Turns out we work only a few blocks apart, who knew? Anyway, we went to this little hole-in-the-wall place called Katana-ya. (I absolutely love little hole-in-the-wall places and Japanese cuisine.) So I'd read a few reviews about the great ramen, which is what I ordered, but I have to tell you the broth was only so-so, and the Gyoza left a lot to be desired. On the other hand, Chris' meal, a Katsu-Don looked and smelled pretty good and the ramen noodles were pretty Q. Good food, great company. Verdict: will go back again and try the curry.I am trying to keep busy this week (seeing friends), but to be honest, I am already dreaming about my upcoming NYC weekend.... down to the second. This was actually a great idea since instead of freakin' out about the number, I am counting down the days.
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It is. It's brave to start over again in a new city. At least, you have so-so ramen in the city, not like that I have to drive 1 hour to Japanese supermarket. ;)
I enjoy your reading, A LOT. Please keep writing!!!
hey winnie! welcome to blogging! i have also been to katana-ya and left unimpressed. i've never heard of any good ramen places in the city (NY had the best I've ever had), but keep me posted!
Mike, so there is one really good place in LA that I've been introduced to. Next time we're both there I'll take you!
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