The udon bowl features black-peppered slabs of pork and a thick, luxurious broth made with toasted chilies, house-made curry paste and chicken stock, said Pinch Boil chef Ben Annotti, who helps run the restaurant with Sean Wen and Andrew Ho.
"We top off each order with a serving of Pinch Boil's housemade pickles," Annotti said.
At $9.95, the savory bowl is a great option for a downtown lunch. Sadly, the udon will only be around until the end of February, but that gives you a few weeks to try the special before it's gone.