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914 E. Camelback Road Phoenix, AZ 85014

602-248-9090 

http://www.cherryblossom-az.com  

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914 E. Camelback Road Phoenix AZ 85014

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  • Italian, Japanese, Sushi
    Sun-Thu 11am-9:30pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10:30pm
    $$$ $$, $$$
    MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, cash
  • casual
    Catering, Private Party, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
    Dinner, Lunch
    Beer/Wine
  • Accepted, Recommended
    Lot Available
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Homey, unpretentious Japanese noodle shop that never disappoints and is sure to leave you as sated as a sumo wrestler at an all-you-can-eat steak house. Go for the specials, like the Cajun-fried shrimp with the crunchy heads still on the bodies or the small, whole squid in a tomato-anchovy sauce. The spicy Korean beef and noodle dish is a classic. Wash it down with plenty of hot (or cold) sake, then top it all off with a coffee jelly for dessert.








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  • Hakata Ramen from Cherryblossom Noodle Cafe

    Hakata Ramen from Cherryblossom Noodle Cafe

    By Laura Hahnefeld | Thu, September 22, 2011

    Last year we marked the hundred day countdown to Best of Phoenix by sharing our 100 Favorite Dishes with you. Now we're back - with the 2011 edition. Have a suggestion for a dish you'd like us to try?... More »

  • Noodle Noshin\'

    Noodle Noshin'

    By Stephen Lemons | Thu, March 18, 2004

    Pardon my language, but all of these low-carb-South Beach-Atkins fanatics can take a giant bite out of my billowy boxers. Why, I'm as dyspeptic as John Ashcroft with a grapefruit-size gallstone, and all because of this asinine Atkins drivel that... More »

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  • 2007 | BEST USE OF A NOODLE

    We love to sip, slurp, and suck down noodles as often as possible, no matter if they're cold or hot, or from Italy or China. Luckily, instead of gallivanting around town to satisfy our need for novelty, we need only to roll into Cherryblossom for our fix. At this homey, friendly little Japanese eatery, the menu spans the noodle-making universe, with several Italian specialties and dishes from elsewhere in Asia. That means they make surprisingly addicting chicken parmesan with spaghetti, and... More »

  • 2005 | BEST SALADS

    This Japanese-style, central Phoenix nosh shop is better known for its various forms of Far Eastern starch, hence the "Noodle" in the name. But the reality is that nearly everything Cherryblossom serves up is super, including its salads, like the Hot Thai Beef Salad, with a sautéed mix of beef and veggies over leaves of fresh romaine. Or there's the slightly less spicy Yakiniku, with savory, Korean-style barbecued beef over a spring mix. The place has even got a killer shrimp salad,... More »

  • 2004 | BEST JAPANESE RESTAURANT

    This may be terrible to say, but now that Dr. Atkins is fertilizer, we can finally eat like human beings again, and that means the regular consumption of starch, especially as prepared by Cherryblossom Noodle Cafe. Of course, Cherryblossom does serve some items the late diet maven might have allowed, such as whole baby calamari in anchovy tomato sauce, crunchy Cajun shrimp with the heads intact, and sushi or sashimi as appetizers. But ol' Atkins' version of hell is heaven for the rest of us:... More »

  • 2003 | BEST PLACE TO BAG A BITE FOR JUST A FEW BUCKS

    Ever wonder how you can be so busy, yet so broke? So when your long hours and lean wallet get to you, treat yourself to a meal at Cherryblossom. There's nothing more expensive than $10 on this lengthy menu of big, tasty noodle dishes, and most ring in at $5 to $8. The variety is constantly interesting -- Japanese, Thai, Korean, Italian, and even some offbeat Japanese-Italian fusion recipes. The setting is soothing -- the place is fast service, but instead of a cheapie snack shack, it's a... More »

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Main Menu
Appetizers - Meat And Vegetables
$2.80
Ohitashi
chilled spinach with sesame soy sauce
$3.50
Takana
spicy pickled takana
$2.80
Edamame
steamed soybean in pod
$4.00
Gyoza
pan fried pot stickers
$5.00
Miso Seasoned Eggplant
with bell pepper
Salads
$7.60
Tokyo Chicken Coleslaw
grilled chicken tossed with cabbage, lettuce carrot and daikon sprouts. seasoned with yuzu sesame rice vinegar
$5.50
Garden Salad
spring mix green with homemade ginger dressing
$6.50
Tofu Salad
fresh tofu on mixed green with avocado wasabi dressing
$9.00
Grilled Chicken Salad
char broiled chicken breast and mixed green with creamy sesame dressing
$12.00
Grilled Fish Salad
grilled tuna or salmon on mixed green
Italian Pasta
1% Carb. Tofu Pasta Available $1.00
$7.00
Add Chicken $2.50
Add Shrimp $3.00
Add Hamaguri Little Neck Clam $3.50
Arrabbiata
penne with spicy marinara sauce
$7.00
Chicken $2.50
Shrimp $3.00
Capellini With Tomato And Garlic
angel hair pasta with light tomato sauce
$10.00
Pepperoncino
spaghettini with spicy olive oil choice of calamari or chicken
$11.00
Cajun Shrimp With Smoked Mozzarella
shrimp and smoked mozzarella with penne marinara sauce
$9.00
Add Italian Sausage $2.50
Bolognese
meat sauce with mushroom
Ramen
$6.85
Hakata
with sliced japanese style bbq pork, green onion, kikurage
$8.00
Takana
hakata with pickled takana vegetable
$8.00
Cha-shu
hakata with more bbq pork
$8.60
Miso
miso base noodle soup with salmon slices
$8.60
Tantan Men
sichuan style very spicy noodle soup with minced pork
Sushi Ala Carte
$5.80
Baja Norte
spicy yellow tail, and jalapeno
$4.40
California Roll
krab, cucumber, avocado
$4.70
California Crunchy Roll
krab, cucumber, avocado, ten-kasu (crunchy), eel sauce
$4.70
Alaskan Roll
cooked salmon, krab, cucumber, avocado
$5.60
Spicy Tuna Roll
spicy tuna with cucumber, avocado

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