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06-16-2008, 02:49 PM

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not a big ramen fan but I will eat the hell out of some pho..........to me the broth is just better and imo thats what makes a good soup

06-16-2008, 03:09 PM

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the place that used to be next to Baskin Robbins on the corner of King and Punahou were the best.

Dai-Ryu......ah I miss it too.

06-16-2008, 03:27 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.

Ah yeah that's what the name it.

You know when Action Girl and I were there in March we didn't get a chance to go...kind of sad about it.

So you guys need to keep them in business so they're still there in a couple years when we visit again

06-16-2008, 03:41 PM

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not a big ramen fan but I will eat the hell out of some pho..........to me the broth is just better and imo thats what makes a good soup

there's a good pho viet in Aiea right off Moanalua

06-16-2008, 04:11 PM

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"Tenkaipin"....used to be in waikiki...now its on kapahulu next to starbux...i love the charsiu kotteri ramen....=)

06-16-2008, 04:55 PM

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My favorite place to eat is Mark's Duck house, Tyson's Corner, VA.
Here in Hawaii i like Sanoya's for ramen, and if you can appreciate good soba, in waikiki there's Yabusoba. Matsugen is good too.

06-16-2008, 08:05 PM

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there's a good pho viet in Aiea right off Moanalua

i likey the pho myself and saigon noodle house in enchanted lakes is THE BEST and the service is BAR NONE THE BEST YOU WILL EVER GET ANYWHERE!! you tell the owner your name once he will remember to call you by your name everytime he sees you forever even if you only see him once a year it a fricken trip!!! just all around nicest people around serving epic pho and garlic shrimp and chicken!!

thanks for all the suggestions im gonna try the mcCully spot first then tenkaipin i hope i find somewhere half as good as daruma used to be!!

06-16-2008, 10:09 PM

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hands down the best Ramen that I've eaten was when I was in Japan

The worst ramen joint in Japan is far better than anything I've had elsewhere. I make better ramen than any joint in Hawaii. Better gyoza too. Ten years in Japan teaches you a thing or two.

San

06-17-2008, 02:20 AM

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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.

YES!!!!! Yotteko-ya Kyoto Ramen no ka oi!
Tenkaippin on Kapahulu is 2nd

06-17-2008, 02:23 AM

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ezogiku noodles at waimalu shopping center

06-17-2008, 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by 4080wrx

not a big ramen fan but I will eat the hell out of some pho..........to me the broth is just better and imo thats what makes a good soup

I agree with you completely, I dont think I can go through a week without eating pho, chinatown got the best spots. I'm getting cravings right now for some pho haha

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06-17-2008, 03:19 AM

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last time i went to sanoya's there were choke roaches running around the counter area where the kimchi jar was...on the plus side...they give big portions of chicken katsu curry tho =)

06-17-2008, 03:33 AM

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My favorite place to eat is Mark's Duck house, Tyson's Corner, VA.
Here in Hawaii i like Sanoya's for ramen,

x2 for Sanoya's for Ramen.. Good Call Chris. Even if go there for just ramen, you should also try out either their Pork Katsu Curry or Chicken Katsu Curry. Very good IMO and very reasonable price.. If you wanna go there, its on King St. right across the Times SuperMarket near the Zippys McCully...Located right on the corner but parking might be somewhat of a struggle if you go in the evening or early morning when the clubbers are done clubbing.

-walter