Ramen Jinya Expands to Miracle Mile, Opens Shop Today
Ramen expansion comes to Miracle Mile: Ramen Jinya opens second location on Wilshire Boulevard.
Ramen expansion comes to Miracle Mile: Ramen Jinya opens second location on Wilshire Boulevard.
The opening of this Tokyo-style spot is expected sometime next week.
This coming flood of buckwheat noodles is sponsored by Japanese rice giant Shinmei under the cross-cultural exchange program, Common Grains.
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