A recent USA Today feature called "50 States, 50 Ramen Destinations" name checked Domu for the Florida ramen pick. Domu is an Orlando restaurant in the Audubon Park District inside East End Market, 3201 Corrine Drive. This was first reported by Orlando Sentinel.
The writer said of Domu, "In Orlando, Domu adds to Florida’s heat by serving steamy, spicy bowls of ramen. House-made noodles are served in slow-cooked broths, ranging from chicken to pork based, and can be chased with craft cocktails from Domu’s bar."
The word domu is slang for “coming off of the dome" aka "whatever comes to mind according to owner Sonny Nguyen. (Source)
Beyond ramen, they're also known for their boba-mosas.
The writer of the feature was Melissa Kravitz, a freelance writer based in New York City. Kenshiro Uki, "vice president of operations for Sun Noodle, which manufactures custom ramen noodles for restaurants across the country" was interviewed for the piece.
On July 12, 2016 we had shared that East End Market, the restaurant-leaking-at-the-time foodie hub, was getting a new tenant in the former Txokos restaurant space named Domu. It opened reservations October 18th.
The writer said of Domu, "In Orlando, Domu adds to Florida’s heat by serving steamy, spicy bowls of ramen. House-made noodles are served in slow-cooked broths, ranging from chicken to pork based, and can be chased with craft cocktails from Domu’s bar."
The word domu is slang for “coming off of the dome" aka "whatever comes to mind according to owner Sonny Nguyen. (Source)
Beyond ramen, they're also known for their boba-mosas.
The writer of the feature was Melissa Kravitz, a freelance writer based in New York City. Kenshiro Uki, "vice president of operations for Sun Noodle, which manufactures custom ramen noodles for restaurants across the country" was interviewed for the piece.
On July 12, 2016 we had shared that East End Market, the restaurant-leaking-at-the-time foodie hub, was getting a new tenant in the former Txokos restaurant space named Domu. It opened reservations October 18th.
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