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We serve 120 guests a night—roughly 110 of them will order ramen. We have to serve 110 bowls of the perfect noodles, every …

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  1. cut
    cut says:

    Never worked in a Ramen shop but ate at plenty. My ultimate criterion is: are the noodles cooked perfectly and is the soup super hot. Those two things are very hard to marry as the cook time and service window are SO small… probably less than 30 seconds. 🤔 Enjoyed seeing you explain that, great show tyvm!

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  2. jonathan branum
    jonathan branum says:

    peons expect perfection at F'n! McyD's–it ain't just your michelin star, you A$$! your michelin star puts your pressure to continue to prove to yourselves you do deserve it, anything else is a fail!

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  3. A V
    A V says:

    It's kinda insane that fine dining is like "it takes a lot of skill, labor and quality, expensive ingredients to make this incredible dish, but it doesn't FEEL expensive, so we had to slap some caviar on it"

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  4. Trey Forrester
    Trey Forrester says:

    "This is Kevin, one of the most important guys in the kitchen. He's salary, so after you do the math, he works for less than minimum wage. Sometimes we let him eat the messed up orders, because we're a family." Just a guess…

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