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    6 Emirates Woman-approved ramen spots to visit in Dubai

    Life

    by Ruman Baig
    37 seconds ago

    Trailblazing taste from the best ramen bowls in the city.
    In the September Issue of Emirates Man, we narrow down the quaint corners to enjoy this Japanese delicacy.

    Kinoya offers a unique dining experience inspired by the fusion of two Japanese culinary traditions: ramen and izakaya. Renowned as one of the city’s top destinations for indulging in hearty bowls of ramen, this establishment in The Greens Souk started as a supper club and has now expanded into a permanent restaurant. You can choose to sit at the lively teppanyaki bar, unwind on the inviting terrace, or cosy up in an intimate dining room.The menu features an array of five distinct ramen variations, each with its own dedicated fan base. This chef’s specialty encompasses a harmonious blend of slow-cooked chicken broth infused with dashi, complemented by seared chicken and crowned with a rich mayu topping.

    If you seek a culinary journey that embraces tradition and innovation, YUi Ramen House in downtown D3 awaits you. The name itself, meaning ‘only one’ in Japanese, promises a unique encounter with the authentic flavours of Japan. Handcrafted ramen noodles, lovingly made inhouse and entirely vegan, embody the essence of freshness without any compromise on taste. Each bite leaves a lasting memory, as carefully selected Japanese ingredients blend harmoniously with the finest local produce.

    Embrace the art of solo dining at Ichiryu Ramen House in the heart of Dubai’s Wasl Port Views Building 7. Step into a world of authentic Japanese dining, where you’ll be whisked away to the vibrant streets of Japan without leaving the city. As you enter, you’ll find yourself ushered into your private oasis — the Bocchi Seki – a secluded booth where introverts can savour their ramen in blissful solitude. Treat your taste buds to the much-celebrated Midori Paitan, a luscious blend of flavours that weave into perfection. Or perhaps, savour the Aka Paitan Ramen, a fiery symphony of broth and toppings that ignite your palate with every mouthful.

    Prepare to be enchanted by the arrival of Michelin-starred splendour, as Konjiki Hototogisu graces Dubai all the way from Tokyo. The buzz on social media echoes the excitement surrounding this culinary gem, tucked away on the second floor of Mall of the Emirates. Feast upon the soul satisfying Shoyu, enriched with the brand’’s famous chicken broth and clam tare, or relish the comforting embrace of the Shio. The delight extends beyond ramen, with a delightful selection of light bites and izakaya dishes that paint a tapestry of flavours on your palate.

    In the midst of Dubai’s bustling culinary scene, Daikan Ramen in JLT stands tall as a beacon of delicious simplicity. From soulwarming soy-based broths to delectable miso renditions, their range of ramen is unparalleled. Customise your bowl with an array of mouthwatering toppings, for a symphony of flavours. Crispy bao buns and scrumptious bites like takoyaki octopus croquettes and gyoza add an extra touch of delight to your experience.

    Indulge in the culinary excellence of Wokyo Noodle Bar with their standout creation, the Sapporo-style ramen. Crafted through a meticulous 10-hour slow-cooking process, the savory broth cascades over a sizzling wok teeming with crisp vegetables and authentic ramen noodles sourced from Hokkaido, Japan. Take your pick between the signature miso base, a nod to Sapporo city’s distinctive flavours, or the rich and savory Shoyu option. For those embracing a plant-based lifestyle, Wokyo also offers a delectable Sapporo-style vegan bowl.
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    6 Emirates Woman-approved ramen joints to visit in Dubai

    Life

    by Ruman Baig
    7 mins ago

    Trailblazing taste from the best ramen bowls in the city.
    In the September Issue of Emirates Man, we narrow down the quaint corners to enjoy this Japanese delicacy.
    KINOYA

