THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Naga Naga Ramen

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Naga Naga Ramen Restaurant Review:

If slurping big bowls of ramen or udon noodles is your idea of a meal, then Naga Naga is definitely your kind of place. The menu, overflowing with a hundred offerings, specializes in ramen swimming in various broths: tonkotsu (from pork stock), miso or shoyu (chicken or vegetable). Among the restaurant’s “revolutionary ramen”---which don’t seem quite that revolutionary---are the likes of pork with green onions and kimchi in a spicy broth. Side dishes include gyoza dumplings, takoyaki (fried octopus balls) and soft shell crab with citrus-soy sauce. A dozen or so rice dishes are offered as well, and dessert consists of mochi ice cream or red bean slush. Sitting behind a red awning in Old Pasadena, Naga Naga is a casual space dominated by a tropical fish aquarium. Execution can be inconsistent, but like most respectable noodle joints from Tokyo to Temple City, the pricing is quite attractive. Also located at 46 W. Valley Blvd., Alhambra, 626-300-0010.