A Thai green curry ramen means noodles are simmered in a fresh basil and fish-infused green curry sauce before serving, then paired with bamboo, zucchini, red bell peppers, and the fresh catch of the day. Ramen options include the basic tonkotsu, a sesame-and-garlic-oil-infused broth topped with fatty chunks of chashu pork, large cuts of broth-infused bok choy, tender tendrils of bean sprouts, sheets of seaweed, tender corn kernels, half a boiled egg, and flavorful slices of kikurage mushroom. But at Nori Thai, the ramen isn't just soup - it's a meal, served in giant white ceramic bowls topped to the brim with a pork- or seafood-infused broth and mounds of chewy-soft crimped Japanese noodles. In South Florida, a few restaurants offer exceptional ramen - from traditional offerings of the pork-bone broth like tonkotsu of Japan's Kyushu region to the hearty miso ramen of Hokkaido. Today, ramen has been elevated to cult status, with critics parsing the pros and cons of authentic Japanese soup and its many New Age takes. Not long ago, most people knew only one type of ramen - the kind served in a styrofoam cup. Readers' Choice: Bay Bay's Chicken and Waffles For dessert, follow it up with a fried Oreo or Twinkie. If you're extra hungry, go for the fried chicken and waffles, an oversized Belgian waffle served with a fried chicken thigh and leg and a choice of a regular, chocolate, or apple caramel waffle. Today, Stuart offers homemade sides like mashed potatoes and gravy or macaroni 'n' cheese. Some things, though, have changed: The menu once served nothing but fried chicken with a side of coleslaw or fries. Since he took over in 2013, Stuart has used the original Fran's fried-chicken recipe, a sugar-sweetened blend of spices that fries up to a perfect crisp. Originally opened in 1964 by Fran and Joe Gerace, today the restaurant is owned and operated by Boca Raton native Chris Stuart, who remembers eating there as a child with his father, who at one time delivered the bread.
We suggest pairing it with the bistro fries, here fried in duck fat for an extra level of flavor.Ī sign hangs on the wall at Fran's Chicken Haven in Boca Raton that pretty much says it all: "If the colonel had our recipe, he'd be a general." Why? This joint has been serving comfort food for close to five decades.
It's a monster, topped with American cheese and a lime cilantro aioli. A crowd favorite is the Inside-Out Juicy Lucy Burger, a six-ounce pimento-cheese-and-bacon-stuffed Angus patty topped with cheese, lettuce, and tomato, but we always opt for the "Patti" sandwich, a five-ounce chorizo burger made fresh and ground in-house. The menu is a carnivore's dream, offering everything from duck and pickled blueberry sausage to an eight-hour, house-smoked, pulled-pork sandwich. Even the condiments - including a mango chipotle ketchup and caraway and beer mustard - are made fresh and from scratch. As at its sister establishment in Islamorada, the restaurant staff smokes and grinds its own meats onsite, cuts and cures its own bacon, and offers house-made sausage and chorizo. Eatery & Tap Room in Boca Raton is all about doing everything in-house.
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