Cute place in the trolley barn. I had the black garlic ramen and it was amazing! It was ready fast and was nice and hot.
Brittney Miller
Hands down best ramen I’ve ever had! Broth was so flavorful! Takoyaki was really good too!
Sarah R.
Takki had a great spot in the trolley barn market. Portions are generous and the food is delicious! One of the best ramen spots around.
Good Karma
Huge disappointment. Cheap ingredients! Grocery store quality ramen noodles. Thin, fatty pork that requires a knife. Way overpriced @ $14.95.
Jeni H.
The ramen here is so good! This quickly jumped to the top of my favorite places to eat! My favorite is the Shrimp Tempura ramen. But with the last few months they changed their shrimp from breaded to battered. I preferred the breaded shrimp hence taking a star away. Certainly don't go as often after the change, the battered shrimp gets to soggy for take out.
Louis H.
Good ramen shops outside Philly are few and far between, so I was glad to find this little shop. Delicious, authentic food. I've spent many nights in Tokyo, eating in the noodle shops under the train tracks in the Ginza, and this place could hold its head up with any of them I remember.
Tiffany S.
Ordered spicy miso & miso ramen to go. The packaging helps to keep broth separate from the rest of the soup contents. For a chain, my soup broth had decent flavor. Disappointed by the amount of pork belly slices. I have chili oil at home so I did add more cuz I love spicy. My fiancé ate his ramen but is not a fan of ramen from a chain. I will say, the place isn't bad since we're relatively new to the area & this place is close to home compared to our preferred ramen spots.
Artsiom Nnumolu
Very disappointed. Instant ramen noodle was used, which was off-putting. Buy better noodle or make your own, would be much tastier. The tonkatsu in the ramen were two tiny very thin slices of pork. My wife's ramen had the same two tiny pieces of pork. The broth was alright, although it wasn't creamy (rich) enough. Considering the quality and amount of pork way over priced, not worth more than $9. Don't believe me? Try a few places in Philadelphia. Kitchen looked clean, so will give two stars.
Kylie W.
To start off- I am a picky eater so I literally only ate the noodles out of my bowl; but with that being said I got the spicy miso ramen and I loved the flavor. It had the perfect amount of spicy and honestly I felt like this place gives you a lot of the goodies (food) and less of the filler (water) and that's what I want to see when you're paying $$. It was pricier to me, $13 a bowl. The edamame had great flavor this was also $5-$6 dollars for a small bowl. We will definitely be back here!
Kristen DiGioia
The Spicy Miso Ramen is possibly the best ramen I have ever had. It was unbelievably flavorful and the portion was HUGE. I will definitely be back again, as soon as possible!
Definitely the worst ramen place I’ve been too. The fried chicken ramen only had 4 pieces and they were all pretty fatty. The broth was gross and had absolutely no seasoning. I also got the mango green tea with tasted like perfume. Would not go back there or recommend.
Chris Kaufman
The Takkii Beef Ramen, Noodle Wrapped Shrimp and Mango Green Tea were absolutely phenomenal. It was the perfect dinner for a random Saturday night. Will definitely be back soon.
Jamie Wojciechowski
Made to order, fresh noodles with plenty of beef for my son's order, nice amount of heat and vegetables.
Brandon Wind
Mason runs a great place. I’ve had 4 or 5 different dishes and they all have great flavor and texture. Perfect food on a damp day and enjoyable anytime. Do NOT skip their teas. Almost better than the food…almost.
Abdalrazzag Albokhari
Food was delicious with a good portion except for the takoyaki it’s usually 6 pieces and they serve 4 pieces here. Overall quality was great and will be back for more ramen
Cute place in the trolley barn. I had the black garlic ramen and it was amazing! It was ready fast and was nice and hot.
Hands down best ramen I’ve ever had! Broth was so flavorful! Takoyaki was really good too!
Takki had a great spot in the trolley barn market. Portions are generous and the food is delicious! One of the best ramen spots around.
Huge disappointment. Cheap ingredients! Grocery store quality ramen noodles. Thin, fatty pork that requires a knife. Way overpriced @ $14.95.
The ramen here is so good! This quickly jumped to the top of my favorite places to eat! My favorite is the Shrimp Tempura ramen. But with the last few months they changed their shrimp from breaded to battered. I preferred the breaded shrimp hence taking a star away. Certainly don't go as often after the change, the battered shrimp gets to soggy for take out.
Good ramen shops outside Philly are few and far between, so I was glad to find this little shop. Delicious, authentic food. I've spent many nights in Tokyo, eating in the noodle shops under the train tracks in the Ginza, and this place could hold its head up with any of them I remember.
Ordered spicy miso & miso ramen to go. The packaging helps to keep broth separate from the rest of the soup contents. For a chain, my soup broth had decent flavor. Disappointed by the amount of pork belly slices. I have chili oil at home so I did add more cuz I love spicy. My fiancé ate his ramen but is not a fan of ramen from a chain. I will say, the place isn't bad since we're relatively new to the area & this place is close to home compared to our preferred ramen spots.
Very disappointed. Instant ramen noodle was used, which was off-putting. Buy better noodle or make your own, would be much tastier. The tonkatsu in the ramen were two tiny very thin slices of pork. My wife's ramen had the same two tiny pieces of pork. The broth was alright, although it wasn't creamy (rich) enough. Considering the quality and amount of pork way over priced, not worth more than $9. Don't believe me? Try a few places in Philadelphia. Kitchen looked clean, so will give two stars.
To start off- I am a picky eater so I literally only ate the noodles out of my bowl; but with that being said I got the spicy miso ramen and I loved the flavor. It had the perfect amount of spicy and honestly I felt like this place gives you a lot of the goodies (food) and less of the filler (water) and that's what I want to see when you're paying $$. It was pricier to me, $13 a bowl. The edamame had great flavor this was also $5-$6 dollars for a small bowl. We will definitely be back here!
The Spicy Miso Ramen is possibly the best ramen I have ever had. It was unbelievably flavorful and the portion was HUGE. I will definitely be back again, as soon as possible!
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Definitely the worst ramen place I’ve been too. The fried chicken ramen only had 4 pieces and they were all pretty fatty. The broth was gross and had absolutely no seasoning. I also got the mango green tea with tasted like perfume. Would not go back there or recommend.
The Takkii Beef Ramen, Noodle Wrapped Shrimp and Mango Green Tea were absolutely phenomenal. It was the perfect dinner for a random Saturday night. Will definitely be back soon.
Made to order, fresh noodles with plenty of beef for my son's order, nice amount of heat and vegetables.
Mason runs a great place. I’ve had 4 or 5 different dishes and they all have great flavor and texture. Perfect food on a damp day and enjoyable anytime. Do NOT skip their teas. Almost better than the food…almost.
Food was delicious with a good portion except for the takoyaki it’s usually 6 pieces and they serve 4 pieces here. Overall quality was great and will be back for more ramen