    Kinoya offers a unique dining experience inspired by the fusion of two Japanese culinary traditions: ramen and izakaya. Renowned as one of the city’s top destinations for indulging in hearty bowls of ramen, this establishment in The Greens Souk started as a supper club and has now expanded into a permanent restaurant. You can choose to sit at the lively teppanyaki bar, unwind on the inviting terrace, or cosy up in an intimate dining room.The menu features an array of five distinct ramen variations, each with its own dedicated fan base. This chef’s specialty encompasses a harmonious blend of slow-cooked chicken broth infused with dashi, complemented by seared chicken and crowned with a rich mayu topping.
    YUI RAMEN HOUSE

    If you seek a culinary journey that embraces tradition and innovation, YUi Ramen House in downtown D3 awaits you. The name itself, meaning ‘only one’ in Japanese, promises a unique encounter with the authentic flavours of Japan. Handcrafted ramen noodles, lovingly made inhouse and entirely vegan, embody the essence of freshness without any compromise on taste. Each bite leaves a lasting memory, as carefully selected Japanese ingredients blend harmoniously with the finest local produce.
    ICHIRYU RAMEN HOUSE

    Embrace the art of solo dining at Ichiryu Ramen House in the heart of Dubai’s Wasl Port Views Building 7. Step into a world of authentic Japanese dining, where you’ll be whisked away to the vibrant streets of Japan without leaving the city. As you enter, you’ll find yourself ushered into your private oasis — the Bocchi Seki – a secluded booth where introverts can savour their ramen in blissful solitude. Treat your taste buds to the much-celebrated Midori Paitan, a luscious blend of flavours that weave into perfection. Or perhaps, savour the Aka Paitan Ramen, a fiery symphony of broth and toppings that ignite your palate with every mouthful.
    KONJIKI HOTOTOGISU

    Prepare to be enchanted by the arrival of Michelin-starred splendour, as Konjiki Hototogisu graces Dubai all the way from Tokyo. The buzz on social media echoes the excitement surrounding this culinary gem, tucked away on the second floor of Mall of the Emirates. Feast upon the soul satisfying Shoyu, enriched with the brand’’s famous chicken broth and clam tare, or relish the comforting embrace of the Shio. The delight extends beyond ramen, with a delightful selection of light bites and izakaya dishes that paint a tapestry of flavours on your palate.
    DAIKAN RAMEN

    In the midst of Dubai’s bustling culinary scene, Daikan Ramen in JLT stands tall as a beacon of delicious simplicity. From soulwarming soy-based broths to delectable miso renditions, their range of ramen is unparalleled. Customise your bowl with an array of mouthwatering toppings, for a symphony of flavours. Crispy bao buns and scrumptious bites like takoyaki octopus croquettes and gyoza add an extra touch of delight to your experience.
    WOKYO

    Indulge in the culinary excellence of Wokyo Noodle Bar with their standout creation, the Sapporo-style ramen. Crafted through a meticulous 10-hour slow-cooking process, the savory broth cascades over a sizzling wok teeming with crisp vegetables and authentic ramen noodles sourced from Hokkaido, Japan. Take your pick between the signature miso base, a nod to Sapporo city’s distinctive flavours, or the rich and savory Shoyu option. For those embracing a plant-based lifestyle, Wokyo also offers a delectable Sapporo-style vegan bowl.
    Emirates Man The Fall/Winter Issue – Download Now
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    Make the most of winter by hitting these 6 ramen joints in Dubai

