Check out Fat Noodle’s ramen bowl and appetizer summer special for $15

Check out Fat Noodle’s ramen bowl and appetizer summer special for $15

Jun 1, 20192 min read

If you’re looking to eat like a king on a pauper budget, swing by Fat Noodle at 811 E. Wetmore.

Beginning June 1, simply drop by, mention you saw this offer on Tucson Foodie, and you’ll get your choice of any ramen bowl and any appetizer – Fat Noodle calls ’em ‘Fat Snacks’ – for just $15.

Depending on what you choose, it’s a pretty substantial savings. With most ramen bowls priced around $12, and some of the higher priced Fat Snacks at $7, it’s over 20% off.

Regardless of this deal, though, you’ll really want to give them a try. The new and improved menu since they became a brick and mortar establishment is really impressive.

Blistered Shishito Peppers at Fat Noodle
Blistered Shishito Peppers at Fat Noodle (Photo by Jackie Tran)

Fat Noodle’s Fat Snacks, which I’ve personally tried and was blown away by, include items, such as:

Fat Snacks
  • Tempura veg – not your typical tempura veg. The Brussels sprouts, shiitake, and unique tempura breading almost makes this a meal in itself
  • Kaarage – super-tasty lightly breaded, bitesize, boneless fried chicken pieces
  • Gyoza – pretty traditional potstickers
  • Blistered Shishito Peppers
  • View all Fat Noodle Fat Snacks

Fat Noodle offers six kinds of ramen bowls. These include:

Ramen
  • House ramen – this is your traditional ramen in a chicken and pork shoyu broth
  • Miso – yellow miso – not vegetarian
  • Spicy Miso – red spicy miso, also not vegetarian
  • Shiitake – mushroom broth, this one’s vegetarian
  • Spicy Shiitake – red spicy miso, but no chicken and pork broth
  • Miso Shiitake – yellow miso and mushroom broth mixed
  • View all ramen details at fnramen.com

And if you’re one of those people that takes photos of all your food, don’t forget to tag #fatnoodle in all your Instagram and Facebook pics.

Fat Noodle is located at 811 E. Wetmore and is open from 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. daily. For more information, visit fnramen.com.

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Adam Lehrman

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