The name of the restaurant was 'Kazan' which meant a volcano in literary Japanese.
The soup bowls were made of stone; they brought heated bowls having noodles inside.
Then, they poured soup in the bowls in front of us. The bowls were so hot that the soup inside the bowls boiled like spurting lava from a volcano.
Customers had to hold a sheet of paper to fend off spurting soup.
Tastes were nice and we enjoyed watching the exciting cooking show.
Volcano noodle soup ? Looks like the perfect dish for winter ! Thanks for posting this , Ray.(Here it snowed a lot again tonight). I hope you have better weather.
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