Places to Eat in Liverpool

Ichi Noodle Food Review

The Liverpool food and drink scene is booming at the moment, with the city centre in particular boasting an abundance of fantastic independent eateries.

In this competitive market (I’ve got a list of ‘to-go-to’ food places longer than my arm), restaurants have to be particularly memorable to get me to eat there a second time. It speaks volumes, then, that less than a week after my first dining experience at Ichi Noodle, I found myself once-again grappling with my chopsticks amid one of their tremendous noodle boxes.

Between it having only opened a few months ago, and it’s somewhat hidden-away location on Richmond Street, I hadn’t actually heard of Ichi Noodle until I found myself browsing TripAdvisor. (It’s right up top – and rightly so!) Intrigued by all of its amazing reviews, myself and 3 friends hit up the Asian fusion food-spot last week.

The place inside was informal, friendly and spotlessly-clean and from the minute we walked in, staff were attentive and couldn’t do more for us. On the manager’s recommendation, we ordered a varied selection of food to share: Singaporean noodles, beef teriyaki noodles, sambal rice (a Malaysian-style fried rice in a chili-based sauce), karè rice (special fried rice in a Japanese-style curry sauce) and salt and pepper chips.

The food arrived about five minutes later and, while this can usually be a warning sign, it was fresh and packed with flavour. Every morsel was tremendous; perfectly seasoned with just the right amount of spice, and the honeyed green tea was a spot-on accompaniment.

It’s safe to say Ichi Noodle has won me over and I urge you to give it a whirl.  Can’t fault the place for food nor service and it runs rings around other similar establishments. Wok & who?

Kate Lally

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Founder and Editor Clare Deane channels her passion for Liverpool’s vibrant culture into every part of Liverpool Noise. A champion of the city’s music scene, a regular on the local food trail, and a dedicated supporter of arts and culture, Clare brings an insider’s perspective to the stories that matter — making sure the city’s creative pulse is always heard.

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