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Meaning 'to mix up', 'champuru' is the name given to typical Okinawan home cooking. 'Champuru culture' is a term often used to express the culture of Okinawa City. With around 40 nationalities represented among its residents, Okinawa City certainly has a 'champuru' aspect to its food culture with Indian, Mexican, Peruvian, and American foods being just some that you can enjoy. Even traditional local Okinawan food such as Okinawa soba or goat dishes are set apart by their own 'Okinawa City' style.
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Ramen / International Cuisine, Japanese CuisineSanpin Dojo
Lunch is at a ramen restaurant. At night, chicken roast and chicken hot pot.
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RamenChicken Dashi Kobo Garyu-ya
The restaurant's atmosphere makes it popular among women!
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Phone：098-934-2218
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RamenNoodles and Rice Souhachiya
Great Satisfaction! Thick and rich ramen!
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RamenMagma Noodle
Let's eat lava!
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RamenRamen Keijiro
A ramen restaurant popular for its mazemen.
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Phone：098-938-2848
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Ramen / International Cuisine, Japanese CuisineMazemen Mahoroba Koza
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Phone：098-987-8980
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RamenNoodle House Tōgen
☆Their thick, savory broth is one of the best in the city☆
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Phone：098-937-0631
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RamenTsukemen Jinbei
One of the most popular Tsukemen restaurants in the prefecture
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Phone：098-938-1558
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RamenAgo-Dashi Ramen Taruto
Ramen with Ago (flying fish) broth, a rarity in Okinawa!
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Phone：098-989-5989