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    Silom 12

    3.9 (518 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Noodles, Ramen
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Curry
    Anastasiya K.

    We came in late on a Tuesday, and didn't realize they were closing soon. They still told us to get seated and that it was enough time for us to order something. We ordered the chicken wings, ramen and curry. The interior was very beautiful and service was kind. The chicken wings were flavorful and crunchy. The curry was tasty and filling. The ramen was very disappointing. The broth had a weird aftertaste and it was a clear broth with no seasoning. This is not the place for ramen unfortunately. They were kind enough to take it back because even my partner said it tasted very off. I hope it was a bad batch.. but everything else seemed decent.

    Rebecca P.

    The service was good and the food was flavorful! I love that they have a separate vegan menu as it makes it much easier to navigate. When I went for lunch the place was not very busy so if you are looking for less of a crowd that is a great time to stop by!

    Silom's Wings, Baby Egg Rolls, Panang Curry, Pad Woon Sen
    Tracy L.

    Silom 12 is in my neighborhood, but it took 6 years for me to finally try it. Most of the reviews seemed promising, and the pictures looked good. It was already late, so we wanted to order somewhere that would arrive quickly. While it did arrive within 20 mins, the food was hot, and everything was packaged nicely, we weren't satisfied. The food is just okay. The Silom Wings were quite fatty and only the breading had flavor. The Baby Egg Rolls were boring, but fine. The Panang Curry was the best item we ordered, flavorful. The Pad Woon Sen had potential- too salty, but the ingredients/quality was good. Overall, if we need a quick delivery, we would consider, but it won't be our first choice.

    Panang Curry
    Prashmi K.

    Drunken noodle - 3/5 ( won't order again, I wish it had more flavor, it was bland for my taste) Panang curry - 4/5 ( good curry!) Will try other stuff soon!

    Some weak ass Tom kha
    Wendy C.

    Wtf Silom? I order from you all the time. Who made this Tom kha? Is this Tom kha? Am I in an alternate reality? It had no kaffir or galangal or lemongrass flavor. Do you have a new chef? This isn't right.

    Orange Chicken Stir-Fry
    Melanie V.

    Used the Yelp app to place a pickup order tonight and was excited to try a few things. First off, everyone who raved about the crab Rangoon -- you're the best! They are so crispy and creamy at the same time. Best!!! Then I got stir fried broccoli with veggies and it was a surplus of al dente veggies however the brown sauce was more like brown water. Was really hoping for that brown sauce at Chinese restaurants but was disappointed. Orange chicken though was also very good. Chicken was lightly breaded and in a perfectly citrus sauce. Thai fried rice was lack luster needing soy sauce and the extra chili sauce from the crab Rangoon. Had less of a "fried" texture but we are open to trying the other fried rices in the future. All in all it felt like a much healthier alternative to traditional Chinese or Thai takeout which we appreciated and will return for.

    Girls Evening out. Delicious food, great service and tasty cocktails. Thank you!
    Blanca B.

    Delicious food, relaxing environment during the early hours, and great service as well. Definitely a spot to stop by for a drink and a few plates with friends or family

    Cute little fried wonton purses, get two orders. Trust me.

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    We love silom! Delicious. Get the coconut shrimp, pad Thai, panang curry, mango bubble tea w tapioca& Thai iced tea !

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    3 years ago

    Egg rolls smelt like swine flu. Idk if they were kept in a barn but god damn bro. That's my review I needed characters

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    Ramen Wasabi

    Ramen Wasabi

    4.2(2.3k reviews)
    0.5 miLogan Square
    $$

    A great spot to grab a bowl of steaming ramen on a rainy Sunday afternoon in Chicago. Note they…read moreclose sharply @3pm probably for a lunch break for the staff. The Alaskan cod sandwich was served on a bed of cabbage covered in a sweet teriyaki & brown mustard sauce with maybe a squeeze of kewpie sprinkled in between. The Berkshire pork eggrolls had microgreens & shaved radish on top of a crema type of sauce that balanced the heat of the kimchi nicely!! For the main attraction I ordered the spicy garlic ramen that was such a delightful mouth experience it really hit all the taste buds! The noodles were perfectly bouncy with the right amount of chew. The jellied egg was perfect and rounded the soup very well! The red chili threads enhanced the spicy miso broth just enough to slurp all the delicious goodness down! My husband ordered the Sapporo miso soup which had more of a creamy type of broth vs the spicy garlic. The noodles were also thinner than regular ramen & had a bouncy springy texture that just hit the spot! Since it was kinda chilly outside we also ordered hot green tea to accompany our spectacular ramen dishes. This place also offers delicious seasonal cocktails on the menu or hot sake if that's what you are hankering for. Definitely try this ramen joint if you are in the Logan square area your tummy will be so happy that you did!!

