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Rest easy, Phoenix: We officially have an awesome ramen spot. Being a valley dweller my whole life, I've been plagued with the absence of a good, local ramen place. Making the lengthy drive to Tempe's Republic Ramen for a large bowl of "Okay, I guess" was getting old, fast. Alas, Noodle Bar has come to Phoenix, bringing solace and tasty noodles to relieve us restless ramen folk. Hyper authentic ramen? Not quite. Does that upset me? Hell no. Noodle Bar's broths and combinations are innovative and exciting. I've tried nearly every one of their ramen bowls and none have failed to impress me. I'm always psyched to go back and try another bowl. Not to mention they have other tasty Japanese soul-dishes like Chahaan rice. This place is well on par with the likes of LA's Little Tokyo izakayas and yatai diners. If you're looking for that satisfying post-nosh belly rub, Noodle Bar is there for you.
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