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風雲児やきそば (Fuunji Yakisoba in Shinjuku)

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風雲児やきそば

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Don’t worry, Ramen Adventures isn’t venturing into other realms of Japanese noodles.  You won’t be seeing any soba adventures, udon adventures, or yakisoba adventures anytime soon.  Well, maybe just this once.

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Fuunji Yakisoba. Yeah, that Fuunji.

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For those who don’t know it, Fuunji is probably my favorite ramen shop.  I don’t eat there nearly enough, as I am always on the hunt, but it, alongside Kikanbo, is one that I always recommend.

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And then this happened.  The space above the remarkable tsukemen shop opened.  And it opened with the same name.

But the dish is completely different.  Yakisoba is hot on the B-kyu scene.  There are nationwide competitions over the stuff.  For me, though, it is just some overly sweet stir-fired noodles.  I’ve never seen a place that serves nothing but yakisoba, and there is a reason for that.  This is a dish best served after something else.  After a long day fishing.  After a long day drinking.  After a long day carrying mikoshi at your local matsuri.

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But the line was short at least.

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