Photograph: Jakob N. Layman
Photograph: Jakob N. Layman

Bacon-and-egg mazemen at Yuji Ramen

Credit chef Yuji Haraguchi with bringing mazemen—Tokyo’s newfangled brothless ramen—to the New York masses. Among his nouveau creations, our favorite is this rich, breakfasty version. Break the wobbly, slow-cooked egg onto the tangle of thick, chewy, hand-massaged noodles and smoked bacon to create a luscious carbonara-style sauce. Shredded raw kale and bonito flakes add bitterness and brine to the rich, yolk-drenched noodles, finished with scallion, ginger oil and crispy garlic chips. 95 E Houston St at Bowery (212-420-1320) $9.—Suzanne Lehrer

Best noodle dishes in New York City in 2013

Slurp your way through this year’s best noodles in New York, including an old-school Italian dish, whimsical mazeman and revamped dandan mian bowls.

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New York toques stepped up to the plate this year when it came to dispatching next-level noodles. Justin Smillie elevated a simple Roman staple, Ryuji Irie brought restorative ramen to the unassuming Fulton Mall and Danny Bowien put his white-hot touch on spicy Chinese dandan mian. Study up on the top strands of the year.

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