Quincy Food Adventure šÆšµ | Hidden Hokkaido Ramen Spot at the Border
Discovered a low-key but amazing ramen spot at the Quincy-Braintree border ā Ganko Ittetsu Ramen š® The space is small but super cozy, and even weekend dinners may require waiting in line, but the flavor is absolutely worth the wait! āØ š Sapporo Shio Ramen A clear chicken bone broth paired with special salt-based sauce ā lighter than traditional tonkotsu, subtly flavorful with a long-lasting fresh aftertaste ~ š š Gantetsu Shoyu Ramen Made with refreshing raw soy sauce and garlic-infused broth ā smooth and delicate on the palate āØ The thick noodles are firm and chewy (if you prefer softer noodles, remember to request in advance!) šÆ Homemade Chashu Highly recommended! Zero greasy fat taste ā made from special selected cuts that are lean yet tender and not dry at all. It pairs perfectly with the ramen! ššš š Extra Crispy Karaage Chicken Crispy outside, tender inside ā one bite and the juicy burst is incredibly satisfying! š„ š Ganko Ittetsu Ramen, Braintree (Located at the Quincy-Braintree border ā recommend visiting during off-peak hours) #LocalsFavorite #BostonEats #LifeInNorthAmerica #JapaneseCuisine #FoodExploration