    Surprsing no one, I love Ramen Wasabi, which is why I keep coming back! Before heading to Wrigley…read moreto see a friend's band play, stopped into RW for dinner, and although the wait was an hour just due to the sheer volume of people who wanted something warm on a very cold and snowy night, the wait was worth it. I always go basic tonkotsu with warm sake, and it always hits. HOWEVER, this time I also did the espresso cheesecake, which is this tiny, little, bite-sized thing, which I loved. Ol' reliable

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    Gyuro Ramen

    4.4(274 reviews)
    2.6 miWest Loop, Near West Side
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    Update after my last meal 7 months ago: Gyuro Ramen has done it AGAIN! My sister and I (who live…read moreout-of-state) have been talking about the last ramen experience we had here and couldn't wait to have it again! Well folks, the opportunity arose again with us both being in Chicago and we hopped right on it! We popped in on a Saturday evening, right after the dinner rush, and were promptly seated. We grazed over the menu lightly, since we already knew what we wanted to order: the chicken karaage and tuna poke as appetizers, the premium signature gyukotsu for myself, and the prime shoyu for my sister. Everything was brought out quite quicky and it was all SMASHINGLY delicious! The chicken kaarage was fried to perfection and paired beautifully with the spicy mayo, the tuna poke was fresh and a perfect palate cleanser, and both of the bowls of ramen we ordered were beautifully composed with the most harmonious of flavors. I was WOW'd by the premiere bowl! While a bit pricier than the rest of the ramen options, it was loaded with a variety of proteins, the noodles were just the right amount of chewy, and the marinated egg was *chef's kiss*. A HUGE shout out to the waitstaff, who were incredibly kind, and checked in on us throughout our meal experience. The overall ambience and vibe of Gyuro Ramen is always so enjoyable! It's a spot great for a date - whether with a friend or love interest - where you can have great conversation over a great meal. My recommendation remains the same as last time: HIGHLY RECOMMEND and will certainly be returning again soon!

    I would've given it a four star if it wasn't a staff giving us attitude for being surprised that…read moresteamed dumplings come with spicy powders as a default (who does that?). We ordered steamed dumplings for the kids, but they couldn't eat those cuz of the spicy powders. The staff came over and told us they can't remove the spicy powder from the dumplings. But, like, they could've just not sprinkle the powder on top, it's not like it's part of the filling?! She left for a while and eventually came back and said they could give us another one without the spicy powder. But seriously, who sprinkles spicy powder on steamed dumpling? I don't think any Asian cuisine does that as a default. We had a large party and two household ordered extra noodles, they only brought out one initially. When we asked for the second one, they got all confused, and they had to check all our bills to make sure they didn't give us extra noodles and that we were billed properly. Seems a bit disorganized if they can't handle a party of 10. We correctly guessed that it was non-Japanese people running the shop based on the dialect they spoke... but alas, it's expected that Asians from that region would give us that type of attitude lol so we forgive them for it. Now onto the actual food, it was just OK. My husband ordered a yasai and my oldest ordered a kinoko. I ordered a rosu for the kids. The flavors are not bad but nothing really stood out. The duck meat wasn't as tender as it could be. The kids didn't really like the dumpling/gyoza fillings either. For the price, I really expected better. I got the wakame seaweed salad and the hiyatakko. The wakame salad is just your store bought wakame mixed with some leafs, and the hiyatakko is nothing like the Japanese flavor, it's more Chinese and the tofu they selected isn't even the silky one, so it's actually bland and chalky with very weak chili oil flavor. The presentation is all pretty good tho. Looks good, but tastes are all just mediocre. We probably won't try this place again, at least not this location.

