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Bowl Club is a printable kit for hosting ramen night at home. Nine A4 pages: a one-night plan, a shopping list with substitutions, a table menu, place cards, and a bowl card for the stove. Instant PDF. Not food. You shop locally. $19, or $9.49/month.
Hey, I’m Dom. I live in Tokyo and I kept ruining ramen night by treating it like a dinner party. Broth can sit. Noodles cannot.
Bowl Club is the paper part. Not a meal kit. You still buy the food at your own shops.
Nine A4 pages: a one-night plan, a shopping list with substitutions (skip the menma if the shop hasn’t got it), a table menu, place cards with an allergy line for the cook, two art pages, and a bowl card you keep by the stove. Instant PDF. $19, or $9.49 a month if you want the next drop.
I built it because every “let’s do ramen” night turned into someone boiling eight portions in one pot and serving mush.
If you’ve hosted ramen at home: what actually broke first, the noodles, the shopping, or the table?
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About Bowl Club on Product Hunt
“Run ramen night like a shop, not a scramble.”
Bowl Club was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #83 on the daily leaderboard. Bowl Club is a printable kit for hosting ramen night at home. Nine A4 pages: a one-night plan, a shopping list with substitutions, a table menu, place cards, and a bowl card for the stove. Instant PDF. Not food. You shop locally. $19, or $9.49/month.
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