever had.
I went there on a solo trip to the city for an event and I think I got the regular or step up but this was some of the most amazing ramen I've ever had
Lisa you definitely need to try The spicy Rose falooda if u do find it anywhere. It kinda has the flavour of a ramen broth but with a hint of rose flavour .
If you are ever in Boston you need to go to Yume Wo Katare! Only 2 things on the menu... Pork ramen and spicy pork ramen. It's also a great experience since the whole point of this ramen shop is about achieving your dreams and everyone shares their dreams with the small dining room when you finish your ramen
The Ichiran in Japan is the bombbb! I am a huge fan of ramen so obviously going to Japan is always exciting for me bcs I look forward to all the food there >:)
ive been making ramen for like 3 months in a row like at least once a day and i make the dough myself ect. but while its prepping and resting i watch this restaurant on youtube and its hilarious because i cant believe they havnt made people stop filming youtube videos here because there are at least 15 youtube videos of this exact restaurant with tons of views. so thats prolly why. but this stuff looks so good i watch to catch and see if i can catch anything that i can do to make mine better.
I’ve had Ichiran in NYC and Osaka they were both good but the best ramen is definitely those underrated ramen shops that you mostly see locals at in Japan!
Hey Lisa, pls try this egg masala recipe from maharashtra (india) 1. Hard boil 2 eggs 2. While eggs are boiling heat up a pan add 2-3 teaspoon of vegetable oil 3. Wait 1 minute and add thinly chopped onions and shredded coconut 1/4 cup each 4. Stir it for 5 minutes till golden brown 5. Add the mixture in a mixer grinder and add 2 chilles(small) 2 cm ginger and 3 garlic. Add 1/2 tomato(big), 6. Grind them till paste consistency 7. Heat up your kadhai or pan add 5-6 teaspoon of oil and add 3cloves , 1/2 a stick of cinnamon, 3 black pepper (whole) 8. Stir it at middium heat for 3 mins add the grinded mixture and add salt 1½teaspoon, 2 teaspoon chili powder 9. Stir it for ½ min and wait till the oil comes above the mixture 10. Add the eggs in it add stir it for 2 mins 11. Cook it for 5 more mins with a led on (don't stir it) 12. Enjoy with rice I really like your videos and pls pls pls try this recipe you'll love it 😀
What spice level would you have picked?
Probably 6 or 9
Probably like a 10 😁 I love spicy food 🤧
Number 3? :D
7
@@SandeepKumar-bl8nt then stop watching
When my family and I first went to Japan, we visited Ichiran Ramen in Tokyo (can't remember the exact location). We waited almost an hour in line and we enjoyed their ramen. We personally thought the ramen was okay but it's honestly nothing special and we tasted ramen at lower prices from local ramen restaurants whose ramen we preferred over the ones from Ichiran. We met up with our friend who lives in Japan and he told us that Ichiran is mostly visited by tourists because of their successful marketing campaigns. He also told us that you have to ask the locals, preferably someone who's lived in Japan for years, their recommendations for ramen restaurants if you really want to experience the highest quality and most authentic Japanese ramen. He introduced us to different ramen restaurants whose ramen we personally thought were way better than Ichiran. I don't think there's a single best ramen restaurant in Japan because everyone has different preferences and every ramen restaurant is different (although there might be a few restaurants whose ramen tastes the same but this isn't necessarily a bad thing) and their taste is unique depending on the region/place in Japan. My family and I didn't visit Ichiran the second time we visited Japan because we already tried it and we wanted to try more affordable and underrated ramen restaurants with shorter wait time. We met up with our Japanese friend who once again introduced us to great ramen restaurants that were very underrated and mostly frequented by locals. This is a long read but I hope if you visit Japan you could travel with a local who can introduce you to great restaurants that are hidden gems and one of the best in the area ❤️
Thanks man, appreciate it
please drop the names of the restaurants
Which restaurants did you think were better?
mans wrote a whole essay
Felt the same. There were much better ones around Tokyo. There was one particular ramen restaurant in nishikasai area which was heavenly.
Lisa I recovered from an eating disorder thank you so much
Your cooking videos remembered me of my old memories and now I can eat whatever I want I don't feel worried anymore this all goes to you
❤️
So proud of you! That takes power and strength ❤️
Well done!! 🙂
Sending you love! 🥰🥰
:D I am so proud of you
One rule of thumb is to really go by instinct/intuition, I was in japan with my friends before and we spontaneously tried a ramen shop called "Kyushu Jangara", everybody inside besides us were locals, and the shop wasn't spacious but I heard that's a pretty localised thing there, we sat at the counter seats and it was a very authentic experience; the wafts of smells from the various broths in the kitchen, loud bantering between the cooks while passionately prepping the ramen, with warm and friendly staff, and the myriad of conversations between the patrons there, overall a pretty lively atmosphere there which was more enjoyable than ichiran for me.
If you ask me, the restaurant with the most locals probably has the best food.
Ive tried it in both NYC and Osaka and I have to say that as much as the NYC location is good it hits different when you try it directly in Japan even tho there’s many local ramen shop that could give Ichiran a run for its money haha
Ooh I can’t wait to try the local ramen shops too!
