About - Seven Faced Bird Ramen
Welcome to Seven Faced Bird Ramen, your home for delicious, authentic Japanese ramen in the heart of Chicago. We're a family-owned restaurant located inside the Food Court at 1001 W Chicago Ave, where we're passionate about serving up more than just a meal – we're dedicated to creating a welcoming experience for everyone who walks through our door. At Seven Faced Bird Ramen, we're committed to using only the freshest, highest-quality ingredients to craft our signature bowls of steaming hot ramen. Our chefs are experts in the art of Japanese cooking, and we're proud to have earned a 4.75-star rating from our loyal customers. We're a local business, owned and operated by people who care deeply about our community. We're honored to be a part of this vibrant neighborhood and look forward to serving you soon! Call us at (312) 929-2204 to place your order or visit our website to learn more.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Trendy
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This turkey-centric ramen spot is inside the Gangnam Market food court. I'm not a big turkey person, so I almost passed. My daughter talked me into it and I chose the spicy miso Seafood Ramen, and I'm honestly glad I did not take the pass! The broth was rich and flavorful with the perfect amount of spice, and the seafood tasted fresh while not overwhelming the flavor of the broth. The service is what you would expect for a food court, place the order, get your ticket, and wait for the order to be called. The people working there were nice, and our Ramen came out pretty quickly. I would definitely recommend!
I ordered takeout and tried the vegetarian shoyu ramen, vegetarian yakisoba, and vegetable dumplings. The shoyu ramen was a pleasant surprise. The broth and noodles were packed separately, which I really appreciated, and for the price, the portion size was generous. The taste was decent and satisfying overall. The yakisoba, however, was a bit disappointing for me. While the portion size was good and the balance of vegetables and noodles was nice, it lacked a distinct flavor. I had higher expectations from a stir-fried dish, but it tasted quite bland and didn’t really stand out. I wish it had been more flavorful. The vegetable dumplings were good overall and enjoyable. Overall, this is a budget-friendly place with clear vegetarian options, which I appreciate.
Absolutely phenomenal ramen. I came with average expectations like another reviewer said, and this quickly became my favorite spot. I’ve never had ramen with ground turkey before and it was the perfect LIGHT combination with the shoyu broth. This was easy on the stomach, filling and tasty.