Cheu Noodle Bar Twerking Ramen Bowls
We’ve come a long way since the days of the offensively-named-to-some “Roundeye Noodle Bar” pop ups. These days, Cheu Noodle Bar brings in a solid lunch and dinner crowd every day to their permanent location on 10th Street. The space, that once upon a time housed Maru Global, has been completely transformed with a few small tables and seating at the bar. Its definitely cramped, but nobody seems to mind. A promise of new menu items reminded me it had been too long since I visited, and that I had never gotten around to writing about them. I needed a memory and mouth refresher.
Oyster buns, added to the menu last week and the only new menu item I ended up trying, came out hot and perfectly fried. Instead of a starchy mantou bun, these come on flaky, almost biscuit like buns that I was crazy for.
THE + (What somebody who likes this place would say)
- Complete bowl of flavorful soup and bouncy noodles
- The small plates pack a punch
THE – (What somebody who doesn’t like this place would say)
- I don’t have time for a long lunch
- Bill adds up fast, especially when you add in apps and drinks
Cheu Noodle Bar, 255 S 10th St, 267 639 4136
Posted by Jamie at 9:56 am, January 27th, 2015 under noodles, ramen, soup.
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“biscuit like buns that I was crazy for”
You rang princess?