Is that Japanese style soup in a Chinese restaurant? :3

Real cute pic, always good to take a break from awesomery I say!

I guess x3 I honestly didn't know if the Kanji on the lanterns were japanese or chinese, I just refferenced it. Still fits the theme I say, lol. I ment to say they're asian noodles in general, lol.

Thanks ^^

Haha, it's all good, but I recognize those round things in the soup look like the soup I had all the time back in Japan, but the characters on the lantern say "China" lol.

Regardless! Your art rocks my world ><

I think the round things are called naruto. Ironic :O I've never had real noodles like that. Do want.

I don't know what it is about this picture that makes me just really love it. Maybe the detail... or maybe I love noodle shops. xD

haha, I already envisioned how this looked colored

xD

I see naruto in their ramen :D I would love to some day eat a real bowl of authentic ramen done up like that ^_^ This picture makes me hungry ROFL.

Can't wait to see this finished :3 Your ninja stuff (as much as your other stuff, of course!) is amazing!

I've never had real ramen like that either, just the packaged stuff that I microwave. There is a big asian market by the mall up here and they do have small authentic restuants or stands there including a real noodle shop. I'mma have to save some money one of these days, maybe closer to July since I will be going to Otakon xD, and get a real bowl of ramen to get me even more so excited about the con. :O

Real ramen noodles are thick, heavy and nearly impossible to down in one gulp where I would traditionally try do so. How thick? Try noodles as easily thick as your own chopsticks you're picking them up with!

It's bad luck to break a noodle!

Any superstitious asian (like me) would tell you that but it's something totally different than anything I could describe-- my many trips to east and occasional west Los Angeles have hardened me as a veteran to the ramen mecca.

I'd imgagine they're that thick because they are home made and not store made like the packaged stuff xD I have tried Udon a couple times, not sure if they were bad flavors or they were supposed to taste that way, but I didn't like them :x

some places change the flavor palette according to the people who frequent. Like one shop that might have alot of white people come in will taste considerably different to that of a place that has asian regulars who come in-- it's something your tastes just adhere to unless you've been around tasting all sorts of things from a wide range of flavor spectrums-- so it might not have been the place, it might have just been that the flavors they use didn't quite agree with you and that's not entirely a bad thing, just a difference

anytime I go somewhere though, first thing that comes out of my mouth as I walk in, hands up, voice loud: "GIMME THE SPICIEST MOTHAEFF YOU GOT!"

about half of the occupants in the joint clear out from my spontaneous conjecture and the cooks are always like

Otakon!!! ;__; *makes grabby hands* Only been once, and loved it! And yeah, we don't really have any kind of authentic Asian restaurants here either, which is so sad. I mean, I think the closest we have to authentic Asian food are the Hibachi places, which are yummy but ... not quite the same, you know? If you ever get a bowl, take a picture cause I wanna seeeeeeee xD LOLOLOL

xD This is up coming Otakon is going to my third year going. Yeah there are a couple authentic places up here. I will take a pciture if I do get some real noodles. x3

My fist and so far only was August 2008. Soooooo much fun ^_^ Lots of walking, not so fun xD But I got to see some awesome Ninja Cosplay costumes which was epic. Got to see JAM Project live, also epic. Wish we could go again. We WILL go again some day :D

And YAY! Noodle pictures!

I used to love eating Ramen all the time. But i havent eaten any in maybe 2 years or more.

can't wait to see the final version~

I love ramens <3

Like the perspective. I think you did this very well.
Ah, nice tasty ramen. :9 Heart it. <3