COOLEST Ramen Restaurant in Orlando?!?!? 

Hey happy new year! Hope all has been well with you and glad to see you back. But now this pair of chopsticks were not made of wood. It seemed just like plastic but they just looked and felt really nice in the hands. We did end up bringing some nice wood ones from Japan but we've yet to use them. Also as for japan, at least for us, most restaurants that had these booths were very very quiet. Japanese curry tends to be a lot more milder in taste than the indian curry I've had but really enjoyed it there. Hope all is well with you and your family. Let them know I say Hi!

Yea the Omurice seemed quite expensive to me too. But I agree, there are better places but the aesthetic of the restaurant is a pretty cool experience. I personally thought the ramen was very tasty but it's the first time I have curry ramen so I don't have another to compare that specific ramen to. I really want to make a video on Domu in the future. The original location in East Market though, but it's proven to be quite difficult.

I didnt tried the omurice but looked really good, but again yeah price was a downside. Ramen was good, my wife and I tried a typical ramen and the curry one and idk how to feel about the curry one cause it was like extra thick, like too much flavor so was kinda hard to eat after a couple bites. I've tried domu, it was good, be ready to wait a while to get a table or reserve with time. Keep up the good content! @@latinchopsticks

@@ab_solutionThank you so much. Glad you're enjoying it. I've been to Domu, but the only location worth visiting in my opinion is the one in Eats Market. They other ones are subpar with pretty much any other average ramen.