Why you should try the Tomita Tsukemen from Seven Eleven Japan
I urge you to try the convenience store when you are in Japan. Even the Japanese are constantly amazed at how good the quality is, and the fabulous cost performance... Why you should try the Seven Eleven desserts from Japan So today, I will introduce why you should try the tsukemen （つけ麺）collaborated with Seven Eleven and one of the most famous tsukemen restaurant in Japan, Tomita. Why you should try the Seven Eleven tsukemen from Japan What's so great about the tsukemen? Tsukemen means "Dipping Noodles," Like in the picture above, you don't have the noodles in a broth but it's separated, and you dip the noodles in a thick broth to eat. The Japanese are really beginning to love this type of neo Ramen, probably because: The noodles are usually served cold, very suitable during the warm/hot seasons. The noodles become chewier which we call "koshi ga aru" The noodles stay chewy. We absolutely hate overcooked noodles, which we call "nobiru." Althoug...