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*Visited April 7th
My usual ramen spot closes at 3:30 pm and reopens at 4:30pm- which caused me to find another ramen establishment. Came across Hanabi Ramen and ordered the Gyudon beef .
It was like listening to a beautiful- yet technical violin concerto comprised of 3 movements:
The Broth will represent the 1st mvt (Adagio)
The seasonings and the tempura crumbs complementing the broth will represent the 2nd mvt (Allegro non troppo)
The beef and the Udon noodles will represent the 3rd mvt (Presto)
Resulting in a perfect dish, the beef reminded me of a hint of bulgogi (something I make at home) pairing very well with the broth adding such a contrast between a light sweetness and savory note. Perfectly balanced and composed I can detect there was a lot of thought put in the dish and I just loaned for more. Every taste was a new discovery and I was highly impressed. Very homey with a lot of notes and I will be back at the establishment again soon!
My usual ramen spot closes at 3:30 pm and reopens at 4:30pm- which caused me to find another ramen establishment. Came across Hanabi Ramen and ordered the Gyudon beef .
It was like listening to a beautiful- yet technical violin concerto comprised of 3 movements:
The Broth will represent the 1st mvt (Adagio)
The seasonings and the tempura crumbs complementing the broth will represent the 2nd mvt (Allegro non troppo)
The beef and the Udon noodles will represent the 3rd mvt (Presto)
Resulting in a perfect dish, the beef reminded me of a hint of bulgogi (something I make at home) pairing very well with the broth adding such a contrast between a light sweetness and savory note. Perfectly balanced and composed I can detect there was a lot of thought put in the dish and I just loaned for more. Every taste was a new discovery and I was highly impressed. Very homey with a lot of notes and I will be back at the establishment again soon!