The Annex Dry Style ramen veers from the traditional soup-based ramen, offering a brothless version instead. This unique ramen is served with a sauce that captures the robust, earthy essence of mushrooms, amplifying the depth of flavors and providing a delightful contrast to the usual pork-centric fare.

Complementing the mushroom sauce, the dish features thick, chewy noodles, an ideal choice to carry the rich, robust flavors. The Tsujita Artisan Noodle Annex ensures a variety of textures and tastes by topping the ramen with crispy fried onions, finely chopped chashu, crunchy bean sprouts and cabbage.

To finish, a soft-boiled egg adds a touch of creaminess and a sprinkle of green onions provides a fresh counterpoint. The Annex Dry Style ramen at Tsujita Artisan Noodle Annex is not just a dish; it’s an exploration of unique flavor profiles, making this spot a standout in the ramen landscape of Los Angeles.

If you are interested in the other ramen options at Tsujita Annex, check out the following.

• Kyoto Style Negi Ramen
• Chashu Tsukemen
• Chashu Ramen
• Vegan Ramen
• Dry Style

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If in are interested in other ramen options at Jidaiya, check these out.

• Kai-Shio
• Tonkotsu Shio
• Tonkostu Shoyu
• Garlic Tan Tan Men
• Tsukimi Yatai
• Tsukemen

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