Among the many Japanese ramen shops in the bay area, Ringer Hut stands out as somewhat of a unique place. It serves a special type of ramen called champon, most famous from the city of Nagasaki. It is at this city where this style of ramen originated from the local Chinese restaurants.

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Thanks to the Hokkaido Festival at the San Jose Mitsuwa, San Francisco bay area ramen lovers had a chance to try out one of the highest rated ramen from the L.A. area. Santouka Ramen has a high reputation in southern California for its Shio Ramen and they’ve brought this ramen to San Jose during the [...]

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My last visit to Kahoo Ramen was awhile ago for their shoyu ramen.

In a couple of other visits, I had a chance to try some of their other flavors: the miso ramen and the shio ramen. Just to reaffirm my previous view on the shoyu ramen, I also tried that as well.

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Years ago when the SF bay area ramen scene belonged to only the few - Tampopo and Katana-Ya up north in San Francisco, Santa and Ryowa ruled the ends of the Penninsula in San Mateo and Mountain View, and Tokushima Do-Henkotsu and Ringer Hut held their grounds in the south bay. The east bay [...]

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