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First taste: Menchanko-Tei

Menchanko-Tei’s new digs on Keeaumoku gave us a lot to chew on


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Menchanko Tei

Their marinated pork on rice is also very good, and everyone raves about the tonkatsu. So if you try Menchanko-Tei, try these items, and make your judgement from there. Itadakimasu!

Note that Menchanko-Tei in Waikiki is not actually closing, but transforming into a new restaurant featuring Nagasaki-style champon ramen. It won’t be run by Menchanko-Tei’s owner, Ahikide Yonehama, but by his brother.

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sakeshop 12 pts

Ever since we had "mostuni" or motsu nikomi in Japan I've loved that kind of stuff.  Now we just have to find the right sake to go with the mostunabe and try to convince Melissa808  to deliver some to our shop! 

Melissa808 268 pts moderator

 sakeshop need to do another tasting!

turkfontaine 202 pts

Kee st goes thru a lot of changes but it seems to be getting better all the time. 

Melissa808 268 pts moderator

 turkfontaine I like it because it's convenient!

nonstopmari 245 pts moderator

i was disappointed i cdn't try my fave spicy miso chige ramen dish last nite, but glad it's on the kmoku menu and v glad to be introduced to the hotpots. loved the motsunabe broth (NOT the intestines themselves) and the yosenabe ingredients and that hearty, al dente ramen, esp after it's absorbed some of the broth. wish i cd get the motsunabe broth w/o the intestines and w/ the yosenabe ingredients.

nonstopmari 245 pts moderator

i brought home the motsunabe broth and simmered won bok in it for a quick soup the next day. not only was it as unctuously good as the first day, i found in it a bit of intestine that, after the second simmer, i was able to chew thru. THAT was good.

Melissa808 268 pts moderator

 nonstopmari if nctrnlbst  were commenting on the blog, he'd say that they needed to soak the intestines in vinegar first.

edmorita 71 pts moderator

@Melissa808 @nonstopmari ummm... Yeah, what Melissa said. White wine vinegar for a neutral flavor, cider vinegar to sweeten it up. White balsamic if you really want to sweeten it up.

M 64 pts

Hello Melissa, another place to check out...

Melissa808 268 pts moderator

 M Hi M! I wonder if you should eat here before or after you go to Fukuoka?? hmmmmmm

M 64 pts

 Melissa808 Maybe I should try the one in Fukuoka.

Annoddah_Dave 82 pts

Delicate Blossom:  OK, I'm like EO, rubbery intestines are not my forte.  Overall, would you say that this place warrants 3 stars?  out of 5?

Melissa808 268 pts moderator

 Annoddah_Dave I would, depending on what you order!

About Melissa Chang

Melissa has more than 20 years’ experience in marketing and public relations. She is currently a freelance writer and independent marketing consultant, specializing in social media. 

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