fire the noodle cannon and eat

[substitute]

After a conversation with the Exploding Aardvark tonight I realize I have accidentally come up with a new holiday.

I haven't been eating much during the day and then at night recently I've been going out for Japanese noodles. A lot. Both frequently and a lot of noodles. Tonight I had the hakata ramen, with extra noodles, chashu, and wonton, at Shinsengumi.

I am celebrating Ramendan. Clearly this is some kind of Flying Spaghetti Monster holiday.

Comments

[leolo.livejournal.com]

Now I'm hungry!

[salome-st-john.livejournal.com]

There should be a monthly noodle holiday. Noodles deserve a lot of recognition for all that they do and for their general outstandingness.

[mizducky.livejournal.com]

The Japanese have a New Year's Eve tradition of eating soba, so who knows, maybe there's a ramen tradition kicking around somewhere too.

[fg.livejournal.com]

this must be a wherever-it-is-you-live thing. i'd killaman for a good ramen place out here.

[substitute.livejournal.com]

Southern California has a critical mass of Japanese and Japanese-American people I haven't seen elsewhere in the states. Mmmm food.

[vegemitelover.livejournal.com]

Ahh! Shin Sen Gumi! I wish they would open a restaurant up here. Even if it was over the west hills in Beavertron I would go often.

Enjoy!

[kiki949.livejournal.com]

Yummmm! I have a weakness for those noodles, too and if I'm like super lazy mood, I will get those Japanese "just pour hot water" noodles at Mitsuwa in Costa Mesa, too.
-k

[stimps.livejournal.com]

I'VE BEEN ULULATING FOR 3 DAYS NOW, AND BOY MY LANDLORD IS TIRED