
Lantern Broth
A warm bento-grid site for a ramen counter that closes when the pots run dry.
What this theme is for
Lantern Broth is built for a restaurant with a point of view rather than a franchise. The menu is a content collection, so every dish gets its own page carrying the broth, the noodle, what is in the bowl, the heat level and the price — and the house rules run through the copy on three separate pages rather than sitting in a forgotten About paragraph. Bowls, lanterns and drifting steam are drawn entirely in CSS, so the theme looks finished before a single food photograph exists. Suited to ramen bars, izakayas, cafes and any small restaurant that sells a short menu well.
Every page, already built
Every route below is live — open any one of them.
Home
A fourteen-seat ramen counter. Three broths, one noodle, open until 3am at weekends — and closed the minute the pots run dry.
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Menu
The card: six bowls, the sides worth ordering, and three things to drink, with prices and spice levels.
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Dish detail
Pork bone broth pushed for nineteen hours, thin straight noodles, and nothing on top that has to be explained.
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Locations
The counter on Kettle Lane and the standing window at the market — hours, seating and how to get there.
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About
Three pots, one noodle maker, fourteen stools, and a short list of things the bar refuses to do.
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Journal
Notes from behind the pass: broth timings, the noodle maker up the road, and the year the salt drifted.
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Reserve
The counter is walk-in; the two booths take a booking up to three weeks out.
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