Larmen Dosanko Makes a Triumphant Return… to Los Angeles
If you’ve been living or working in Midtown for a lot longer than you care to admit, then you might be excited to learn that Larmen Dosanko- the old Japanese noodle chain that had a bunch of locations in New York in the 80s- has returned to the United States. Sadly the first location is in Los Angeles (Zach wrote about it over on our L.A. site today) and they’ve done a major rebranding job so the yakisoba is gone and the ramen looks way more like a modernized bowl of miso ramen then anything that was being served out of the original locations here in NYC.
Posted by The ML Team at 2:24 pm, December 8th, 2014 under Dosanko.
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Name of the cart or restaurant?
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Larmen Dosanko… circa 1985
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Their fried chicken was spectacular, filling and cheap. Should be in the Midtown Lunch hall of fame.
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FREAK OF THE WEEK
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Boy…I remember the one in Flushing before Flushing turned into Chinatown #2. Man, those were some horrible, tasteless noodles. Made me wonder how it lasted as long as it did back then. And this was supposed to be “McDonald’s of Japan?” Then any other Japanese noodle chain or restaurant qualifies as “Wolfgang’s of Japan.”
Yakisoba with gyoza over salad with ginger dressing … 5th Ave & 32nd St … japanese junk food at it’s finest