It had to happen eventually, I suppose, but it's always hard to see and one can only wonder why it happened. A raamen place featured a few decades ago on this site has gone belly-up. Came upon the building yesterday for the first time in a few months - maybe that's one reason, people forgot it was there. Another reason might have been because it was not so tasty, not so clean, and not so customer-friendly. Just guessing here. Here's a shot of the place before it went out of business – Maybe the owner just got tired of making raamen? Or moved to another location? In any case, you can't go here anymore.
On the positive side, if anyone wants to open their own raamen shop, a space is available and it has a parking lot, most of the equipment, and tables and chairs. You could practically move right in.
After I drove past the out-of-business shop I went to a shop that I go to not infrequently. Fortunately, many other people go there, too, so they're not in danger of going out of business. The raamen was good, as usual, and the quantity superb. I had the "Vegetable Raamen" which came with just a hint of pork. Fairly delicious and the noodles were done to perfection. Why don't I go to this place more often? Good question.
On the positive side, if anyone wants to open their own raamen shop, a space is available and it has a parking lot, most of the equipment, and tables and chairs. You could practically move right in.
After I drove past the out-of-business shop I went to a shop that I go to not infrequently. Fortunately, many other people go there, too, so they're not in danger of going out of business. The raamen was good, as usual, and the quantity superb. I had the "Vegetable Raamen" which came with just a hint of pork. Fairly delicious and the noodles were done to perfection. Why don't I go to this place more often? Good question.
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