Ramen for the hungry ones. Slow broth, loud flavour, and a small red oni who watches every bowl leave the kitchen. Vienna, 1060.
In Japanese folklore, oni are red-skinned demons: frightening, loud, and in many villages, protectors. Ours is softer. He is a little cat-shaped oni who guards the kitchen and makes sure nobody leaves hungry.
Red for the oni and for action. Black for the broth after eighteen hours. Cream for the noodles and the paper they are served on.
Yuzu soda, black sesame cola and a sour plum tonic, canned in-house. Something to put out the fire, or feed it.
Every takeaway bag leaves sealed. If the seal is broken, the demon got there first.
Tees, totes and bowls with the oni on them. Sold at the counter and soon online.
online shop coming soon