Soluciones para la sopa

Priya Ashworth

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When the weather’s miserable and your gearbox’s just chewed third, you don’t need vibes, you need a hot bowl that’ll put you back together. These are the spots I actually crawl to when I’m in town – heavy on ramen, a bit of pho, some spicy malatang and a Thai broth that’ll clear out every sensor you’ve got. No faff, just soups that get the job done… anyway, back to it.

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Name	Address	City	Soup to order	Broth vibe	Price band	My take
1New Wave Ramen – Tib Lane	16 Tib Lane, Manchester M2 4JB	Manchester	OG Paitan ramen	Creamy, slow-cooked, big umami hit	£££ at night, cheaper lunch bowls	If your day’s gone sideways, this is the reset button. Noodles got more bounce than half the bands at Band on the Wall.
2Shoryu Ramen	1 Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester M1 1RG	Manchester	Hakata tonkotsu ramen	Rich pork, silky, classic chain-style	£££	City-centre graft day, payday-ish, want something solid and salty before the tram home. Does the job, no drama.
3Soup Co \| Malatang Hot Pot Noodles	Unit B5, City Tower, Mosley Street, Manchester M1 4BT	Manchester	Malatang or Tom Yum base with your own picks	Custom spice bomb, Sichuan-leaning if you want it	££, pay-by-weight bowl	Pick-n-mix for soup nerds. Build a bowl like you’re speccing a new engine, then sit downstairs and sweat out your sins.
4I Am Pho	44 George Street, Manchester M1 4HF	Manchester	Pho dac biet (house special pho)	Light, aromatic, long-simmer beef	££	Chinatown classic. When you’re run-down and sniffling, this does more than most GPs. Slurp quietly, question your life choices, walk out human again.

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