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I know Masbate is a smaller place, but I wish they would open a ramen shop or something here That would be so cool, but Divine told me that they probably don’t open one here because it wouldn’t get much business. Since the people that live here are used to a certain type of food… which makes sense and I respect. |
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However… when I come visit, I would make sure to keep the shop running all by myself Maybe we can just add that as a business idea to open later in time? Honestly, we should open a restaurant here or something, what do you guys think? |
| Masbate, a serene and charming island province, may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of ramen. But for me, the dream of a ramen shop here is alive and kicking. I’ve always thought it would be so cool to have a cozy little place serving hot, steaming bowls of delicious ramen. Imagine sitting in a quaint shop, with the salty breeze of Masbate blending with the comforting aroma of miso and pork broth—absolute heaven! |
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| Divine, ever the realist, gently pointed out why that dream might remain just that—a dream. She explained that the locals are used to their own delicious staples, like pancit, seafood, and grilled favorites. It’s true; the culinary heritage here is rich and beloved. I totally respect that, but I can’t help wondering—what if we brought a little taste of Japan to Masbate? |
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| I laughed out loud thinking about it, but if that ramen shop did somehow materialize, I’d probably be the one keeping it afloat during my visits. Picture me, apron on, stirring pots of broth and making perfect ramen eggs like a pro. "Come try Masbate’s first ramen shop! The owner cooks and serves herself!" Talk about hands-on management! |
| But why stop at daydreaming? Maybe this could be the seed of something real. A restaurant, not just for ramen, but a fusion of Masbate’s unique flavors with international cuisine. A place where you could get your fresh seafood and a bowl of spicy tonkotsu. It could be a hit! |
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| So what do you guys think? Should we start working on a business plan for Masbate’s next big foodie destination? Who knows, maybe this small dream could grow into something amazing. After all, the best ideas often come from the heart—and my heart’s telling me, “Ramen in Masbate, let’s go!” |
I know Masbate is a smaller place
