You may say 'raamen ga daisuki desu' or 'raamen ha saikou.'
Ironically... ramen! It's like tsunami; it's a word that actually originated in Japan, so "ramen" in Japan is "ramen". There are likely words for the different flavors or recipes of ramen, but ramen at its core is the same in both languages. Ramen is written in Japanese as: ラーメン
ramen is a Japanese noodle dish that originated in china
Ramen, is a type of noodle. It is served in soup usually, and can be served with chicken, pork, beef, vegetables, and even naruto.
Ramen is not considered a type of pasta. It is a type of noodle that is commonly used in Asian cuisine, particularly in Japanese dishes.
Some popular Japanese foods in the US include sushi, ramen, yakisoba, and donburi.
The traditional purpose of a Japanese ramen spoon is to help scoop up and enjoy the broth of the ramen. It enhances the dining experience by allowing the diner to savor the rich flavors of the broth without having to lift the bowl to their mouth, making it easier to enjoy every last drop of the delicious soup.
If you mean the animal, it's "ohitsuji."
Ramen
Ichiban.
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Well you can noodles translates to Ramen or 見積もり.
Best Friend (Shinyuu)