Tuesday night ramen is getting a restaurant of its own.
Josh Hebert, chef at Scottsdale improvisational restaurant Posh, is opening a ramen shop called Hot Noodles, Cold Sake this summer.
Dominic Armato broke the news on AZCentral.com, where Hebert says he’s been looking for the right spot for two-and-a-half years.
He apparently found it in the former home of Philly’s & Fries on the southwest corner of the 101 and Frank Lloyd Wright in north Scottsdale.
Hebert, who lived and worked in Japan, has become legendary in local food circles not only for his no-menu cuisine at Posh but also his late-night ramen pop-ups on Tuesdays.
Soon that ramen – five flavors, plus gyoza, edamame, and Japanese salads – will be available for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday.
Beside the namesake sake, the ramen shop also will serve Japanese beers.
Hebert hopes to open Hot Noodles, Cold Sake by mid-July.
