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When Italy Meets Japan, You Get Pasta Ramen — The Experts



Led by chef-owner Robbie Felice, Pasta Ramen focuses on wafu (“Japanese-style”) Italian cuisine that blends ingredients and …

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  1. Not only he's saying it wrong, he also doesn't even know what "tsukemen" mean : DIPPING. He just made some kind of carbonara Mazemen, Italian style…Then he says "tonkatsu Ramen" for a Tonkontsu that has no pork in it… seems he's saying all wrong because he doesn't care. Just make Italian food, dude

  2. Ok, with all the intentional mispronunciations of words and the overall look about this guy he seems like a major douchebag. For those of you who don’t know it’s a thing now for people to intentionally mispronounce things. It gets people talking more and look how well it worked. People will also call a duck a goose to get all the know-it-alls to comment which makes the posts go viral. It’s a very cheesy and very douchey way of creating a buzz IMO. And every pretentious chef tries to infuse Japanese food into whatever they’re doing so they can hike up the prices of everything. Just my take, sorry if it offends anyone, lol.

  3. As a Japanese, it is a very good fusion from the ramen aspect.
    In Japan, it would be classified as a variant of ramen called tsukemen or mazesoba.
    I don't know if Italians would allow it, but I would like to try it.

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  5. "If you are eating something and you can't tell if it is Japanese or Italian…" then is pretentious hipster bs without any real identity and people will forget it the second they step out of the restaurant. Something that looks like it has come from the microwave of a drunk, broke college student is turned into expensive hipster food 🤣
    🤣

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