We tried the "Assari Shoyu Ramen" and "Negi Teriyaki Chicken Donburi". The broth was great but it is not as "Assari" as I thought. It still has quite an amount of oil floating around. (Assari means light and simple. For example, not too greasy, not too salty or not too sweet.) I still think this restaurant offers good value and quality. However, comparing with Santouka in Downtown Vancouver, something is still different. Santouka really amazed us the other time.
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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Restaurant: G-Men
We went to a Ramen restaurant in Richmond, BC this weekend because it has good reviews. G-Men is operated by the same group who owns Gyoza King and Gyo-O, and they hire mostly Japanese staff. We had a pleasant experience there because we went there at 2:30 to avoid the line-ups. The staff were courteous and the price is reasonable for the amount of food. We definitely would not mind going again.
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Culture,
Food,
Restaurant
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