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I want to try actual Ramen - Where should I go?

Vei·2/13/2018, 6:30:54 AM·1 votes·712 views

I want to actually try authentic ramen that is made in a restaurant, which I'm sure is totally unlike any cheap top ramen noodles I've had before. Where should I look? I don't even pretend to know anything about what actual ramen is like lol, but I'm really interested in something I want to have regularly that is a soup like ramen.

There is this place called Tora Sushi nearby that has udon noodles, but idk if that's what I'm thinking of. I see various asian restaurants, but I've never been to one before XD

Any ideas, GD?

I live in Northwestern coastal Oregon, near the cities Warrenton, Astoria, and Seaside.

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14 Comments

BlueVestGuy2/13/2018, 6:41:21 AM3 votes

japan

Bael the Riser2/13/2018, 6:36:33 AM2 votes

https://www.ivanramen.com/

Need Gold 4 Tent2/13/2018, 7:10:52 AM1 votes

Google and make it yourself

Anomander2/13/2018, 7:41:39 AM1 votes

I have a few friends in Portland. They say Afuri is a pretty good place to get close to authentic ramen....

Akaash2/13/2018, 9:11:44 AM1 votes

If you're ever in the Bay Area, Shalala is the best ramen around. It's in Mountain View.

GlobDaBlob2/13/2018, 7:06:32 AM1 votes

Any Japanese restaurant

Wes the Mess2/13/2018, 6:58:09 AM1 votes

You're really only liable to find it in a big metropolitan area, I live near Dallas/Ft. Worth but in the countryside far away from it, I have to take a 45 minute drive down I-35 to find the ramen place that I go to. But on the other side, this is Texas and that is Oregon, it might be different up there. A google search might serve you better than asking this on GD of all places.