Hakata ramen chain to open N.Y. branch later this year

Hakata ramen chain to open N.Y. branch later this year

FUKUOKA, Japan - Photo taken June 11 shows the headquarters in Fukuoka, Kyushu, of Chikaranomoto Company Co., which runs the popular ''Ippudo'' chain of Hakata ramen noodle restaurants across Japan. The company plans to open a New York branch later this year, company officials said June 19.

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