Hakata ramen

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Hakata ramen is a rich, pork-bone-based Japanese noodle soup style originating from Fukuoka, famed for its creamy tonkotsu broth and thin, firm noodles.

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Hakata ramen canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese noodle dish
ramen style
associatedWithCity Fukuoka
associatedWithRegion Hakata Port
surface form: Hakata
brothBase long-simmered pork bones
marrow bones
pork fat
brothColor milky white
brothTexture creamy
brothType tonkotsu
countryOfOrigin Japan
cuisine Japanese cuisine
Kyushu cuisine
eatenAs main course
eatenWith chopsticks
ramen spoon
hasCharacteristic collagen-rich broth
pork-forward taste
quick-cooking thin noodles
rich flavor
strong aroma
hasPreparationMethod pork bones boiled at high heat for many hours
mainIngredient pork bone broth
wheat noodles
noodleTexture al dente
firm
noodleType thin noodles
placeOfOrigin Fukuoka Prefecture NERFINISHED
Hakata-ku
surface form: Hakata-ku, Fukuoka

Kyushu
popularIn Fukuoka Prefecture NERFINISHED
Japan
overseas ramen shops
regionalStyleOf tonkotsu ramen
servingPractice kaedama (noodle refill system)
servingTemperature hot
typicalCondiment garlic
spicy mustard greens
tonkotsu tare
typicalNoodleDonenessOptions barikata (extra firm)
futsu (normal)
kata (firm)
yawame (soft)
typicalTopping chashu pork
green onions
nori
pickled ginger
sesame seeds
wood ear mushrooms

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Fukuoka knownFor Hakata ramen
Hakata-ku knownFor Hakata ramen