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2019-09-04
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Hidden on Oi Kwan Road in a quieter area of Wan Chai, Mashi No Mashi is a chic Japanese Restaurant which serves tsukenmen. You can see how chic it is from its light deco just outside the restaurant.The paper mat is a really hearty one, which tells you the Tale of Mashi No Mashi - how the founder created Mashi No Mashi and the dishes, as well as how you should enjoy the tsukenmen. I really adore this informative, funny and artsy paper!Like most of the ramen and tsukemen restaurants in Japan, Mash
Hidden on Oi Kwan Road in a quieter area of Wan Chai, Mashi No Mashi is a chic Japanese Restaurant which serves tsukenmen. You can see how chic it is from its light deco just outside the restaurant.
The paper mat is a really hearty one, which tells you the Tale of Mashi No Mashi - how the founder created Mashi No Mashi and the dishes, as well as how you should enjoy the tsukenmen. I really adore this informative, funny and artsy paper!
Like most of the ramen and tsukemen restaurants in Japan, Mashi No Mashi serves a few dishes. They specialize in what they do, and make sure their dishes are of top quality. I chose the Tokusei Wagyu Tsukemen to try.
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(sorry for the distorted orientation of the photo, as OpenRice is not working properly to make it upright)
I was amused by how they serve food! For every bowl of tsukemen or don, the chef would pose like this, let you take your picture, and say “Enjoy!” to you!
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This Tokusei Wagyu Tsukemen was truly delightful! There were quite a lot of ingredients in the broth - lots of delicious beef cubes and veggies. It’s quite heavy in taste, and I couldn’t finish it after finishing the noodles (as usual), as I am more like a light-taste person.
The noodles were ordinary, not too thick. The wagyu beef was yummy! Yet, it was a bit difficult to chew off with just a pair of chopsticks…As some part of it was quite chewy…Love the onsen egg. Seaweed was a bit sloppy, not crispy at all.
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