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Ramen Bar menu

As the ramen craze continues, more and more noodley restaurants open apace. This new restaurant in downtown SLC opened in 2018 between Eva and London Belle; the restaurants replaces the now defunct SoCo. The succinct menu focuses on big bowls of ramen, plus a few other Japanese pub specials.

Ramen Bar menu

The following Ramen Bar menu is dated September 2018:

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Ramen Bar menu - ramen
Ramen Bar menu – ramen
Ramen Bar menu - izakaya, dessert
Ramen Bar menu – izakaya, dessert

What are the hours for Ramen Bar

Monday TBA
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Sunday TBA

What else should I know about Ramen Bar

Cuisine: Japanese
Don’t miss: Ramen
Reservations: No
Parking: Minimal street parking
Alcohol:
Service and atmosphere:
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Where is Ramen Bar located

319 Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, USA

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