NUCLEAR NOODLE

Rad Rux planted a bright noodle restaurant in the Cranberry Bog where the sky and soil already glow strange colors. Neon signs cover the tall little building, and a service counter opens toward the road. The place is impossible to miss, which is useful when a traveler is hungry and the fog is thick.

Inside, the kitchen is compact, the dining seats are close together, and every wall carries a menu, light, or bit of decoration. Rad Rux stacked the rooms upward to fit the narrow footprint and used the roof for more signs and equipment. The result is busy without becoming confusing.

Nuclear Noodle serves hot bowls to builders, traders, and anyone willing to wipe the Bog mud from their boots. Rad Rux keeps music playing while the broth simmers, giving the restaurant the cheerful noise of a real town. A warm meal offered honestly is a good service in any age.