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3枚 　　◇　　◇ 　代表的な一つがマルテの「ラパンパラポーズ」だ。３月２７日・ヤクルト戦、試合前の円陣で助っ人砲が自ら「俺がホームランを打ったらみんなもやってくれ。約束するなら打ってやるぜ」と提案したという。翌日の同戦で１号を放ち、ベンチは大盛り上がりで試合も勝利。それからチーム内の決め事になった。 　「北川（打撃コーチ）がやってなくて。あいつ最初『恥ずかしい』って言ってやってなく...

Fegen's, 1050 Studewood, opened April 6. The new restaurant comes from F.E.E.D. TX Restaurant Group and will focus on classic American fare and cocktails. It takes over the space formerly occupied by Liberty Kitchen & Oyster Bar. The group (Lance Fegen, Carl Eaves, Will Davis and Jiim Jard) sold the Liberty Kitchen brand in the summer of 2020. Fegen will serve as chef-owner and managing partner. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in New York, Fegen has worked at some of Houston's best known dining establishments such as Brennan's of Houston, The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa as...

The 26 Most Comforting Ramen Joints in LA To Try This Winter Thrillist 12/29/2020 Joshua Lurie and Tiffany Tse © Photo courtesy of Ken's Ramen After enduring one hell of a ride, we all deserve some delicious comfort food to give 2020 its proper send off. And nothing screams “comfort” more than one of Japan’s most delicious imports: ramen. Luckily, the options in Los Angeles are virtually limitless—whether you're after rich, pork-fueled tonkotsu, umami-enriched tsukemen, or brothless mazemen. And while nothing beats slurping down a steaming hot bowl at your neighbor...

Slurp Down Some Noodles At These Las Vegas Ramen Shops Thrillist 12/29/2020 Nicole Rupersburg © Ramen Sora The concept of "Vegas cuisine" is inextricably tied to the Strip, and that's unfortunate: some of the most interesting restaurants are located off the Strip, and some of Vegas's best restaurants are the unassuming Asian joints located in strip malls in and around our woefully underrated Chinatown. There is a huge Asian presence in Las Vegas, and not just in the Asian whales keeping this city's gaming industry afloat -- we're basically a suburb of Los Angeles, after al...

Slurp Some of DC’s Best Ramen This Winter Thrillist 12/28/2020 Travis Mitchell © UZU There was a time when DC’s relationship with ramen was little more than college students, interns, and other budget-conscious diners boiling store-bought noodles. That all changed dramatically in 2011, when Toki Underground began offering Taiwanese-style ramen and drawing hour-long lines to its small Northeast loft. The years that followed saw a surge in like-minded restaurants (even pop-ups) offering savory, steaming bowls of ramen topped with pork, vegetables, and even fried chicken....