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    Starburst light fixtures bounce off a marble bar and concrete floors at this ramen shop in a quiet Orlando neighborhood. The chef, a James Beard semifinalist with a Michelin Bib Gourmand, builds bowls that swing between classical Japanese technique and flat-out invention, the kind of menu where the dish names alone tip you off that things are going to get interesting. Order ramen, then maybe the blistered shishitos while you wait for the second bowl you'll talk yourself into.

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    • Ritchie Rich

      “Creations, like the Ritchie Rich and Curry, are full of bold, memorable flavors and certainly worth a slurp.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Curry

      “Creations, like the Ritchie Rich and Curry, are full of bold, memorable flavors and certainly worth a slurp.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Blistered shishitos

      “Couple it with blistered shishitos for a delicious touch—and bit of crunch.”

      Michelin Guide

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