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An outdoor, slightly tilted photograph captures the vibrant red and black exterior of a ramen restaurant named Ichibanken in Nha Trang Ward, Vietnam, during what appears to be bright daytime. The main subject is the restaurant's storefront, dominated by a large black sign with gold lettering that prominently displays "TONKOTSU RAMEN ICHIBANKEN" and "Mì nhật ichibanken" (Japanese noodles Ichibanken). Below this, traditional white noren banners feature large, bold Japanese calligraphy reading "豚骨麺屋 一番軒" (Tonkotsu Menya Ichibanken, meaning Pork Bone Noodle Shop Ichibanken). To the right of the banners, a red sign informs customers about seating: "Tầng hai còn chỗ ngồi / Seats available upstairs," with translations in Korean, Russian, and Chinese. The glass entrance doors are visible, with "OPEN" and "WELCOME" signs, along with operating hours: "11:00 - 22:00 (Last ord 21:30)" and a contact number. Reflections on the glass show blurred figures inside, and a person in a light-colored shirt is visible near the entrance. A scooter is parked to the far right, partially visible. On the sidewalk in front of the restaurant, several A-frame signs display appetizing images of ramen bowls and other menu items. Another sign includes company information for "CÔNG TY TNHH EIWA EN" and an address in "P. Nha Trang, Khánh Hoà," along with a phone number. A small gold plaque on the red wall reads "161 NGUYỄN THIỆN THUẬT." The ground is a tiled pavement. The scene suggests an active urban environment, typical of a bustling eatery.
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