TL;DR I made free site ramenpopups.com/ where cooks can list their events and ramen eaters can find good ramen in their area.
If you’re watching videos on how to make ramen, chances are you love to eat it but don’t have great options in your local area. That’s where I was too. Though over the year of running this channel I’ve surprisingly learned that getting great ramen locally for a lot of people isn’t as impossible as you would think. After connecting with many passionate ramen cooks from around the world, I’ve seen that some of the best ramen outside of Japan is served by fellow ramen nerds at small, local popup events.
Oftentimes, the ramen served at these events matches the quality might find in Japan but unless you’re in the know and follow these people on Instagram, you will never know that they’re doing it because of the small quantities they usually serve.
That’s why I spent the day yesterday putting together a small website called ramenpopups.com.
ramenpopups.com/ It’s a free to use community calendar where ramen cooks can post their popup events or kit sales and connect with local ramen fans in their area.
The whole site is free to use for everyone so please check it out. I just put it up yesterday so I’m hoping more chefs add their events to it and it can really become a place to check regularly when you’re looking for good ramen made by passionate people in your area.
Please check it out and if you’re a cook who’s doing a popup in the future, please submit your event.
I just put it up yesterday so it’s still a work in progress. My goal is to make this a central hub for ramen cooks to connect with potential fans which could eventually lead to them to bigger opportunities.
Way of Ramen
TL;DR I made free site ramenpopups.com/ where cooks can list their events and ramen eaters can find good ramen in their area.
If you’re watching videos on how to make ramen, chances are you love to eat it but don’t have great options in your local area. That’s where I was too. Though over the year of running this channel I’ve surprisingly learned that getting great ramen locally for a lot of people isn’t as impossible as you would think. After connecting with many passionate ramen cooks from around the world, I’ve seen that some of the best ramen outside of Japan is served by fellow ramen nerds at small, local popup events.
Oftentimes, the ramen served at these events matches the quality might find in Japan but unless you’re in the know and follow these people on Instagram, you will never know that they’re doing it because of the small quantities they usually serve.
That’s why I spent the day yesterday putting together a small website called ramenpopups.com.
ramenpopups.com/
It’s a free to use community calendar where ramen cooks can post their popup events or kit sales and connect with local ramen fans in their area.
The whole site is free to use for everyone so please check it out. I just put it up yesterday so I’m hoping more chefs add their events to it and it can really become a place to check regularly when you’re looking for good ramen made by passionate people in your area.
Please check it out and if you’re a cook who’s doing a popup in the future, please submit your event.
I just put it up yesterday so it’s still a work in progress. My goal is to make this a central hub for ramen cooks to connect with potential fans which could eventually lead to them to bigger opportunities.
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