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    Trio Ramen

    3.7 (69 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Desserts, Beer Bar
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Scott S.

    It's okay - the ramen is better than the curry / yaki udon. Was super greasy. Service is mixed with one server nice and a couple of the others pretty aloof. I'd give it another try if I was in the area. But I much preferred this other joint called Asian Noodle that's in Madison. I don't understand the menu - like some dishes they'll have it with beef; others with chicken. And many with neither.

    Tempura Udon
    Maddie T.

    I was craving udon and have been meaning to try this place for a while, but I found it to be a bit disappointing. Overall, the broth and tempura batter were bland and lacked the usual flavor I expected. I tried my partner's tonkotsu ramen broth and had a similar feeling.

    Chicken miso broth with tofu
    MaryDan H.

    Tasty ramen. Wished more ingredients were included for free, such as bean sprouts. But the place has to make money, so I went ahead and added what looked good. And we were not disappointed in the good.

    Pork Loin
    Aric B.

    Wanted to give this place another try as it has been a while. Ordered the Chicken Katsu curry which came as expected and tasted pretty good. We also ordered the pork loin curry and it says 3 pieces of pork which we were ok with but they were sliced so thin each of the three barely add up to one piece. If you order this you should just get a plain curry as that's is pretty much what it is. The service was quick but when some friends of our waiter came in he ignored us and another table to talk to them for quite some time.

    shoyu ramen With pork loin
    Michelle T.

    Had a lovely dinner here. Service was quick and friendly! Not sure what happened last time, but the broth & toppings tasted much better this time around. Definitely glad I gave Trio a second chance. Got the pork gyoza again since it did not disappoint the first time! Went with chashu and pork loin instead of the pork belly and I was pretty happy with the results. The shoyu broth was very rich and full of flavor while the miso broth was on the lighter & creamier side. I personally liked the miso ramen broth better, but if you're interested in a stronger taste I'd recommend the shoyu. Thanks!

    Vegan Ramen
    Lexi G.

    I went to Trio for the first time on a Friday night around 5:30pm and there was plenty of seating. The interior is spacious and cute with hanging plants. The staff was friendly and helpful. Both me and the person I was dining with ordered ramen. The ordering system is easy to follow, but can get pretty pricey with add ons. If you want anything other than the base protein, cabbage, and scallion you're looking at $2-$7 per topping depending on what you choose. I added pickled radish to the vegan ramen. It was overall pretty tasty, but I wish the tofu was baked, fried, or even just marinated. The vegan ramen and tonkatsu were heavy on the sesame oil, both having a strong scent and flavor. I like sesame oil so I didn't mind, but if you're not a big fan it might be a turnoff. They also sell Oi Ocha which is nice. Overall it was a fine place to get vegan ramen, but if I came back I would want to try the Vegan Don or Tofu Udon.

    Passion Fruit Green Tea
    Jordan B.

    Still a decent ramen joint! This time I ordered the tonkotsu with the loin instead of the chasu. However the matcha milk tea was dissapointing. The boba was hard and the drink itself was very weak and watery ;( I recommend sticking to the fruit teas!

    Shows packing: sealed bowls, in knotted plastic bags. Strawberry lemonade had sealed paper-type lid as well.
    Vicki A.

    Ordered Restaurant Week lunch to go. Worried-but exceptional packing! Broth separate from bowl; and everything in it's own knotted plastic bag as well No spillage and stayed hot and cold. Drink was sooo good; and ramen too. So much depends on the broth and this was lucious. Counter guy super nice and friendly too.

    Special
    Malia Y.

    This place is just meh to me for ramen. I'd make the longer drive within Madison for better ramen. We got the pork buns... I'd pass on these. The pork was tough. Lacking flavor. And the bun was not pillowy at all. It stuck to my teeth. As for the ramen, we got the spicy miso special. It had a bit of smokiness on the initial bite. I can't really put my finger on it... maybe it's the noodles? The flavor? I wouldn't pay $20 for the special again. Service was good, very efficient.

    Chefs special
    Alex D.

    Really delicious and reasonably priced for how much you get! We tried the pork bao buns, the chefs special ramen, and a milk tea. Everything tasted really fresh and the portions were good sized. The service was friendly and the were happy to provide recommendations, which I always appreciate. The restaurant was clean and cute. We will be back to try more dishes, and more importantly, the dessert!

