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Brits surrender to London's ramen invasion Posted: 13 Feb 2013 10:02 PM PST Four ramen joints have opened in London in the last year -- the city has finally discovered the art of high-quality noodles Natasha Stokes Tweet Article Page In London, foodies can find anything they want. Almost. Of the few gastronomic genres still eluding the city of immigrants, travelers and other nomadic cooks, the Asian noodle soup is the most glaring. Vietnamese pho may abound on Kingsland Road, and there's that one place in Chinatown where the Singapore laksa used to be good. But considering the city's general affinity to all things Japanese -- from sushi to teppanyaki -- the lack of ramen has been the most surprising. That's changing. Nav:  Explorations Life Tags:  ramen Country:  United Kingdom Cities:  London Editions:  English (International) Groups:  Business Travel Group Travel Locals Vertical:  Food and Drink Region:  Europe Show map at bottom of page Promoted to homepage blogroll:  0 Promoted to homepage hero:  0

Bloodless bullfighting in Okinawa Posted: 13 Feb 2013 06:01 PM PST Mention 'bullfight' and most Westerners visualize a matador taunting a bull with a cape and sword. Not so in Japan, as one CNN iReporter discovers Tweet Michael Lynch Article Page No matador here, just two bulls going head to head. At a bullfight in Okinawa there's no matador and there are no weapons. Visitors who expect bloodshed will be disappointed. Country:  Japan Groups:  Locals Cities:  Tokyo Editions:  English (International) Region:  Asia Pacific Tags:  Okinawa bullfighting Nav:  Tokyo Life Play Vertical:  Travel Features Show map at bottom of page Okinawa Promoted to homepage blogroll:  0 Promoted to homepage hero:  0

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