    Emirates Manby Ruman Baig3 hours ago Trailblazing taste from the best ramen bowls in the city.In the September Issue of Emirates Man, we narrow down the quaint corners to enjoy this Japanese delicacy.KINOYAKinoya offers a unique dining experience inspired by the fusion of two Japanese culinary traditions: ramen and izakaya. Renowned as one of the city’s top destinations for indulging in hearty bowls of ramen, this establishment in The Greens Souk started as a supper club and has now expanded into a permanent restaurant. You can choose to sit at the lively teppanyaki bar, unwind on the inviting terrace, or cosy up in an intimate dining room.The menu features an array of five distinct ramen variations, each with its own dedicated fan base. This chef’s specialty encompasses a harmonious blend of slow-cooked chicken broth infused with dashi, complemented by seared chicken and crowned with a rich mayu topping.YUI RAMEN HOUSEIf you seek a culinary journey that embraces tradition and innovation, YUi Ramen House in downtown D3 awaits you. The name itself, meaning ‘only one’ in Japanese, promises a unique encounter with the authentic flavours of Japan. Handcrafted ramen noodles, lovingly made inhouse and entirely vegan, embody the essence of freshness without any compromise on taste. Each bite leaves a lasting memory, as carefully selected Japanese ingredients blend harmoniously with the finest local produce.ICHIRYU RAMEN HOUSEEmbrace the art of solo dining at Ichiryu Ramen House in the heart of Dubai’s Wasl Port Views Building 7. Step into a world of authentic Japanese dining, where you’ll be whisked away to the vibrant streets of Japan without leaving the city. As you enter, you’ll find yourself ushered into your private oasis — the Bocchi Seki – a secluded booth where introverts can savour their ramen in blissful solitude. Treat your taste buds to the much-celebrated Midori Paitan, a luscious blend of flavours that weave into perfection. Or perhaps, savour the Aka Paitan Ramen, a fiery symphony of broth and toppings that ignite your palate with every mouthful.KONJIKI HOTOTOGISUPrepare to be enchanted by the arrival of Michelin-starred splendour, as Konjiki Hototogisu graces Dubai all the way from Tokyo. The buzz on social media echoes the excitement surrounding this culinary gem, tucked away on the second floor of Mall of the Emirates. Feast upon the soul satisfying Shoyu, enriched with the brand’’s famous chicken broth and clam tare, or relish the comforting embrace of the Shio. The delight extends beyond ramen, with a delightful selection of light bites and izakaya dishes that paint a tapestry of flavours on your palate.DAIKAN RAMENIn the midst of Dubai’s bustling culinary scene, Daikan Ramen in JLT stands tall as a beacon of delicious simplicity. From soulwarming soy-based broths to delectable miso renditions, their range of ramen is unparalleled. Customise your bowl with an array of mouthwatering toppings, for a symphony of flavours. Crispy bao buns and scrumptious bites like takoyaki octopus croquettes and gyoza add an extra touch of delight to your ramen experience.WOKYOIndulge in the culinary excellence of Wokyo Noodle Bar with their standout creation, the Sapporo-style ramen. Crafted through a meticulous 10-hour slow-cooking process, the savory broth cascades over a sizzling wok teeming with crisp vegetables and authentic ramen noodles sourced from Hokkaido, Japan. Take your pick between the signature miso base, a nod to Sapporo city’s distinctive flavours, or the rich and savory Shoyu option. For those embracing a plant-based lifestyle, Wokyo also offers a delectable Sapporo-style vegan ramen.Emirates Man The Fall/Winter Issue – Download Now– For more on how to look smart and live smarter, follow Emirates Man on Facebook and InstagramImages: Supplied  More

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    Netsu by Ross Shonhan offers a contemporary approach to authentic Japanese cuisines

    Lifeby Camille Macawili2 hours ago Japanese restaurants are aplenty in Dubai’s highly competitive dining scene.With more than a handful to choose from in the city, Netsu faces stiff competition. But with a prestigious address that comes with stunning beachside and city views, a line up of mouth-watering gastronomy, and chef Ross’s incredible attention to detail, both in food and in decor – there’s a plenty of reasons to choose this lively Japanese steakhouse every time.We’re giving you five –1. The usual suspects (sushi and sashimi) are beautifully presented, fresh and hits the spot. Beyond that, you can savour different melt-in-your-mouth wagyu variants – from Japanese to Australian – seared in front of you by the restaurant’s grill masters. Its premium standards and an unfussy marinade mean that you get all the deliciousness with the perfect marbling and luscious fat, without any downsides leaving you craving for more. Let’s not forget one of the many stellar highlights: the truffle wagyu sando, probably one of the best in the city.2. Dubai has a fondness for Japanese restaurants however, not many are helmed by an acclaimed chef such as Australian-born Ross Shonhan. Through his culinary wizardry, the ex-Zuma and Nobu head chef takes a contemporary approach to authentic Japanese cuisines.3. Netsu is rooted in the ethos of straw fire cooking called Warayaki which originated from the Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku to give meats and seafood a unique flavorful taste – a first-of-its-kind concept in Dubai and the largest outside of Japan.4. Netsu’s design is as spectacular as its menu. The interior impresses with a vibrant design with a Kabuki indoor setting plus, beachside expansive outdoor terrace for al fresco dining during cooler months, and lastly, front-row counter seats to witness a theatrical spectacle of fiery flames and skills of Chef Ross’s hardworking team.5. Beyond the food, the service was also impeccable. The Netsu staff delivers best-in-class hospitality and warm service to ensure the dishes are up to par.For bookings and reservations, visit mandarinoriental.com/netsu or call +971 4 777 2232– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramImages: Supplied More

