Noodles By Takashi Yagihashi

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About Noodles By Takashi Yagihashi

Noodles By Takashi Yagihashi offers a delightful ramen experience, with the mushroom tofu ramen and short rib rice bowl receiving high praise. This hidden gem on the 7th floor of Macy's is known for its affordable and yummy vegetarian options, making it a must-visit for ramen lovers in the area. It is a perfect spot for a quick, satisfying lunch in the Loop. Customers have enjoyed the rich broth and chewy noodles, often pairing their ramen with fresh sushi or crispy gyoza. The atmosphere is casual yet modern, and service is quick, even during busy hours. The restaurant is accessible, with an elevator leading directly to the food court on a flat surface. With delicious options like Tonkotsu and Shoyu Ramen, Noodles By Takashi Yagihashi is definitely worth a visit for those craving warm and flavorful meals without breaking the bank.

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Food
4.5
Atmosphere
4.2
Service
4.8

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This place is now called Tabo Ramen. It is on the seventh floor of Macy's. I got the Spicy Miso, and it exceeded expectations. The noodles were toothsome, there was a nice selection of vegetables, and the amount of miso was appropriate. I got tofu, which was soft and nicely absorbed a little broth. Only ding is that it was barely spicy, though that wasn't much of an issue for me given how the broth had a nice flavoor. Friendly service, austere atmosphere.
Like a fancy version of instant ramen. I wish the eggs were soft boiled instead of hard boiled. Broth is mediocre.

Fast service and nice location in the atrium of Macy’s. Would eat again if I were really craving ramen, but wouldn’t go out of my way.
Noodles By Takashi Yagihashi is a solid downtown noodle spot. Stopped in for dinner after work, grabbed the tonkotsu ramen, spicy miso noodles, and pork gyoza. Broth was rich, noodles had that perfect chew, and everything came out fast even with a crowd. Chill vibe, good spot to reset after a long day in the Loop. Definitely hitting this again when I’m downtown.

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Hours

Monday 11AM - 2PM
Tuesday 11AM - 2PM
Wednesday 11AM - 2PM
Thursday 11AM - 2PM
Friday 11AM - 2PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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