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    Popular noodle bar in Cardiff reopens today

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMay 13, 2020No Comments
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    Chopstix Noodle Bar will be bringing back much loved dishes including Salt ‘N’ Pepper Chicken, Chicken Katsu Curry and Green Thai Tofu Curry.

    Customers who have missed the stores, which closed in March in response to measures put in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic, will be able to order their favourite dishes from these five stores via Deliveroo from lunch time.

    The Cardiff restaurant, is one of five that is set to reopen today.

    The stores to open will be:

    • Manchester, Station Approach, Manchester Piccadilly.
    • Aberdeen, Trinity Shopping Centre, Union Street.
    • Dundee, 12 St Andrew’s Street.
    • Cardiff, Queen Street.
    • Luton, The Mall.

    Rob Burns, marketing director for Chopstix, said:

    “We are really excited to be able to open these stores and feed our customers again. Deliveroo is supporting us with safe, contact free deliveries and we look forward to providing something different for people to enjoy in their homes in these strange times.”

    Chopstix Noodle Bars has 60 locations throughout the UK.

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