@@LisaNguyen I was there way too long ago if not I would have loved to send you some recommendations but I think anywhere you go you’ll love it ! I really fell in love with Japanese food when I was there and since you like steak I of course recommend the Kobe beef I still have dreams about it and it’s been years ! Can’t wait to go back 👌🏾
Local ramen is light years ahead of ichiran lol
Ichiran is so commercialized
Cringe
Love all your videos Lisa..I'm living my food adventures thru you and enjoying every moment 💚🙌🙌💚
While Lisa is trying new foods
Me: still eating cereal for breakfast everyday
What kind of cereal?
@@LisaNguyen cheerios idk if u have that in ur country I’m from uk
She lives in the land of the cereal enjoyers ofc they have it.
I don't eat cereal...🙂💔
@@ziadzedo then eat it
Watching lisa's videos have been a part of my daily routine
this looks LIKE A WHOLE EXPERIENCE. I love it so much!! Order forms are always so much easier for me, from the POV as a customer and a worker.
You’re making trip back home TO NYC omg!!! I’m making a list♥️😘😅♥️love you Lisa!
my mom enjoyed your videos, we watched it during lunch and she was amazed at your cooking skills! ❤️
I actually had it in japan before, it was soo good, I chose a similar level of spice the first time too in order to fully taste the broth's flavor, lisa next time you should try the matcha almond tofu pudding too, it's a light and refreshing dessert to end the meal with
I just tried authentic ramen yesterday and oh boy im so excited to try other ramen shops 😍
Oh i love the little booths!!
That looks really good, Lisa! I recommend Grace Street if you’re in the K-Town area! I went in the summer, and I think Ichiran is great, as well! I forgot the name of this other great food place at K-Town, something Kitchen, it tastes amazing! Hope you have fun on your trip in NY! :)
Always see your recipes and enjoy from far 😋😊😊 bcz i love ramen and noodles
looks YUMMMY! I dont do spicy as much as I used to, but ill always try anything. 😄
Thanks for this, Love ramen, never knew they had such places!
Now this is super cool! I love this Ramen. Love your channel too.
You presented your visit very well in this video. Thank you for that.
I love ur TH-cam channel I found u on my recommendation and now I’m obsessed
haha, i used to work here! so cool to see you try the food!
That looks sooooo good
This just reminded of me when I visited japan! I cant Remember the exact location, but I waited for about 1/2 hours. The noodles were good but gotta love my grocery store ramen 🍜 haven't been to Japan in 3 years, I'm planning to go there after covids gone!
That looks so good! ✨🤩
That’s looks amazing, wish I could try some
Great review !
Your foods looks so good 🙂
I’ve also went to an Ichiran in New York, though we went to one in Brooklyn, which is kinda smaller than the one you went to. But I really love the ramen there and was actually the first ramen I have ever had, and so glad that it was 😋🍜
Looks delicious!!!
What a cool experience!!! Im going to put this on my do go list next time I'm in NYC!
🤤🤤🤤 looks so good
There was 1 ichiran place in Osaka, been there twice, and I always get the 3 spicy because I want it to be spicy yet tasty, and I must, best ramen noodles I have ever had, the broth was amazing everything about it was amazing
That looks so delicious ♡
I love Icharin Ramen and I love their noodles and side dishes. Really great place! XD
That looks sooooo good 🤤
Awesome👍
Ahh I live in NYC and I’ve been watching your NYC videos these past few days, but it just clicked in my head that we’ve been experiencing the same cold weather 🥶 Please stay warm!
Can’t wait to go soon! From Arizona!!
Yum!
I love how organized they were.
Where can I find this kit?!!!!!! I soooooo want to try this?!!! My pantry is full of Ramen because of you!!! Lol 🥰🥰
as someone who lived in tokyo for a time, idk what these people are talking about ichiran is AMAZING and even in japan where you're surrounded by great food it's some of the best ramen you can find
That looked so tasty! 🤤🤤💖
You should’ve tried the vegetable broth they have, I usually love Meat broths, but this one slapped 👌🏻👌🏻
Ichiran is so good! My first experiences was in Osaka, Japan and it totally hit the spot after a late night of clubbing. Since then I’ve had Ichiran in Tokyo and Osaka during the day time and it’s always a must. Hope you get to try it in Japan!
I like that they have a instant version love it 😎
I dont even care about the ramen, but a place where no-one can see me eating has me absolutely hooked. I HATE eating in public, i always feel vry self-concious about the way i eat and it would be heaven to just be able to relax and eat with no-one watching
Wow didn't know they opened up a NYc location. I tried the restaurant location in Shibuya. I'm excited the kept the same theme in NYC.
You should definitely try yum yum noodles!
I need good reasonably priced Thai food recommendations in NYC. Please and thank you! Lol
It looks so good😭
I love your vids !!
