best place for noodles???
06-16-2008, 11:12 AM
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best place for noodles???
as you all can probably guess im a food addict!! ive been craving a good saimin lately and just keep remembering the old daruma on keeaumoku they had the most killer won ton saimin ever!! ive been eating saigon noodle house in kailua and damn they are good!! the won ton noodle soup is super good especially with the sliced jalepenos in it! just wanted to get some suggestions as to where else is a good spot for soup!!
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There's a place at the corner of McCully and Kapiolani at that center that has **** Yuen the chinese place on the second floor.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
06-16-2008, 12:01 PM
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Yup! That place is the awesomest ramen I've had here so far. It's called Kyoto ramen. Also, you may want to try goma-ichi on koreamoku st. If you want something thicker, try goma tei at ward. They have the best gyoza I've had anywhere here.
There's a place at the corner of McCully and Kapiolani at that center that has **** Yuen the chinese place on the second floor.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
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There's a place at the corner of McCully and Kapiolani at that center that has **** Yuen the chinese place on the second floor.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
The Ramen place is on the second floor on the other side going downtown / aiea bound.
Best Ramen ever...and I've had a lot of Ramen.
They have a special one that you order that has these big pieces of slow cooked pork...it is the bomb.
I must say that I do also love Tenkaippin......just because they have the fresh garlic/chile mix on the table.
Back in the day, we used to hit up Sonoya's (near McCully Zips) almost every night after Tantalus. Mabo Tofu ramen FTW!
06-16-2008, 12:50 PM
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Shiros Saimin in Waimalu shopping center.
you can also try Daichi Ramen in the shopping center below Aiea Shopping Center
you can also try Daichi Ramen in the shopping center below Aiea Shopping Center
06-16-2008, 01:22 PM
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^^^ This man speaks the truth!!!. When we were in Japan last year, we ate at this Ramen place and I almost had to eat the bowl! Sooo damn good! They had a ton of little pieces of fat floating around in there. So much flavor......maybe not so good for your heart, but you only live once!
06-16-2008, 01:41 PM
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Haha Brandon I've eaten that type of Ramen and it was soo unhealthy but tasted really good despite the floating globs of fat.
Oh and that place you guys are talking about in McCully is called Yotteikoya its a Japanese food chain in japan
Oh and that place you guys are talking about in McCully is called Yotteikoya its a Japanese food chain in japan
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Another vote for Goma Ichi... the spicy goma ramen kicks butt!
My wife and I were hooked on ramen a few years back and we tried to go to every ramen shop on the island. We were real disappointed by some of the places that looked like they would be authentic, especially some of the shops in Waikiki. Goma Ichi and the place that used to be next to Baskin Robbins on the corner of King and Punahou were the best.
My wife and I were hooked on ramen a few years back and we tried to go to every ramen shop on the island. We were real disappointed by some of the places that looked like they would be authentic, especially some of the shops in Waikiki. Goma Ichi and the place that used to be next to Baskin Robbins on the corner of King and Punahou were the best.