TOKYO (TR) – Next weekend, one ramen shop in Tokyo will be deficient in — ahem — support afforded to its staff, and customers wouldn’t have it any other way.

On October 11, adult video (AV) channel Paradise TV will present “No Bra-men,” in which busty actresses Shiori Tsukada (@shioritsukada) and Mayu Kawai serve bowls of noodles while not attired in brassieres.

The shop, located in the Ikebukuro district of Toshima Ward, will offer noodles and soup garnished with onions and other toppings for 1,000 yen ( RM 36.80 ) . Extra noodles can be purchased for an additional 500 yen.

“The girls will serve ramen with plenty of love and a dollop of happiness to customers,” says a description of the project on the Web site of the Tokyo-based channel.

A few words of warning: Customers cannot touch the actresses, servings will be limited to 200 bowls and minors are not allowed inside the premises.

ikebukuro!! tssk...just the i stayed last year...

Ermm.. Busty?? More like sagging...

It's not a bad idea

Bola palsu

Ya ....eeeewwww....

Rm36.80. And people complain about the prices here lol

itu shiori tsukada nenen AAA

This post has been edited by buysellaccount: Oct 4 2015, 01:07 PM

ramen accidentally spill

How about noodles soup served in used bra instead of bowl

Fan service even in food industry

oishii desu

We don't like soggy ramen.

in msia we can have no undies ramen....male waitress wearing no undies. got market??

It's not that much more expensive than avetage, oddly enough.

My own experience in Japan has been ramen costs between 600 to 1k yen depending on what you order. It can go as low as 500 yen in out-of-the-way areas.

Might seem expensive to you, but anything under 1k yen is paid in coins. It's small change to them.

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2015/08/2...e/#.VhC4G3Whe-I

Is this accurate?

This post has been edited by wodenus: Oct 4 2015, 01:26 PM

All these sex gimmicks getting old oredi.

All the japanese can cum up with are gimmicks packed full of sexual undertones.

Actually, I don't mind getting lempang.... by those .....

Should be, I guess.

That's an hourly wage, which means they can easily afford a meal after working an hour and it's not some budget cheapskate affair either.

Over here, you can't even buy McD on an hours wage.

Um.. that was 1000 yen, the article says 798 yen.