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Review: Ryus Noodle Bar, an under-the-radar destination for highly slurpable ramen

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(Image: Caroline Aksich)
(Image: Caroline Aksich)

Ryus Noodle Bar 33 Baldwin St., 647-344-9306

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The ramen-slurping masses haven’t yet discovered Ryus, a new noodle house just a few doors down from the crowded Kinton on Baldwin.

Unlike the pork bowls at other ramen spots, Ryus’ signature is beef: rosy slices of sous vide AAA loin and al dente noodles in a pork-chicken-vegetable stock (the truffle oil for dipping is a strange touch). The spicy, scarlet miso tanmen ramen is hot enough to clear your sinuses, and the pleasantly chewy noodles work well with the soft, chili-detonated mapo tofu. All bowls come with free ginger, chili, roasted garlic or shallot sauces for extra flavour.

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