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なご家 (Nagoya at Nagoya Station’s Noodle Road)

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名古屋らーめん なご家

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The name of this shop, located in Nagoya Station’s Noodle Road, is irrelevant. All of the shops here were made specifically to mimic a local style of Japan. There is one shop, name irrelevant, that serves up Tokyo-style ramen. Another shop for Sapporo. Some five areas of Japan or represented. And if the Nagoya style section is any indicator, they all do a poor job.

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At Tokyo Station, the Tokyo Ramen Street is an excellent example of how to make a “ramen street”. Nagoya’s version? Not so much.

I only had 15 minutes before my bullet train back to Tokyo.

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The Nagoaya Cochin chicken bowl looked like the one to order.

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Just another boring shio ramen. Yaaaaawn.

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No map. It is in the massive Nagoya Station. Open from 11 to 11.

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