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  • #921592
    bikedavid
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    Do you like to bike? Do you like noodle soup? If so then this game is for you because there’s nothing like a bowl of steaming noodles to power you on a cold wintry day!

    The rules are simple:

    1. Ride your bike to a noodle soup place

    2. Consume the bowl of noodle soup at that location. This could be a brick-and-mortar place or a food truck!

    3. Take a photo of your bowl of noodle soup

    4. Post a photo here with a note about it

    5. You can visit the same place only once. However, if the place is a chain, you can visit their other locations, e.g., Jinya Logan Circle and Jinya Mosaic District

    6. What qualifies as noodle soup? Pretty much anything that contains noodles in a soup including Ramen, pho, Taiwanese beef noodle soup, Indonesian Mie ayam

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noodle_soup

    7. Not required but if you so desire you can tag your ride as #FS2020soupyride or #FS2020slurpyride

    8. The winner will be whoever visits the most locations

    Happy slurping!

    #1101947
    secstate
    Participant

    Good idea! So many ramen places have popped up in the past year, including in my neighborhood. I’m very glad to recommend Isshin Ramen on 18th St in AdMo.

    #1101934
    Switch
    Participant

    I’m in.

    #1102764
    josh
    Participant

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    I had the Roots pho, and loaded it up with toppings. It was delicious, but didn’t destroy my sinuses the way I was hoping it would. The tofu fries were great too! Deep fried anything probably is. I’ve spotted schvin here before, so I know it’s legit (and I’ve been a couple times before too). I just want to know if they still do the pho challenge. If so, who wants to ride a fasted century with me and then stop by?

    #1102845
    Emm
    Participant

    Delicious spicy Ramen in Falls Church. I think this place changes its menu in small ways every 6 months and yet somehow always serves the same thing. Quite delicious. 2b5933c986be144fbf1e2ad3fa3dd509.jpg4790e12277846610bd377ce36c1590c0.jpg

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    #1102849
    Steve O
    Participant

    Here’s a shot of the previous post’s photo being taken
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    From the menu. I would have ordered, but I like my octopus balls to be cone-shaped
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    #1102942
    bikedavid
    Participant

    @josh 196309 wrote:

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    I had the Roots pho, and loaded it up with toppings. It was delicious, but didn’t destroy my sinuses the way I was hoping it would. The tofu fries were great too! Deep fried anything probably is. I’ve spotted schvin here before, so I know it’s legit (and I’ve been a couple times before too). I just want to know if they still do the pho challenge. If so, who wants to ride a fasted century with me and then stop by?

    Looks delicious. I may consider awarding extra points if anyone does the pho challenge!

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    #1102943
    bikedavid
    Participant

    @Emm 196403 wrote:

    Delicious spicy Ramen in Falls Church. I think this place changes its menu in small ways every 6 months and yet somehow always serves the same thing. Quite delicious. 2b5933c986be144fbf1e2ad3fa3dd509.jpg4790e12277846610bd377ce36c1590c0.jpg

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    Looks fantastic! Will have to check out this place.

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    #1102944
    bikedavid
    Participant

    @Steve O 196408 wrote:

    Here’s a shot of the previous post’s photo being taken
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    From the menu. I would have ordered, but I like my octopus balls to be cone-shaped
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    Quite the production. Getting hungry just looking at the photos!

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    #1103254
    JoM
    Participant

    #FSsoupyride 1

    Northwest Chinese Food, 7313 E Baltimore Ave., Ste E, College Park, MD 20740

    Just a few blocks off the Trolley Trail on Route 1, there is a tiny place that serves nothing that you would find in any other Chinese Restaurant or take out place in the Metropolitan DC area. Seriously, if you haven’t been go! (Or let us know – Drevil and I can meet you there. ;).)

    I usually get the “Liang Pi” noodles – it’s a cold noodle salad with carrots, cucumber, cilantro, peanuts, wheat gluten, and garlic – lots of garlic in a vinegar-based dressing. (So good they often run out.) They are known for their knife-cut noodles and “burgers” — but tonight, for a PP, I got the Northwest Chinese Noodle Soup, with knife-cut noodles, veggies, wood ear mushrooms, and lily blossoms in a sour-spicy broth. And they were yummy.

    For the foodies out there: https://www.washingtonian.com/2019/02/15/100-very-best-restaurants-93-northwest-chinese-food-2/

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    #1103392
    bikedavid
    Participant

    @JoM 196855 wrote:

    #FSsoupyride 1

    Northwest Chinese Food, 7313 E Baltimore Ave., Ste E, College Park, MD 20740

    Just a few blocks off the Trolley Trail on Route 1, there is a tiny place that serves nothing that you would find in any other Chinese Restaurant or take out place in the Metropolitan DC area. Seriously, if you haven’t been go! (Or let us know – Drevil and I can meet you there. ;).)

    I usually get the “Liang Pi” noodles – it’s a cold noodle salad with carrots, cucumber, cilantro, peanuts, wheat gluten, and garlic – lots of garlic in a vinegar-based dressing. (So good they often run out.) They are known for their knife-cut noodles and “burgers” — but tonight, for a PP, I got the Northwest Chinese Noodle Soup, with knife-cut noodles, veggies, wood ear mushrooms, and lily blossoms in a sour-spicy broth. And they were yummy.

    For the foodies out there: https://www.washingtonian.com/2019/02/15/100-very-best-restaurants-93-northwest-chinese-food-2/

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    Looks delicious–and sweaty!

    #1103399
    LeprosyStudyGroup
    Participant

    YEah I’m almost never in College Park but I will have to make that place a destination now.

    I recently had one of the worst bowls of Ramen I’ve ever encountered at the Jinya in Mosaic District, it actually made me angry it was so bad and expensive. Would love to have a great bowl of something new to make up for that soon!

    #1103442
    JoM
    Participant

    @LeprosyStudyGroup 197010 wrote:

    YEah I’m almost never in College Park but I will have to make that place a destination now.

    LSG – If you come up this far – be sure to visit MD Meadworks in Hyattsville, too! It’s just a bit off of the Northwest Branch Trail.

    #1103584
    Brownws
    Participant

    Thai at Silver Spring

    Delicious Tom Yum chicken warms core

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    #1104099
    JoM
    Participant

    So – I should be out riding, but figured that I’d update my soupy status before I head out.

    Places in College Park:
    Qu Japan – right off Route 1 – only one veg option that you can make spicy. Comes with tofu, mushrooms, corn, bean sprouts, and nori (also bamboo shoots – but not my favorite, so I left it out) with springy chewy noodles in a savory and hot broth.
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    Saburo – also off Route 1 – Spicy Miso Ramen – this isn’t worth writing about – broth was SUPER salty.
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    Rockville: The Block, Mama Mei’s – Udon Soup with mushrooms and fried tofu – very filling – but they also threw Bonito Flakes on top – so vegetarians beware. (They probably also add bonito flakes in the stock as well.) The Block in Rockville had tons of space. I will have to go back to get ice cream – they had tons of asian-inspired flavors like – Ube, Lychee, Matcha, and Pandan with Mochi.
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    DC: Sichuan Pavillion – A huge bowl of Mapo Tofu Noodle Soup – mouth numbing slurpy soup that was splash all over my shirt good. I used to work near Farragut Square – so when HF suggested that we go here, I was all in!
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