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With rich bone and vegetable broths, springy noodles and fresh toppings, ramen is sure to cure what ails you and keep you warm on a chilly day. South Jersey has a range of places to sink your spoon into: from traditional slurp shops to ramen specialty restaurants. Some restaurants are even making noodles in house. Here are five places, new and old, to get your slurp on. Kokoro Ramen, Cherry Hill The new slurp shop on Brace Road is cooking up fresh noodle ramen. The shop, co-owned by Adeline Lee and Alfred Chow, is an idea that blossomed after Chow s store in Singapore was a success. The partners brought their ramen to Cherry Hill in October. ....
What we got: Monarch ramen ($15) Steamy windows always remind of that hide-away restaurant tucked into an urban side street, with pungent aromas hitting as you enter the promise of something warm and hearty on the plate. At Midtown Monarch, that something is in a bowl, and having tried nearly all five of their standard ramen noodle soup offerings since the place opened in October 2019, it’s tough to choose a fave. The signature Monarch ramen hits all the right notes with a spicy pork broth, savory and very tender braised pork, crunchy vegetable toppings like bean sprouts and bamboo, and the creaminess of a fried egg. The pickled mustard greens on top of the soup cuts through the richness and balances the other flavors, making you wonder why pickled goodies aren’t part of every soup offering. Even better, you can build your own ramen ($13), which allows you to explore the various broths, noodles (tr ....
Young Kwak photo Shannon Reeves Kapek: Fiesta Mexicana on South Grand. They have a huge variety and it s always excellent. They have the most consistent quality we ve ever experienced. Meagen Knapp: Market Street Pizza Parlor Spokane they never disappoint and have daily deals that are incredible. We order from them at least once a week. Misty Jensen: Had a delicious chicken and biscuit from Bruncheonette and any and all pizza and burrito specials from Iron Goat. Dan Wilson: Kokoro Ramen and Boba Tea Time no doubt, some of [the best], if not the best, in Spokane and it s in the Valley, which is pretty rare to have a place blow my mind. ....