Ramen (拉麺;ラーメン) is a Japanese noodle dish that originated in China. The Japanese also refer to ramen as chuka soba (Soba from China) or shina soba (支那そば) because soba or o-soba in Japanese often also means noodles (Source: Ramen - Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia, ensiklopedia bebas)
However, due to cultural differences in each region in Japan, as a result, foods such as ramen have their own characteristics in each region. Here are 10 types of typical Japanese ramen:
1. Kurume Ramen. is a ramen that uses boiled pork bones as its sauce, also known as tonkotsu. Usually topped with fried pork and seaweed.
2. Hakata ramen. is similar to Kurume ramen, in that it uses pork stew as the gravy, but is lighter. For the topping, you can enjoy eggs, scallions, and so on.
3. Sapporo miso. is a ramen that uses ingredients such as soy paste, ginger, garlic, and pork stock for the soup. This miso soup ramen is topped with chasu pork and bean sprouts.
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5. Hakodate Ramen. the soup is made from a mixture of boiled chicken, pork, seaweed, and seafood. It tastes fresh and a little salty.
7. Kagoshima ramen. mix pork, chicken, dried sardines, and mushrooms as a gravy. Usually topped with scallions.
Source: Jual Higashimaru Kagoshima Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen [5 Porsi] - Kota Semarang - Japan store | Tokopedia
8. Nagoya Taiwan ramen. inspired by the danzai noodle dish in Taiwan. Cooked from soy sauce topped with spicy pork and chives.
9. Onomichi ramen. from Hiroshima has shoyu sauce mixed with chicken and pork. Interestingly, there is a topping of pork back fat.
10. Abura Ramen. The most famous type of dry ramen in Japan. The ingredients used are noodles, raw eggs, meat, scallions, and so on.
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