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Ramen World!

We headed to Mess Hall in NorthEast for its first-ever ramen exhibition, Ramen World. We snapped Black Water Distillery’s Andrew Keller and Andrew Smith, lawyer Victoria Ortega and Timber Pizza Co’s Andrew Dana.

P.O.V.’s Sam Sosa and Custom Automotive’s Bobby Syk in line for Thip Khao, a Laotian restaurant now open in Columbia Heights that featured a delish bowl of Laotian-inspired ramen.

Government contractors Andrew Isett and Jason Carvalho bookend biz dev consultant Shanna Johnson waiting for a bowl of cold ramen from Daikaya. Besides ramen, there were beer tasting stations and Asian desserts.

Many unique culinary vendors from across DC shared samples of their products. In the Mess Hall marketplace: American Sustainable Business Council’s Greta Twombly and Booz Allen’s Greg Feldman.

Alfredo Flores, Liz Ovits and Travis Holler contributed to this issue.

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