Here comes the story of a famous physicist, who had a giant bowl of Asian noodles fall on his head.
Actually, no, it’s not about that.
Just about a new Asian noodle spot that shares its name with a physicist.
It’s called Newton’s Noodles, it’s a fast-casual-type place, and it just opened downtown.
First thing to know about this space: it’s huge by fast-casual standards, all done up in blond wood and green. So feel free to bring your laptop, hop on the wi-fi, spread out and get some off-site work done. Or stop by with a few people before your evening assault on Dupont’s finer drinking establishments.
Second thing to know: you’re calling the shots here. You’ll pick from the raw ingredients before you, like soba noodles, veggies, scallops and eggs. Specify your sriracha-fueled spice level (1 to 3). Then throw in some duck confit spring rolls or beef wontons on the side.
By the time you pick a table, they’ll be cooked and ready to eat. Or, we suppose, you can run experiments on the laws of motion with them.
A bowl of noodles in motion tends to stay in motion.
Actually, no, it’s not about that.
Just about a new Asian noodle spot that shares its name with a physicist.
It’s called Newton’s Noodles, it’s a fast-casual-type place, and it just opened downtown.
First thing to know about this space: it’s huge by fast-casual standards, all done up in blond wood and green. So feel free to bring your laptop, hop on the wi-fi, spread out and get some off-site work done. Or stop by with a few people before your evening assault on Dupont’s finer drinking establishments.
Second thing to know: you’re calling the shots here. You’ll pick from the raw ingredients before you, like soba noodles, veggies, scallops and eggs. Specify your sriracha-fueled spice level (1 to 3). Then throw in some duck confit spring rolls or beef wontons on the side.
By the time you pick a table, they’ll be cooked and ready to eat. Or, we suppose, you can run experiments on the laws of motion with them.
A bowl of noodles in motion tends to stay in motion.
