Tonkotsu Ramen |
Thick noodles |
They
recommend thin noodles with the tonkotsu, but I opted for thick. It was
firm with a springy bite, cooked just the way I like it (texture in
between Kinton and Santouka) Soup was slightly creamy and salty, but I
still enjoyed it despite my low salt tolerance. Good hot temperature.
Pork - finally this is good pork! Perfect size and thickness, good
balance of fat and tender meat, flavorful with slightly charred edges. Softboiled egg - almost-runny sweet yolk, soft egg white with slight soy sauce flavor - so delicate! Green onion added fresh taste and the black fungus was nicely cooked.
Shio |
Shio broth is more clear and salty. I think the pork was a bit different (less burnt?)
I was skeptical about Sansotei after reading mixed reviews on their thin noodles, but my experience was better than expected. I liked it more than Santouka.
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