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How we read reviews →Fitzroy ramen from an Ippudo co-founder, with charred kogashi broths and open counter seats.
Sleek, modern ramen bar with an open kitchen counter where chefs cook right in front of diners; warm and buzzy most nights, though the small foyer tables get cramped at peak times.
Open-counter cooking with chefs working right in front of guests, a charred kogashi broth technique that's rare among Melbourne ramen bars, and izakaya-style small plates like miso scallops and egg custard alongside the noodle menu.
Reviewers with ramen-shop experience elsewhere in Melbourne rate the tonkotsu and shoyu broths among the most technically ambitious in the city, citing the charred kogashi style specifically.
Reviewers call it pricier than typical ramen and flag the drinks as expensive, but most agree the broth quality and portions justify the spend for a special ramen night out.
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