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Rejoice, Tempe ramen lovers, because Tampopo Ramen has reopened for business.
The noodle spot was closed for about three weeks after a woman drove her car into the front windows of the restaurant. Tempe police tweeted out a picture of the accident, which occurred on December 22, adding that impairment was not a factor. The restaurant, which was closed at the time of the accident, was empty, and the driver was not injured.
Update: vehicle removed from business; fortunately business was closed & no one was injured. Impairment not a factor pic.twitter.com/hXvm34DUfF
— Tempe Police (@TempePolice) December 22, 2015Tampopo Ramen is located at 3223 South McClintock Drive, just north of the intersection of McClintock and Southern Avenue. The restaurant has been open for about two months but already has become known for its Hakata-style ramen made with pork bone-based broth and straight noodles, which are made in-house.
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The restaurant reopened on Friday, January 8, according to a post on the Tampopo Ramen Facebook, and resumed regular hours this week.
Tampopo Ramen
3223 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe
480-491-2177
www.facebook.com/tampoporamen
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday
11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
