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Customers` Favorites
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“Great food“
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“Me and my sister love coming here at least once or twice a month!!! Food is AMAZING and you get so much!!!! Staff is super friendly and food is just MMMMMMM my favorite is the black pepper chicken! Soooo gooood!!!! Worth the drive from Michigan City!!!“
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“EXCELLENT thai food prepared with a genuine approach. Visiting the area, and SO glad we experienced "SPICE" today! 5 🌟!!“
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“We ordered take out and everything was absolutely delicious. Fresh and well put together, I could use more meat to my liking, however it’s understandable that the meat ratio is not what the dish is about , the food was 10/10 highly recommended.“
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“We just had dinner at Five Star Thai Cuisine. What a delight! We have tried some of the other Thai places in the area and none hold a candle to this restaurant. Such authentic flavors! We lived in Thailand, and this is like popping into one of the local corner places in Bangkok. We will definitely return!“
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“Youyo Noodle Bar, tucked inside the Hard Rock Cafe, is a convenient stop for a quick Asian-inspired meal, especially if you’re already in the area and don’t want to commit to a full sit-down restaurant. The biggest advantage here is speed. Ordering is straightforward, food comes out fast, and it’s easy to grab a meal without disrupting your plans. For travelers, shoppers, or anyone short on time, that level of efficiency is a real plus.
The menu offers a mix of familiar noodle bowls, rice dishes, and appetizers. Several of the main dishes were solid and well-executed, with good portion sizes and flavors that hit the mark for a casual meal. When Youyo gets it right, it’s satisfying and convenient comfort food that does exactly what it’s supposed to do.
That said, pricing is inconsistent. Some items feel noticeably overpriced for what you get, particularly the two-piece spring roll appetizer, which was disappointing in both value and substance. For the cost, the portion size simply didn’t justify the price, making it an easy skip. Overall, Youyo Noodle Bar works best if you choose carefully: stick to the stronger main dishes and enjoy the quick service and convenience, but be selective with appetizers to avoid paying more than the experience is worth.“