We went to Kings Hawaiian for dinner. This restaurant was started as a bakery by a Japanese American, Robert Taira, in Hilo, Hawaii. I had this Saimin in the picture. According to Wiped, Saimin is a noodle dish inspired by Japanese Udon, Chinese Mein and Filipino Pancit. It looks and tastes like a mixture of Ramen and Udon in Japan. I was wondering how I was supposed to use mustard on the side, but did not dare to use it. Ramen with mustard? I don't think so. This great mixture of everything reminds me of the population mix of this area.
5/27/2010
Saimin
We went to Kings Hawaiian for dinner. This restaurant was started as a bakery by a Japanese American, Robert Taira, in Hilo, Hawaii. I had this Saimin in the picture. According to Wiped, Saimin is a noodle dish inspired by Japanese Udon, Chinese Mein and Filipino Pancit. It looks and tastes like a mixture of Ramen and Udon in Japan. I was wondering how I was supposed to use mustard on the side, but did not dare to use it. Ramen with mustard? I don't think so. This great mixture of everything reminds me of the population mix of this area.