Ramen

The best places to get ramen in Chicago.

Takumi Ramen is a Pilsen ramen spot across from Thalia Hall with garlic-sweet tonkotsu and juicy yakitori.

Kohoku-ku Ramen is a small ramen shop in Edgewater with a good line-up of both standard and specialty bowls.

Birdman Ramen is a skippable, bird-centric ramen shop in Streeterville.

What Ramen Takeya in Fulton Market lacks in ambiance, it makes up for with tasty chicken-based bowls of ramen.

Daifuku Ramen is a ramen restaurant in Chinatown Square.

Akahoshi Ramen is a Logan Square restaurant with the best ramen in the city.

Rudy's Ramen is a solid ramen restaurant in Noble Square.

Kyuramen is a ramen restaurant in River North.

Niu B is a casual sushi spot in the South Loop that works for a low-key dinner.

Kajiken is a Japanese mazesoba bar in Chinatown and one of the only spots in Chicago to get abura soba.

Umai is an affordable South Loop sushi and ramen spot.

Monster Ramen is a ramen shop in Logan Square with fantastic gyukotsu bowls.

Rakkan Ramen is an Uptown ramen spot specializing in vegetable-based broth.

Strings is a casual walk-in spot for ramen in Lakeview.

Musashiya Ramen is a BYOB ramen spot in Lakeview

Ramen Wasabi is ramen restaurant in Logan Square with excellent tonkotsu.

Menya Goku is a great ramen shop located in North Center.

Oiistar is a Wicker Park ramen spot serving up both classic and non-conventional bowls of ramen.

Kizuki Ramen and Izakaya is a ramen restaurant in Wicker Park.

Strings is a great ramen shop in Chinatown.

E Ramen is a small ramen shop in Bridgeport.

Shinya Ramen House is a late-night Bridgeport Ramen spot.

Gyuro Ramen is a West Loop ramen restaurant specializing in gyukotsu.

High Five is a tiny ramen bar in the West Loop.