There's good news for noodle fans this morning as Glasgow favourites Ramen Dayo give us a sneak peek at their latest restaurant ahead of its opening date this weekend.
The new spot will open on Saturday in the space of the former Alchemilla restaurant at 1126 Argyle street.
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The stunning restaurant spans three levels with interiors designed to transport diners to the back streets of Tokyo with neon lights and vintage signs sourced from Japan.
The night-time buzz will be enhanced by a late licence allowing the Finnieston spot to develop an extended drinks menu with head bartender Lauren Patrick, in collaboration with Dark Art Drinks.
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The downstairs area is set to bring a unique experience to the city with a 'traditional izakaya-style' private dining area with three separate rooms seating up to ten people which will be available for hire.
Ramen Dayo began as a pop-up venture in an alleyway near Central Station in 2016 and quickly built a loyal following before moving into Ashton Lane in the city's West End two years later.
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The menu at their second Glasgow location will feature signature ramen bowls alongside rice dishes, gyozas and sweet treats.
Speaking previously with the Glasgow Times, owner Paul Beveridge said: “I was living in Japan for 12 years before moving back to Scotland in 2014.
“I found that there was nowhere at the time that you could buy ramen and spent almost every weekend making my own at home.
“After a few years, I felt that I had managed to get to a level that I was happy with and opened the first Ramen Dayo."
“I’m very passionate about the actual building process of the restaurants, the whole interior of the Asthon Lane Ramen Dayo was done by hand.”
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