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Why Our Pants Are Unbuttoned
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3 buttons bursting open
The highest Pants praise: The food is so good that you will want to eat everything and stuff yourself to the point that the buttons on your pants are begging to be undone. You will be full and happy after this meal, heading home to stretchy- pantsed bliss.
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A solid place that you will enjoy enough to eat more than one is able to and still be comfortable in skinny jeans
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The food is good enough, but you will be able to go dancing after and won’t be tempted to over-indulge on an aggressive level
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keep em zipped!
Nothing good enough to tantalize the taste buds or tempt your tummy; not worth busting any buttons for this food
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May 2016
Last seasons pants
May 5, 2016
Momosan Ramen and Sake Bar- Iron Chef makes ramen gold…
buttons bursting open
342 Lexington Avenue (between 39th and 40th)
(646) 201-5529
www.momosanramen.com
pants at a glance
- scene: White and bright, they make the most of the space available
- sip: Wine, beer, extensive sake list
- savor: zuke don; gyoza; tonkotsu ramen; tan tan ramen
- sit: By yourself at the bar or a counter seat ( still must see hostess) or with someone you feel comfortable slurping with. More people means more extras to share...
- stilettos: They give you a bib, 'nuff said
- spend: $$
- address: 342 Lexington Avenue (between 39th and 40th)
- phone number: (646) 201-5529
- website: www.momosanramen.com
pants picks
Counter culture, Hyped Chef, Ramen, Turning Japanese
Ramen has been an important part of the New York City food scene for quite some time, and although established chefs from within the ramen community have opened restaurants to great excitement, Morimoto is by far the most well-known chef to tackle ramen. The cult-like devotion of ramen fans, the mainstream fame of Chef Morimoto, and the […]
pants at a glance
- scene: A blink if you miss space, with an open kitchen, blond wood bar with stools, and that's it
- sip: cold teas, beer, possibly some sake
- savor: RAMEN, RAMEN, Gyoza
- sit: Who cares? Just get your face into that bowl and don't pull it out until you are finished; your guests will understand
- stilettos: Um, no
- spend: $
- address: 70 Kenmare Street
- phone number: (646) 613-7522
- website: www.ramen-lab.com
pants picks
Counter culture, Ramen, Slurp
At this point everyone thinks they know ramen, and thinks they know good ramen, but they actually don’t know jack- Jack Nakamura that is. Jack is ramen god of Nakamura Ya in Kanagawa Japan, who also happens to create the noodles served at many of the most popular ramen joints in NYC, but behind the scenes. As […]