Murakumo's saying that this joint's got really nice thick soup, full of flavour, and Hatsuyuki is getting the most boring plain thing you can get.
Like going to a fancy gourmet burger place famous for it's Deluxe SuperBurger and getting just a pattie in a bun. No salad, no cheese.
With a ramen vending ticket system, what you tend to buy is the base soup (soy, salt, pork broth etc) and extra toppings/sides. Here, it seems that you can customise how they're making the ramen - the thickness/firmness of the noodles, how much oil is used (more oil = more flavor) and probably the dilution of the soup.
A rich soup tends to imply either miso or tonkotsu ramen, which usually pairs with a firmer noodle.
Murakumo is aghast the Hatsuyuki's not taking advantage of the cornucopia being offered to her, that's all.
Paracite said: A rich soup tends to imply either miso or tonkotsu ramen, which usually pairs with a firmer noodle.
Murakumo is aghast the Hatsuyuki's not taking advantage of the cornucopia being offered to her, that's all.
In other words: it's like inviting someone out for a sumptuous meal that you've recommended, only for them to order a glass of water and maybe a piece of dry toast.
I still can see Hatsuyuki not being invited or again in the future... which was probably her plan, that hikikomori.
In other words: it's like inviting someone out for a sumptuous meal that you've recommended, only for them to order a glass of water and maybe a piece of dry toast.
"The short one wants white toast. Dry. With nothing on it."
"Hatsuyuki!"
"And the other one wants four whole fried chickens and a Coke."
"And Akagi! From the naval base!"
"The naval base? Shit. They still owe you money, fool."
I wish everyone would use Murakumo more. Especially the Samekumo variant.
How do you want it?WELCOME!Regular's fine.Right now, large comes at no charge.You'll be totally spoiled by the rich soup of the ramen here, you know? I don't.Soft noodles, easy on the oil, lightly flavored.Would you like a side of rice?TICKET MACHINEHee.