RamenHaus
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A site dedicated to rotating ramen, with 114 bowls photographed and documented.
RamenHaus is a simple website featuring a rotating collection of ramen bowls, with 114 bowls photographed, slurped, and posted. Visitors can start with the latest entry, click a bowl to continue, or browse the complete index. The site has no cookies, no tips, and no JavaScript. It was inspired by Lauren's Rotating Sandwiches and the Naive Yearly community. The creator is Ole Reissmann, contactable at [email protected].
What commenters are saying
Comments are largely positive, praising the photography and the site's simplicity. One user shared a specific recommendation for Cha Mori Ramen in London, though another noted that place is a chain. A debate emerged about ramen quality outside Japan: some commenters found it overpriced and mediocre, while others pointed to a few good spots in Dusseldorf and London. One commenter lamented that ramen is generally not as good outside Japan due to different economics and dining culture. Another commenter noted that ramen is considerably better in Japan, where a bowl costs around ¥1,100.