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As a marathon runner prepares for his run, I prepared myself for tomorrow with a full CARB diet of Japanese Vegetable Ramen($4.48) at Naniwa-Taro. I just love their Octopus logo, I think it means you can get your Takoyaki($4.25/6, $4.98/8) on at this place. As like others I waited and waited until one of the man/woman from the back came to the front but others not as patient will leave, that's not my style though. Got the RAMEN and C1 Combo which includes 1/2 an Okonomiyaki and 4 Takoyaki, my regular order. Ramen came first in their own reusable BOWL, not a throw-away that the other Food Court Restos give out. It smelled great and noticed Sesame Oil from the smell and look. Bean Sprouts, Shredded Carrots, Thin Onion and a spoonful of Scallions top this Vegetable Ramen. The Soup was delicious and original thought was Soya base but after a few more tries, it was Dark MISO. You can notice that distinct Miso cloud when it settles. Ramen was thinner therefore less chewiness, but still good. Okonomiyaki and Takoyaki were both FRESH made to order and Takoyaki was gooey and hot as always with that Octopus bite inside. Okonomiyaki was A-OK and better than some others I've been to, it was full of Vegetables too. Katsuobushi, Mayo, Aonori, and Sauce served on top. It does take time to prepare the Yaki-items but well worth the wait and value wise it's spot on. Food Court therefore no need to tip plus most items here are $5 to $10 range. You can't go wrong, even when mine was a slightly toasty I don't mind. Go when they're not busy but at the same time they open weird hours/days, so be PATIENT! :) 3.5 *Stars*
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