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MoschMosch - All noodles or what?

Note: An article from mainzMAGAZIN Fall/Winter 2006

MoschMosch Mainz
MoschMosch Mainz

Pasta made from wheat flour has been around for 4,000 years. It's hard to believe that it took so long for Japanese ramen noodles to finally make their triumphant entry at MoschMosch in Mainz. At MoschMosch, with its simple but stylish interior, everything revolves around homemade noodles. They are freshly prepared and combined with all kinds of delicious ingredients to delight guests.

One or two Japanese specialties are hidden behind evocative and promising names such as "Morning Sun," "Sound of the Sea," and "Peace of Mind." The dishes are great for a snack, yet they are more than just Japanese fast food.

MoschiMoschi means welcome! And indeed, the name seems to say it all. The extremely friendly waiters are always ready with a smile. No wonder, then, that people talk about the land of the rising sun. What's more, no one has to wait long for their food at MoschMosch. So if you're ravenous after a day of shoe shopping, this is the place for you.

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MoschMosch
Mailandsgasse 3
55116 Mainz
Phone: +49 6131 4807082
infomoschmoschcom

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