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    Monster Ramen - The Monster

    Monster Ramen

    4.3(187 reviews)
    1.6 miLogan Square
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    I'm sitting here in my living room, mired by an early, uninvited awakening. It was not a thud. No…read morealarm. Just a gentle frazzle of sunlight stealing me from night. In no way had my body rested. Donned in dawn, my underwear-pajamas slightly slid down revealed a sad vision of man, sloppily tangled in ruffled sheets. Exposed. There is nothing pretty about me, I thought, as I pondered if the sunlight were judging what it saw. Before reaching my current perch on the living room couch, I sat in bed flicking through news in search of something good, but simultaneously only pausing on the bad. Glorifying in the doom, really. It was the pinch I needed to prove I was indeed awake. All day I seek the pinch of pain to prove I am not dreaming. Coffee, cats, clothes, splashof water, and 20 steps later I find myself in the planning pose, here in the living room. The planning pose is very much like the wake-startle, sans the sheets and exposed crack. It involves me laying here on the couch actually reading the articles I perused earlier. I like to rationalize that the information gleaned is to set me up for a day of human interaction. Perhaps it is a study session to get up to human-social-speed. Right now it is dawning on me -- my second uninvited dawn of the day -- that perhaps behavior isn't responsible humanity, it is prolonged self torment. The tighter pinch. The proverbial purple nurple of challenging my awakened state. Cats gather around me. One at my feet and the other curled beside my thigh. Am I king to them? They are fed. Surely they are not here in need of something. Have I done something to warrant this attention? My affection toward them is inconsistent. It ebbs in startling fits of overly attentive playing or petting followed by long droughts of disregard. My ambivalence as their king gives me this luxury, and supports my theory that they may think I am indeed king. This is the type of cyclical example loop I am using as evidence to propel me from the underwear'ed fat man the sun observed moments ago. Evidence that says: "See, Sun, I am more than the larva you spotlighted. I am a god! The cats are evidence! And they sleep in your sun-puddles in undisputed, recognizable perfection, not the ugly crack-exposed heap you found me in. You love them. They love me. So, pinch yourself, and stop judging me!" Obviously the coffee is working, or maybe the cats are doing their trick: making me feel accepted in the universe. Whatever the case may be, I pet my cat. Dander floats into the sun's beams and crystallizes in the air. If you've ever seen dust in a thinly sliced light beam at dawn you know: Hope is the accidental luck of shadows bouncing off of the chaos but always cutting through. Always meeting a surface. Penetrating the thickest of atmospheres and colliding on flowers and alleys, on well planned solar panels, on potholes, through any crack, on my crack, projecting obtuse triangles, acute bi-angles, and isosceles quad-tangles, even while penetrating deep into the sea, revealing all the magnificent details of art, and occasionally falling on me. Trees bend to it. I give the cat closest a good scratch behind the ear and look out the window at the trees greening in spring. A dog walker pauses to pick up excrement. A squirrel cowers behind a branch. The ramen restaurant on the corner is cut through by light warming empty tables; tables preparing to slurp up hungry, hopeful lunchers into the belly of contentment. Dark, seemingly an antagonist to light's hero demeanor, sheepishly slinks away, humbly realizing it is not the opposite of light, but the absence. "Beautiful," I think as I see the spicy broth of life warming in the sun glow beyond the glass. Yes. It is beautiful. It really is. I couldn't see how much in the dark but the rhythm out the window is now clear. I turn to my cat, who is winding down a purr. We share a slow-blink gaze at one another as the last sliver of dawn is replaced with shadow in my house. He moves to the window sill to soak in every second as it departs. "Welp, buddy. Nothing left now. Time to bend to the light"

    Beef based ramen was perfect for our friend who cant eat pork! We came wednesday night and it was…read morepacked! We had no reservation but when i checked the latest was 7, so Im guessing this is a popular late night bite. We waited about 40 minutes for a table of 5. Was slightly disappointed that two party that came after us got seated first at the bar. There were a lot of seats open as the dinner rush died so I wished we were asked if bar over table was fine because our 5th seat at the table ended up being a stool anyways. Miso Ramen: I could taste the difference between pork base and beef base for sure. I prefer pork, but if you like beef flavor this will be great. The beef was tender, but not too flavorful. The egg was PERFECT. Noodles are thin and while thicker noodles are my preference they were cooked just right. 7.3/10 the chili oil is made with ghost pepper FYI! I know they try to warn us with 3 spice sign but my friends were not ready and wish we were told this before and not when it hit our table. Overall not my taste profile and a bit more expensive than I like, I can see myself coming back for friends who cant eat pork.

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    Monster Ramen - Miso Wagyu

    Miso Wagyu

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    Menu as of 9.20.25

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