    Chef's Special
    Darryl A.

    I went with my daughter on a Thursday and we were seated immediately, not very busy. We both got the chefs special. The service was prompt and the ramen was out fast. The broth was excellent and the noodles were good. The only downside is the egg was still a bit cold. I feel the broth could have been hotter and to let the ingredients sit for an extra minute before service. Overall a very good bowl of noodle soup.

    Dead give away it is a Chinese restaurant.
    Khiang S.

    I saw this restaurant on my way to Costco in Middleton and was curious about it. First was the name. Trio Ramen. Trio is 3. I know what to ramen is, so what is the 3 for? 3 types of noodles? 3 ways of cooking ramen? Anyway, when I was seated, there is a 2d barcode I can scan and it said letrioramen. Hmmm. Le as in the in French? Then trio should be trois. Anyway, nice spacious restaurant with cool decor and vibe. Come on laufey was playing over the intercom. How cool is that? I was so ready to try some Japanese ramen and then I saw the container of chili on the table. Dead give away, it is a Chinese restaurant masking as a Japanese restaurant. Take it from from someone who had been to Japan many times. They don't serve hot chili oil on the table. Still curious, I opted for their daily special ramen. It was Kyoto ramen today. I've been to Kyoto and tried the ramen there. This is not Kyoto ramen. One piece of charsu, 1 onsen egg, and an assortment of vegetables - bamboo, bean sprouts, green onions. Oh, and 1 dried seaweed. I also swapped out the ramen for gluten free noodles so I can't comment on their ramen. The broth is supposed to be soy based chicken broth but it tasted sweet. I have the same neck stiffness as if I ate msg. The onsen egg was nicely done and the protein was tender. Bamboo was too thick. Looks like it came from a can. I also ordered their karage chicken to go. According to the wait staff, it is about 13 oz. They use dark meat so that's good. Unfortunately the batter is too thick for an authentic Japanese karage. If you had karage chicken in Japan you will know what I mean. So the 3 stars is for the sticker shock. The special of the day rung up as chef's special and with the gluten free noodles (+1.50), the dish was $21!!! First - shouldn't I get a credit for not eating the ramen? Also the daily special's price was not on the chalkboard where I checked in. So beware. It is not worth that price. $10 for the karage chicken appetizer. Pretty pricey for an appetizer. Overall, it is not worth the price and it is real Japanese either.

    Shoyu Pork Belly Ramen
    Grace S.

    Very disappointed. My friend and I ordered two appetizers, the chicken wings and the cajun fries. They came out at the same time as our entrées. Wings were small, greasy, and not great. Fries were good but there was barely any of the sauce topping on it. My ramen was quite honestly gross. My egg was way overcooked and tasted like nothing. The broth tasted like water. Every topping besides cabbage and scallion is an upcharge. The toppings were bland. The pork was bland and dry. I pushed my bowl aside a few minutes after receiving our food. Our server didn't come back one single time to check on us and our uneaten entrées. Eventually, someone just dropped the bill off at our table and didn't give us a chance to speak to them. My bill was extremely expensive. I would've been better off eating 30¢ ramen from my cabinet or going to Culver's across the street.

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    Hip, happening spot right here in Middleton. Great ramen broth. Friendly. Would definitely go again.

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    Zen Ramen

    Zen Ramen

    4.3
    (49 reviews)
    10.6 mi
    $$

    The ramen is delicious, and I thought the Gyoza appetizer…read more was the best I've ever had. The server, (Jayai) was wonderful. She was very careful about our allergy concerns and made sure to take care of us (my daughter has a severe fish allergy and needed her ramen free of fish cake & sauce). The Thai boba tea was delicious, too. I discovered that I prefer Thai ice tea better without boba, but I really enjoyed it in this form, as well. I enjoyed the clean and comfortable atmosphere. I was thankful for the interior photograph left by a previous Yelper because the Yelp reviews I read didn't mention that the place had a dine-in an option. The dining space want just accommodating, but lovely, as well.

