Japanese ramen pop-up sells out in Witney, second date announced

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 13:31 · Archive

A Japanese ramen pop-up in Witney sold out weeks in advance, prompting organisers to announce a second date.

The first ever Japanese ramen pop-up in Witney sold out more than a month in advance of its scheduled date on 30 October. Gotochi Ramen, founded by professionally trained ramen chef Isaac from Bristol and trained baker Billy, is bringing authentic Japanese dishes to the town at 14 Wesley Walk.

The organisers said they would keep a limited number of walk-in spaces available on the day for those without advance bookings. Due to the demand, they have announced a second date on 28 November at the same venue.

Co-founder Billy said the sell-out had been 'incredible and far beyond what we expected for our first event'. The pair plan to expand their reach from Witney to Oxford, Bristol, London and beyond. They intend to run ramen demonstrations and classes, event catering and private catering alongside their pop-ups.

How it is being reported

• First ever Japanese ramen pop up sold out as second event announcedA first of its kind ramen pop up is coming to Witney this month, with a second event announced after the original date sold out.Oxford Mail · 12 Oct, 13:00
• First ever Japanese ramen pop up sold out as second event announcedA first of its kind ramen pop up is coming to Witney this month, with a second event announced after the original date sold out.Oxfordshire Guardian · 12 Oct, 13:00

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