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Meet the Manila Kings of Ramen Nagi! Filipino x Japanese Fusion Ramen for a limited time only.
Ramen Nagi came up with a unique fusion of Filipino and Japanese cuisine that will surely blow your mind. These Filipino-Japanese fusion dishes are available for the month of July.
Binagoongan King. Available from July 1-10. It had three slices of pork, some eggplant, and veggies. When I first saw it, I thought of sinigang. When I tasted it, the soup had a seafood broth taste and is a bit creamy. This is my favorite pick among the three.
Bicol Express King. Available from July 11-20. If you are in spicy, then this is an ultimate Bicol express ramen that you should try. It's creamy and you can tell that they put a generous amount of coconut milk in it, with a good spice. This, apparently is the favorite pick of my friend Richie (www.thepickiesteater.net) when we tried the three.
Cheesy Caldereta King. Available from July 21-31. This Caldereta Ramen is really viscous even without mixing the cheese and has an intense taste of caldereta.
The Manila Kings of Ramen Nagi
Meet the Manila Kings of Ramen Nagi! Filipino x Japanese Fusion Ramen for a limited time only.Binagoongan King. Available from July 1-10. It had three slices of pork, some eggplant, and veggies. When I first saw it, I thought of sinigang. When I tasted it, the soup had a seafood broth taste and is a bit creamy. This is my favorite pick among the three. Bicol Express King. Available from July 11-20. If you are in spicy, then this is an ultimate Bicol express ramen that you should try. It's creamy and you can tell that they put a generous amount of coconut milk in it, with a good spice. This, apparently is the favorite pick of my friend Richie (www.thepickiesteater.net) when we tried the three. Cheesy Caldereta King. Available from July 21-31. This Caldereta Ramen is really viscous even without mixing the cheese and has an intense taste of caldereta.
The three dishes may sound weird (I admit, I couldn't imagine how it would be when I first heard about this), but they are surprisingly good. I guess we are just used to having these meals paired up with rice, but they also go well with noodles.
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