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    6 ramen joints to visit in Dubai for the ultimate comfort meal in winter

    Emirates Man

    by Ruman Baig
    4 hours ago

    Trailblazing taste from the best ramen bowls in the city.
    In the September Issue of Emirates Man, we narrow down the quaint corners to enjoy this Japanese delicacy.
    KINOYA

    Kinoya offers a unique dining experience inspired by the fusion of two Japanese culinary traditions: ramen and izakaya. Renowned as one of the city’s top destinations for indulging in hearty bowls of ramen, this establishment in The Greens Souk started as a supper club and has now expanded into a permanent restaurant. You can choose to sit at the lively teppanyaki bar, unwind on the inviting terrace, or cosy up in an intimate dining room.The menu features an array of five distinct ramen variations, each with its own dedicated fan base. This chef’s specialty encompasses a harmonious blend of slow-cooked chicken broth infused with dashi, complemented by seared chicken and crowned with a rich mayu topping.
    YUI RAMEN HOUSE

    If you seek a culinary journey that embraces tradition and innovation, YUi Ramen House in downtown D3 awaits you. The name itself, meaning ‘only one’ in Japanese, promises a unique encounter with the authentic flavours of Japan. Handcrafted ramen noodles, lovingly made inhouse and entirely vegan, embody the essence of freshness without any compromise on taste. Each bite leaves a lasting memory, as carefully selected Japanese ingredients blend harmoniously with the finest local produce.
    ICHIRYU RAMEN HOUSE

    Embrace the art of solo dining at Ichiryu Ramen House in the heart of Dubai’s Wasl Port Views Building 7. Step into a world of authentic Japanese dining, where you’ll be whisked away to the vibrant streets of Japan without leaving the city. As you enter, you’ll find yourself ushered into your private oasis — the Bocchi Seki – a secluded booth where introverts can savour their ramen in blissful solitude. Treat your taste buds to the much-celebrated Midori Paitan, a luscious blend of flavours that weave into perfection. Or perhaps, savour the Aka Paitan Ramen, a fiery symphony of broth and toppings that ignite your palate with every mouthful.
    KONJIKI HOTOTOGISU

    Prepare to be enchanted by the arrival of Michelin-starred splendour, as Konjiki Hototogisu graces Dubai all the way from Tokyo. The buzz on social media echoes the excitement surrounding this culinary gem, tucked away on the second floor of Mall of the Emirates. Feast upon the soul satisfying Shoyu, enriched with the brand’’s famous chicken broth and clam tare, or relish the comforting embrace of the Shio. The delight extends beyond ramen, with a delightful selection of light bites and izakaya dishes that paint a tapestry of flavours on your palate.
    DAIKAN RAMEN

    In the midst of Dubai’s bustling culinary scene, Daikan Ramen in JLT stands tall as a beacon of delicious simplicity. From soulwarming soy-based broths to delectable miso renditions, their range of ramen is unparalleled. Customise your bowl with an array of mouthwatering toppings, for a symphony of flavours. Crispy bao buns and scrumptious bites like takoyaki octopus croquettes and gyoza add an extra touch of delight to your ramen experience.
    WOKYO