Osaka has 2 locations in Dotonbori, and it’s really fun to order because instead of filling out forms, you actually punch in and pay for your order via vending machine just outside the main entrance door and then you’ll give the receipt to the person behind the little curtain thing :)
I think Ichiran is pretty average, even compared to ramen in the US. Speaking of the US, though, if you're in California you gotta stop by Ramen Nagi. The ramen there is amazing. And then in Japan, there's a ton of great little ramen shops, and some are really unique. I had a chicken broth as well as a vegetable broth ramen and both were unlike any ramen I've ever had.
Chicken and Vegetable/Mushroom Paitan isn't unique though lol they're pretty common too.
Hey Lisa, you should try Irachi Chai, it’s the best chai you can taste
Lisa pleaseeee try momos and soup next time ,its one of my personal favorites and momos are like dumplings and are very juicy , you might love it!
Yummy Ramen
Look delicious
OMG YES ICHIRAN NY I GO HERE ALLLL THE TIME
That actually looks really nice.
Lisa happy birthday 🎊🎂
I went there on a solo trip to the city for an event and I think I got the regular or step up but this was some of the most amazing ramen I've ever had
Lisa you definitely need to try The spicy Rose falooda if u do find it anywhere. It kinda has the flavour of a ramen broth but with a hint of rose flavour .
hey Lisa I want to ask something....
can we buy kimchi online??
and if yes, then will it taste like actual homemade one?
That looked good
That is a really creative business for sure.
💜
yess
Hey Lisa can u make food content from other countries too? Like Turkey have kebab, lahmacun etc. could u make a video abt these?
Hi Lisa. Can u tell me which mushroom should I use for my pasta cause there are too many varieties of mushrooms and I am finding it hard to choose🥲🥺
Please try Spicy Shio Ramen from Ivan Ramen, it was featured on Chefs Table & I am addicted to it lol
gotta try ippudo they have 2 locations in manhattan, downtown is biggger but the midtown is the first one. hoenstly best ramen ive had in my life
If you are ever in Boston you need to go to Yume Wo Katare! Only 2 things on the menu... Pork ramen and spicy pork ramen. It's also a great experience since the whole point of this ramen shop is about achieving your dreams and everyone shares their dreams with the small dining room when you finish your ramen
Good one, go to ichiraku next.
I read that as ichiraku ramen. You should try that next.
I ate at this shop at Osaka. The ramen was great!
That is one of the most appetising ramens I have ever seen
The way Lisa just signs that paper feels like Lisa is giving away her soul for ramen
Crazy
Amazing and I love you
It was nice
Hi Lisa I love your videos they really inspire me and I have made some of your recipes before you’re also one of my favourite TH-camrs
The Ichiran in Japan is the bombbb! I am a huge fan of ramen so obviously going to Japan is always exciting for me bcs I look forward to all the food there >:)
ive been making ramen for like 3 months in a row like at least once a day and i make the dough myself ect. but while its prepping and resting i watch this restaurant on youtube and its hilarious because i cant believe they havnt made people stop filming youtube videos here because there are at least 15 youtube videos of this exact restaurant with tons of views. so thats prolly why. but this stuff looks so good i watch to catch and see if i can catch anything that i can do to make mine better.
Since I live in NYC 🗽 I will go there in the new year
How did the instant noodles compare to the fresh experience? Was it at all similar?
Mike Chen is the reason why I wanna try this place so bad 😂
I would love to go there
I’ve had Ichiran in NYC and Osaka they were both good but the best ramen is definitely those underrated ramen shops that you mostly see locals at in Japan!
If you ever come to Japan, make sure to visit Fujikyu Highland. They have the best ramen 🍜
I wish I had local ramen shops in my state
Wait i went there but it was in brooklynn, did they change places?
damn.. now im craving it... but last time I was there I spent $38 on myself... pretty expensive for a solo lunch haha
I came here without notification lol with in 3 sec 😁😁
Hey Lisa, pls try this egg masala recipe from maharashtra (india)
1. Hard boil 2 eggs
2. While eggs are boiling heat up a pan add 2-3 teaspoon of vegetable oil
3. Wait 1 minute and add thinly chopped onions and shredded coconut 1/4 cup each
4. Stir it for 5 minutes till golden brown
5. Add the mixture in a mixer grinder and add 2 chilles(small) 2 cm ginger and 3 garlic. Add 1/2 tomato(big),
6. Grind them till paste consistency
7. Heat up your kadhai or pan add 5-6 teaspoon of oil and add 3cloves , 1/2 a stick of cinnamon, 3 black pepper (whole)
8. Stir it at middium heat for 3 mins add the grinded mixture and add salt 1½teaspoon, 2 teaspoon chili powder
9. Stir it for ½ min and wait till the oil comes above the mixture
10. Add the eggs in it add stir it for 2 mins
11. Cook it for 5 more mins with a led on (don't stir it)
12. Enjoy with rice
I really like your videos and pls pls pls try this recipe you'll love it 😀
Dammit, I live in ny, but in the wrong burrow to experience all these foods. That looks so delicious im so jealous
😋
10001 is a movie number!
I'm currently living in Tokyo, but for the best food/ramen experience. I would suggest going to Fukuoka 👌