[Ulic Qel-Droma]

so which place in town has the best dobin mushi?

or those who don't know:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobin_mushi

http://kyotofoodie.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/kyoto-kaiseki-natsu-matsutake-dobin-mushi-3.jpg

http://www.matsumi.de/AA-Fotos/P9251399.jpg

http://www.sbs.com.au/food/sites/sbs.com.au.food/files/styles/full/public/Dobin-Mushi.jpg

[Culverin]

Um, I've never even heard of this.

Is there any place that even makes it?
I would like to try.

[SkinnyPupp]

It's usually part of Kaiseki, IIRC. Are there any traditional Kaiseki restaurants in town? If so, that's where you should look.

I will say that it's kind of a weird thing to go out of the way to find.. I mean it's just broth...

[IfUCare]

i've had it at Tsujki in richmond before.
i can't say it was very memorable..

SOUP, SALAD & SUNOMONO | Sashimi, sushi, robata, Japanese BBQ at Tsukiji Japanese restaurant in Richmond, BC (http://tsukiji.ca/alacarte/)

[jonwon]

I've only tried it at Manzo and Koto in Richmond and I really liked the one at Koto. I think most japanese restaurants should have it

[monkeywrench]

The one at Kiriri in Richmond is very good. Only draw back is that they don't always have it on the menu I believe.

[Ulic Qel-Droma]

koto has one? LOL!!! I'll order it just for kicks next time I'm there.

actually a lot of places have this, just most people don't know it, or don't care for soups.

it's totally not "JUST BROTH"!!! any super soup lover will disagree with that lol!

it's got this awesome taste, i can't describe it. Now I'm out to search for the best one in town. It doesn't look super hard to make either... maybe...

[Expresso]

Where have you tried so far?

[Wormiez]

I've had this at Seto in Richmond before.