Noodle restaurants in Europe
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Sabor
Right next to Selimiye Mosque, this is decidedly North Nicosia's trendiest restaurant. Stylish wooden tables inside are surrounded by leather sofas in the lounge area; colourful lamps swing low; fashion photos adorn the walls. The large terrace is on the square, and on Wednesdays and Fridays there is live jazz piano music.
Its excellent Italian and Spanish food is especially good for those days when you can't take another kebab, although there are oriental-style noodles too, and the prices are surprisingly low. The espresso and cappuccino are just right.
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Boogaloos
Chilled out Boogaloos serves up tasty sandwiches, salads and hot lunches in a cosy Georgian town house with warm colours, big sofas and mellow music. Make up your own sandwich or go for pasta, fish cakes or hot dishes such as chicken with mozzarella and basil.
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Noodle Bar
For hearty fare try the Noodle Bar for bowls of steaming noodles and generous rice dishes.
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Enrico's
Low-slung coffee tables and leather sofas line the windows, with a more classical set-up at the back for evening dining. Prices are lower than you might expect from the décor, and the wide-ranging world menu contains some stomach-pleasing items. Lunchtime soups, salads, noodles and sandwiches are particularly good value.
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La Botte
Although it doesn't have a sexy beachfront location, this eatery just off Corso Ruggero continues to send out good food. It has excellent antipasti and pasta dishes, and its house special, casarecce alla botte (short pasta with a meat sauce), is good if you fancy a change from fish.
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Circus
If you like to linger over your meal, look elsewhere, but for those of you who enjoy your noodles with plenty of coconut milk and lime juice, this place is excellent. Stylish but fresh and cheerful, it revels in its slightly offbeat motto of ‘Very Fashion Fast Food’.
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Stern
During the day and early evening Stern is a fine restaurant with a focus on salads, wok and pasta dishes served at outdoor tables on Kameliterplatz; when the sun sets, its cellar-like interior morphs into a bar, featuring DJs every Friday and Saturday, and live acts on Sunday.
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Yamamoto
Yamamoto is refreshingly authentic in an age when Chinese restaurants are reinventing themselves as lucrative sushi bars; it’s Japanese owned and run, and gets its sushi delivered throughout the week, so it’s always fresh and, like the noodle dishes, delicious.
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Il Covo del Pirata
A cheap spot for a quick lunch. Il Covo serves sandwiches, a limited number of pasta dishes and filling salads. Ask for a seat on the tiny terrace overlooking the port. At night it turns into a club.
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L'Antica Corte
Housed in a lovely old cortile (courtyard), this is one of the better restaurants in town but it can get very busy. Go for a plate of traditional Sicilian pasta or a simple pizza.
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Yum Yum Thai
Bangkok canteen food served up fast and fresh in a light, very-white interior. Pad Thai noodles, stir-fried sea bream and curried mussels with nary a dash of MSG in sight.
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Norman
The tasty Japanese noodle menu at one of the city's best bars is the reason to come here before nightfall; this place is as stylish by day as it is popular by night.
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Lily's Stomach Supply
This trendy noodle-bar's convenient location and casual, upbeat atmosphere is what's most appealing, although its food is generally quite respectable.
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Paviljong Thai
This place serves good-sized portions of great Thai cuisine, with all the favourite noodle, curry and seafood dishes on the menu.
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Noodle Bar
This low-key noodle café has decently priced Asian noodle and rice dishes as well as some soups and salads.
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Wagamama
Classy noodle restaurant with communal tables that is perpetually busy for its quality, well-priced food.
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Thay No Khon
Cheap and cheerful with tasty Thai dishes, noodles and decent lunch buffet.
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