Strings Ramen - Chicago

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Strings Ramen

Strings Ramen
4.3 / 5 (9591 reviews)

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Strings 2 Ramen in Chinatown dishes up flavorful, affordable bowls—tonkotsu, tsukemen and a fiery Hell Sauce—with generous portions and attentive service in a cozy, minimalist space. Vegetarian options and standout pork make it a go-to for ramen lovers, though the tiny dining room fills quickly. Regulars report slipping upkeep: worn wooden seating, an untidy visible kitchen, awkward restroom disposal rules and weak cooling that detract from an otherwise authentic, satisfying experience.

Last update: 17.05.2026 from: Jack

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★ 4.3 / 5 from 9591 reviews
suri-3
27.07.2023

By far the best ramen in chicago. No other ramen place has ever even come close to their noodles. The service is AMAZING, the overall atmosphere is the best. The hells ramen level 2 is amazing and just the right amount of spicy .

tom-803
27.07.2023

Amazing! First Ramen experience. Wanted spicy. The waiter thankfully recommended the level 2 (I would have gone for 3). It was PERFECT! My wife had the duck and pork belly. Also delicious! Can’t wait to come back!

neoka
27.07.2023

Just simply amazing. Don’t let the menu intimidate you. Ask questions and dive in!

jack
25.01.2024

The broth, enriched with clams and ground pork, offers a delightful umami flavor with a hint of sourness from the pickled vegetables. The addition of pork rinds, fresh wood ear mushrooms, and sprouts provides an excellent crunch to the ramen. I will definitely return to try their other flavors!

che-guevara-restaura
25.01.2024

The service was quick and efficient, and the ramen was incredibly delicious. The staff was attentive and the overall service was wonderful. The decor was pleasant, but if you prefer more personal space, it might be best to order for takeout, as the seating arrangements are quite cramped. However, I didn't let that bother me. The only downside was the timer in the kitchen that went off every few minutes, which was a bit distracting.

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At 366, you'll find the stop LaSalle Station, from which you also have access to the public transportation.

The restaurant and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities.

The place also takes the common credit cards.

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