- 1. Rai Rai Ken
214 E. 10th St., nr. Second Ave.; 212-477-7030
This fourteen-stool ramen bar is known for its great cauldrons of steaming broth. But from May to September, they also serve delicious chilled noodles flavored with vinegar and soy and a variety of tasty toppings.
- 2. Soba Nippon
19 W. 52nd st., nr. Fifth Ave.; 212-489-2525
The noodles here are made fresh daily from buckwheat the owner grows in Canada and are as soothing cold as they are hot.
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39-07 Prince St., nr. 39th Ave., Flushing; 718-359-1601
Test the theory that lip-numbing food cools you down with “cold jelly Chengdu-style,” gelatinous noodles infused with a wallop of Sichuan pepper.
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