    I'm a bit conflicted about the meal I had. First off, service was great, and the speed the food…read morearrived was perfect. So, absolutely no issues there. For an appetizer, I had the gyoza, and it was perfect. Evenly fried and steamed, even if it was just frozen stuff from the bag like at the Japanese restaurant I used to work at, it was at least prepared with skill. My main entree was the garlic miso ramen. And while each component worked on its own, all of them put together made it seem less as a whole. My biggest issues were the chashu pork which came out a little overcooked. I know the reason, and probably shouldn't hold it against them, but it reminded me a bit of the overcooked pork of my childhood. The other issue was the broth. It was sweet on the backend, which really didn't do it for me the more I've thought about it. I'm not sure if it was the pork broth or the tare. My suspicion lies heavier towards the tare than the broth, but I could be wrong. Either way, I felt that such noticeable sweetness was out of place especially since it did too much to counter the garlic flavor. I suspect it was there to do that for those who don't like a heavy garlic flavor, but then again, if you don't like garlic flavor, you shouldn't be ordering something labeled as garlic on the menu. I will say that marinating the egg was a nice touch and gave it a depth of flavor that typically isn't there from other ramen places I've tried. Otherwise, it was good overall, it just felt like it didn't completely come together with the sweetness of the broth and the pork being a tad overcooked. Still, despite perhaps not looking like it, Zen Ramen was a solid little ramen shop on the East Side and I would not oppose going back to try some of their other ramen bowls. It might not blow your mind if you're a regular ramen connoisseur, but is still a solid spot if you want something affordable and unpretentious.

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    Global Market & Food Hall

    Global Market & Food Hall

    4.2
    (80 reviews)
    10.7 mi
    $$

    This is an interesting Chinese Market. The market has a lot of chinese items and other east asian…read moreitems. There was a ton of moon and sun cakes. I tried a couple of poke sticks. Pistachio one was my favorite. There were many Asian ice creams. Propitious mango was a good one. There were a lot of small food places in the food hall. I tried food from a lot of different places. The food hall had a lot of seats, and was neatly maintained. It was never crowded. Kawasaki is close to the entry of Global Market. So the first time I was there, I went straight to this place. I had a Chicken katsu rice bowl. It was one of the best food I had in the food hall. Display had some very delicious and cute cakes. Next time I should try some of that. Taiwan Street has nice pho and bubble tea. I went for a pistachio milk shake, without bubbles. It was good. But I think I should have really went for a pho. They have a lots of sweets in display. I went for a peach swiss roll and a sesame ball. Both were good. From Dumpling House, I went for a chicken and mushroom dumpling and chinese chive pie. Both were good . It came steaming hot. I think I should have gone for some of their more favorite items like chive and pork dumpling. From Nice Flavor Stir Fry , I went for a sauteed sliced lamb with cumin. Generally this is a really flavorful dish which you cannot go wrong with. But it wasn't as good as I expected. Flavors were off, and the quality fo meat was not as good as I expected. Stir fry chicken mei fun was my favorite item from Bowl Bowl Rice. It came hot and was flavorful. I also had a tea leaf flavor egg. It was just $1. But it came with egg shell. I had to peel it. Egg was slightly less flavorful than I expected. Mochi donut is the main item in Glazed. There were some food items as well, but I didn't find takers for that. I went for 3 donuts - Oreo, honey dew and churro. The flavors were all interesting. May be oreo was my favorite. Donut texture was more chewy. From S&B Hmong Kitchen, I went for a fried rice from this place. It was flavorful. Cilantro and scallion on top gave a nice flavor kick. From Poké Mì, I went for a drunken noodles as my entree. It was not as good as I expected. Flavors were off. May be I should have gone for bahn mi. I haven't seen sugar cane juice anywhere else in Madison. So went for one. I thought it was just ok.

    Construction around this place made it a pain to get here, but finally got there. I dig what they…read moreare doing here, and feel this is a great way to get exposure to many types of dining all at once. Came here on a Monday, and unfortunately, a handful of the stalls were not open. Bummer, as the Filipino joint happened to be one of the stalls. Didnt stop me from looking. All the different food stalls are on the perimeter of this place, with ample seating in the middle. This place is also connected to a market, so if you happen to need a little something extra to supplement your meal, you could get it from here, though no real prepared food, so I'm thinking more of condiments or drinks. The market itself seemed to have a fairly decent selection of Asian groceries and items, with discounted items right before the checkout lines (genius). I found myself going through the drinks for a good 5-10 minutes alone. I hope this place does well. I was here on a Monday in the summer, so hopefully this wasn't a good representation of their normal traffic, but this place was DEAD. OVERALL - if you're wanting the variety of a mall food court, but specifically with Asian choices, come check this place out! CELEBRITY RATING - Donnie Yen

