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Fukumimi Ramen

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I recently went to Fukumimi Ramen on a very cold Vegas night, which was perfect timing to eat ramen!  This is the first authentic Japanese ramen on the east side of Las Vegas (finally! I sometimes don't like driving to the west side just to eat out).  Fukumimi is a small restaurant,  items on the menu are reasonably priced, and the portion of my ramen bowl was big enough to fulfill my appetite:

This is 鳥ラーメン (Tori Ramen)- The chicken broth was very flavorful 
and rich. Tasting this was like a small kick in the mouth, but in a good way!

This was my Tonkotsu Ramen(miso)- Fukumimi's original miso with
corn.  Nice big slices of pork belly and a slice of a seasoned egg were also included.

Yum look at these noodles!  I was craving these
authentic noodles badly after watching episode 1
of Mind of a Chef.  In the back are six pieces of Tori 
Karaage (Japanese fried chicken).
I recommend getting this appetizer!

There is a variety of noodle dishes and appetizers to choose from the menu such as other kinds of Tonkotsu Ramen, Tomato Ramen (cold), Small Curry Bowl, Soboro Bowl, and Tantan Men,  I'm sure one can find a dish according to their liking!

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