Canadian restaurant's 'Beer Ramen' is served in an icy mug and topped with 'foam'
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Love ramen, but hate how it’s always served up in a practical, functional bowl?
Let’s just pretend you answered “yes” for the sake of fun, because a restaurant in Canada is doing just that, for some reason.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Yuu Japanese Tapas, located in Richmond, British Columbia, is now serving a chilled soup they’re calling “Beer Ramen,” and it comes in a large beer stein.
The idea came to Yuu owner Julia Kubotani earlier this summer on an especially hot afternoon, she told Insider.
“Thankfully we had a very hot summer this year in Vancouver and one day I was just sitting on the couch and it was so hot and I thought about icy cold beer. And the next thing I thought, ‘Why not beer ramen?’” said Kubotani.
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The dish contains no actual beer, but is instead made using chilled ramen broth, chilled ramen noodles, and a head of “foam” fashioned from egg whites and gelatin.
It’s also already a hit with the Instagram crowd.
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Yuu’s Beer Ramen is also not to be confused with the Cup O’ Beer — an actual beer brewed with ramen noodles and released by the Texas-based Collective Brewing Project in 2017, Food & Wine reported —although they share a similar idea on paper.