Greenwood Village ramen restaurant adding second location along North Broadway

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Sukiya Ramen plans to open a second location at 450 N. Broadway. (Sukiya Ramen)

A Greenwood Village ramen restaurant is stirring up a second location in central Denver.

Two-year-old Sukiya Ramen has signed a lease for a space at 450 N. Broadway, per an announcement on its website. Restaurant owners didn’t respond to a request for comment.

The 1,000-square-foot space was formerly home to Fat Jack’s Supersubs, which closed its Broadway outpost along with its eateries in LoHi and Auraria last October.

Sukiya Ramen has operated at 7939 E. Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village since December 2017. Its website said it offers an “authentic taste of traditional Japanese Ramen” by offering dishes inspired by different regions in Japan.

Entrees range from about $10 to $14, per its website.

On North Broadway, the Japanese restaurant will share a building with Dae Gee Korean BBQ, Luke & Company Fine Pet Supply, Baker Wine & Spirits, Metropolitan Frame Co., Timothy J. Salon and Intuition Healing Center.

Another ramen restaurant in the Speer neighborhood, Uncle, sits about 0.4 miles from Sukiya at 95 S. Pennsylvania St.

In other ramen news, Jinya Ramen Bar plans to open at 1720 Wynkoop St., across the street from Union Station.

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Sukiya Ramen plans to open a second location at 450 N. Broadway. (Sukiya Ramen)

A Greenwood Village ramen restaurant is stirring up a second location in central Denver.

Two-year-old Sukiya Ramen has signed a lease for a space at 450 N. Broadway, per an announcement on its website. Restaurant owners didn’t respond to a request for comment.

The 1,000-square-foot space was formerly home to Fat Jack’s Supersubs, which closed its Broadway outpost along with its eateries in LoHi and Auraria last October.

Sukiya Ramen has operated at 7939 E. Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village since December 2017. Its website said it offers an “authentic taste of traditional Japanese Ramen” by offering dishes inspired by different regions in Japan.

Entrees range from about $10 to $14, per its website.

On North Broadway, the Japanese restaurant will share a building with Dae Gee Korean BBQ, Luke & Company Fine Pet Supply, Baker Wine & Spirits, Metropolitan Frame Co., Timothy J. Salon and Intuition Healing Center.

Another ramen restaurant in the Speer neighborhood, Uncle, sits about 0.4 miles from Sukiya at 95 S. Pennsylvania St.

In other ramen news, Jinya Ramen Bar plans to open at 1720 Wynkoop St., across the street from Union Station.

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