RamenHaus: A No-JavaScript, No-Cookies Photo Log of 114 Ramen Bowls

RamenHaus is a personal cataloguing project that documents ramen from around the world through photography and short reviews. As of this writing it holds 114 entries, each pairing a bowl with its restaurant, city, and date — the featured entry is a Sake Kasu Noko Soba from Ginza Kazami in Tokyo. Visitors can page through bowls one at a time or jump to a full index, with the most recent addition highlighted.

What makes the site notable to a technical audience is its stripped-down build philosophy, summed up as “No cookies. No tips. No JavaScript. Just ramen.” There is no client-side scripting and no tracking, making it a deliberately lightweight, privacy-respecting static site — a small counterexample to the norm of script-heavy, ad-instrumented web pages. The creator credits Lauren’s ‘Rotating Sandwiches’ and the Naive Yearly project as inspiration, and invites submissions at [email protected].