Amsterdam Curated: City and Food

I love Japanese Ramen. I know it's not the healthiest food, but I've always loved its addictive flavour. Thanks to the proximity and cheap flight tickets, I used to visit Japan a few times a year when I lived in Asia. Some of my favourite destinations are Sapporo and Fukuoka, which are two of the top three ramen cities in Japan. Japanese people love to rank things, like the top three ramens (Sapporo, Hakata, and Kitakata) or the top three udons (Sanuki, Inaniwa, and Mizusawa). I sometimes find it amusing how many lists they have. Nevertheless, I can tell you that these ramen cities - although I haven't visited Kitakata, located in Fukushima - are serious, and there's undeniable authenticity there Since I'm not Japanese, you may not approve of my taste. That's possible. Still, Ramen is one of my favourite Japanese delicacies, and I've visited quite a few great ramen places all over Japan. I consider  Ganso Nagahamaya (元祖長浜屋)  in Fukuoka and  Baikohken  (梅光軒) ...