NPR-July 29, 2014
Eating ramen here is seen as a path to personal fulfillment. Some customers write their dreams down and hang them on the restaurant’s walls. One reads, “skydiving.” Another, “one month without sugar.” Most are written in Japanese. “Each person understands another meaning [of the philosophy],” 34-year-old ramen chef Nishioka says. “So it’s good for our restaurant.”
The things that disturb us: oodles,
But, there’s always the comfort of noodles.
But, there’s always the comfort of noodles.