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May 27, 2014

What is this? Seem like sushi-go-around but for ramen

 I went to an old ramen shop that have a conveyor belt, although it is not working now. I think it used to serve ramen or gyoza.

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KevinC

KevinC

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  • Rodney

    Rodney

    on Jul 29

    umm,.. i think that's a machine for serving sashimi... they put small plates there and the customer will get the dish they want to eat.

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  • KevinC

    KevinC

    on Sep 29

    Thanks for your help!

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  • irriizzzzzzzzz

    irriizzzzzzzzz

    on Jul 25

    It's just the same as the conveyors in other sushi restaurants.

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