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Tanpopo Noodle Shop
Menu for Tanpopo Noodle Shop
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Ratings and Reviews for Tanpopo Noodle Shop
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Apr 21 2012
Kirk L. via Yelp
It's simple, it's small, and it's always tasty. I order Beef Udon once a week and pick it up after being on the road all week. Lowertown is an understated...read more
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Mar 12 2012
Jennifer S. via Yelp
Coming here this past Friday around 5pm and finding only one other customer in the place was surprising given that the entire downtown area ought to have...read more
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Feb 18 2012
S W. via Yelp
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this. Admittedly I need to get my ass in here again. I'm a passionate fan of Japanese-food-other-than-sushi (love...read more
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May 29 2008
via Citysearch
Fare: The sushi here tastes very very fresh. I know all sushi must be fresh by definition, as it is raw, but it is the MOST fresh ...read more
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Dec 23 2007
jayleck via Citysearch
I absolutely adore this restaurant. In the winter, nothing hits the spot better than the Nabayaki Udon. I recommend this place to...read more
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Apr 10 2007
tcfoodie68 via Citysearch
After all these years of living in the Metro I finally ate at Tanpopo Noodle shop. Let me tell you, it is such a great little spa...read more
In Short
A hand-planed wood waiting bench welcomes guests; dishes are served in thrown pottery and soaring ceilings don't detract from the comfy, casual vibe. The St. Paul Farmers' Market is just across the street, and the Tanpopo chefs carry armloads of fresh ingredients back to their kitchen. Traditional Japanese noodle dishes are served hot (soups) or cold (salads), and you choose either udon or soba noodles to go with the simple mushroom, chicken and veggie combinations.