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535 N 300 W Unit H103, Salt Lake City, UT
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Listed sections: Curry (5), Drinks (5), Most ordered (8), Noodles (1), Rice (1), Salad (6), Soup (5), Stir Fry (4).
Appetizers, entrées, desserts, cocktails and mocktails are checked separately. A section with no verified items is not assumed to be unavailable. Prices and seasonal items may change.
Items are sourced from published restaurant menus. Seasonal specials, prices and availability can change.
Homemade Udon noodle Soup with chicken
Larb is packed with bright, delicious flavors and contrasting textures. Choice of protein: chicken or beef.
Papaya salad, four chicken wings, pork rinds, vermacilli noodles, Nam (Vietnamese ham), cabbage and boiled egg
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