    Indulge in the culinary excellence of Wokyo Noodle Bar with their standout creation, the Sapporo-style ramen. Crafted through a meticulous 10-hour slow-cooking process, the savory broth cascades over a sizzling wok teeming with crisp vegetables and authentic ramen noodles sourced from Hokkaido, Japan. Take your pick between the signature miso base, a nod to Sapporo city’s distinctive flavours, or the rich and savory Shoyu option. For those embracing a plant-based lifestyle, Wokyo also offers a delectable Sapporo-style vegan ramen.
    Emirates Man The Fall/Winter Issue – Download Now
    – For more on how to look smart and live smarter, follow Emirates Man on Facebook and Instagram
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    Ramen: 5 lip-smacking hot spots in Dubai to enjoy this Japanese soul food

    Emirates Man

    by Ruman Baig
    9 mins ago

    Trailblazing taste from the best ramen bowls in the city.
    In the September Issue of Emirates Man, we narrow down the quaint corners to enjoy this Japanese delicacy.
    KINOYA

    Kinoya offers a unique dining experience inspired by the fusion of two Japanese culinary traditions: ramen and izakaya. Renowned as one of the city’s top destinations for indulging in hearty bowls of ramen, this establishment in The Greens Souk started as a supper club and has now expanded into a permanent restaurant. You can choose to sit at the lively teppanyaki bar, unwind on the inviting terrace, or cosy up in an intimate dining room.The menu features an array of five distinct ramen variations, each with its own dedicated fan base. This chef’s specialty encompasses a harmonious blend of slow-cooked chicken broth infused with dashi, complemented by seared chicken and crowned with a rich mayu topping.
    YUI RAMEN HOUSE

    If you seek a culinary journey that embraces tradition and innovation, YUi Ramen House in downtown D3 awaits you. The name itself, meaning ‘only one’ in Japanese, promises a unique encounter with the authentic flavours of Japan. Handcrafted ramen noodles, lovingly made inhouse and entirely vegan, embody the essence of freshness without any compromise on taste. Each bite leaves a lasting memory, as carefully selected Japanese ingredients blend harmoniously with the finest local produce.
    ICHIRYU RAMEN HOUSE

    Embrace the art of solo dining at Ichiryu Ramen House in the heart of Dubai’s Wasl Port Views Building 7. Step into a world of authentic Japanese dining, where you’ll be whisked away to the vibrant streets of Japan without leaving the city. As you enter, you’ll find yourself ushered into your private oasis — the Bocchi Seki – a secluded booth where introverts can savour their ramen in blissful solitude. Treat your taste buds to the much-celebrated Midori Paitan, a luscious blend of flavours that weave into perfection. Or perhaps, savour the Aka Paitan Ramen, a fiery symphony of broth and toppings that ignite your palate with every mouthful.
    KONJIKI HOTOTOGISU

    Prepare to be enchanted by the arrival of Michelin-starred splendour, as Konjiki Hototogisu graces Dubai all the way from Tokyo. The buzz on social media echoes the excitement surrounding this culinary gem, tucked away on the second floor of Mall of the Emirates. Feast upon the soul satisfying Shoyu, enriched with the brand’’s famous chicken broth and clam tare, or relish the comforting embrace of the Shio. The delight extends beyond ramen, with a delightful selection of light bites and izakaya dishes that paint a tapestry of flavours on your palate.
    DAIKAN RAMEN

    In the midst of Dubai’s bustling culinary scene, Daikan Ramen in JLT stands tall as a beacon of delicious simplicity. From soulwarming soy-based broths to delectable miso renditions, their range of ramen is unparalleled. Customise your bowl with an array of mouthwatering toppings, for a symphony of flavours. Crispy bao buns and scrumptious bites like takoyaki octopus croquettes and gyoza add an extra touch of delight to your ramen experience.
    Emirates Man The Fall/Winter Issue – Download Now
    – For more on how to look smart and live smarter, follow Emirates Man on Facebook and Instagram
    Images: Supplied  More