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    Ruyi Hand Pulled Noodle

    Ruyi Hand Pulled Noodle

    4.4
    (200 reviews)
    6.4 mi
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    The food was OK. Nothing too amazing, but it is a solid spot for cheap eats. The broth was…read moredelicious, but it felt like it was missing something...I also wish that the dish came with more veggies / meat. It felt like most of the dish was just the noodles, and it was not balanced (ended up not finishing the noodles). Service is very straightforward. You order up front, and they deliver the food to you. After that, you put away your dishes/trash. Very standard noodle shop. Nothing too crazy. We came in at a pretty empty time (near 8pm), so service was not packed. It is a standard restaurant with standard seating options. Standard vibes only.

    Hand pulled noodles for REAL!!! You can watch the chef pull your noodles to order. So rare of a…read moreprocess I HIGHLY RECOMMEND trying this mom and pop noodle shop. The texture of the noodle that's achieved by hand pulling cannot be replicated by a machine. This family run restaurant deserves your attention if you love authentic, tasty, and local food. There are many options: hot/cold; udon, rice, cut noodles if you don't want hand pulled; soup dumplings; baos; and more. We will be back for noodles and dumb for sure! This family restaurant will not disappoint if you're in the mood for noodles, or noodle soup.

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    Spicy Shredded Chicken Cold Noodles ($11.99) - sesame sauce, carrots, cucumbers, bean sprout, peanut, cilantro, green onion
    Spicy Shredded Chicken Cold Noodles ($11.99) - sesame sauce, carrots, cucumbers, bean sprout, peanut, cilantro, green onion
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    Sake Sushi

    Sake Sushi

    4.0
    (64 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    All you can eat
    Large group friendly

    Fabulous. Everything fresh, plentiful and tasty. So many things on the AYCE menu. Tons of options…read more Soups salads appetizers, ramen, teriyaki oh yeah and SUSHI. Like a billion different rolls all of them are GREAT. The Philly roll is a standout. As was the Madison roll. The price was very reasonable. Great service too. Will return

    Was hungry after touring 2 Frank Lloyd Wright sites and felt like sushi so I was happy I had…read morebookmarked Sake Sushi. Located on the West side of Madison, and I was already half way there. The neighborhood is nice and Sake Sushi is located in a small plaza, however I almost missed it since it is located on the side of the plaza and was not visible from the street. Inside I found an interesting mix of decor, it seems like a traditional Asian restaurant with white linen tableclothes and also some very modern touches including neon strip lighting along the ceiling and a variety of light fixtures. Overall a bit of a mishmash that would be better if they picked one style and stayed with it. I got there in the late afternoon so the place was empty at first, I was seated and given the menu which allows you to fill out what you want. The menu is fairly similar to other AYCE sushi places I have been at. Of note is that at dinner you can order up to 15 pieces of sashimi without an extra charge. I ordered a nice selection of sashimi, some sushi, a couple of different maki rolls, the salmon skin salad and the seafood soup. Interestingly the sashimi and sushi came out first, then the maki rolls, then the soup and salad. The sashimi was very good, fresh with nice sized pieces; the nigiri sushi had a nice portion of seafood to rice. I was a bit disappointed with the seafood soup, just a bit under seasoned and too much bean sprouts. The salmon skin salad was excellent with nicely roasted smoked salmon skin mixed with a bit of eel sauce, delicious, crunchy and one of my favorites that you don't see everywhere. I also enjoyed the scallops sashimi, large fresh raw scallops with a nice delicate flavor and texture. The maki rolls were good as well, nicely sized with plenty of filling. I did really enjoy the Super Lobster Roll with shrimp tempura, cucumbers, avocado then topped with lobster salad; the lobster salad was a nice treat, although I think it was made with lagostino lobsters it was still tasty. I also liked their version of spider roll, the soft shell crab was crispy and flavorful. I enjoyed my meal at Sake Sushi, dinner was $30 for all you can eat. The sushi and sashimi were very good, of course not quite the same quality as the best sushi bars but pretty close. Service was good and there are plenty of choices, including noodle dishes, fried rice, hibachi and tempura. The decor is a bit of a miss, but nothing that will keep you from enjoying your meal. Well worth a try if you are hungry and feel like some sushi and Japanese food.

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