Furious Spoon Logan Square

Food is nicely presented. Service was fast and friendly. I ended up sending the “Mother Clucker” bowl back, though, as I don’t like dark chicken meat. The menu says it’s breast, but it didn’t taste like it and I didn’t care for the fatty broth. Our server was extremely gracious and took it back, and I ordered a vegetarian bowl instead. It didn’t really fill me up, but it was tasty. I’d be open to going back if I was in the area and craving ramen again.

The food was delicious! Got the karage smokehouse chicken, and I couldn't stop eating it. That was just the appetizer, but the main course was called The Mother Clucker. The bartender recommended it to me and she did not disappoint 👌 it was amazing! You get to add things to it. I overfilled myself up and so did my fiance 😂 definitely coming back when I want some more of that delicious Japanese ramen 😋 10 out of 10 🌟

Servers were friendly enough, just felt very chaotic like they were confused on pretty much every part of the menu even though they had both worked there awhile. they didn’t have a lot of ingredients for really basic drinks, was on my 3rd tier drink before it worked out lol, both servers seemed nice but confused. Food was just okay for the price. I was here a few years ago & had no complaints. Not terrible, just had kind of a chaotic vibe, wouldn’t be my first choice again.

This spot is absolutely delicious! I mean what’s not to love about hip hop and RAMEN😍! Upon arrival we were greeted with a huge smile, and immediately had our drink orders taken. My bf and I ordered from the mocktails menu- and it did not disappoint! Super delicious and fresh! We ordered the smoke show karaage chicken and let me save you the trouble- GET IT! The chicken is cooked perfectly crispy and the sauce oh my god the sauce is divine! Ramen- we ordered the furious ramen and the mother clucker. Both amazing in their own ways. The furious ramen comes in a pork miso broth- super flavorful! The mother clucker was light yet just was tasty, the chicken was perfectly tender. I also added roasted garlic which was the perfect addition! Tab was beyond reasonable pricing, super clean and friendly service! Will be coming back! 10/10

I ate a lot of ramen here on an all you can eat ramen day. Everything was pretty decent. If I am being honest, it was not the best ramen I ever had, but at the same time, pretty good for an all you can eat deal. I like the way the restaraunt is set up. Relaxed seating, with bar stools against the window to allow you to eat ramen with a view. For me, I really enjoyed eating ramen while observing the young, hip environment of Logan Square.

I went on a Sunday and it was really chill. The workers were so nice and accommodating, especially since it was our first time there. The Furious was really good. Also I can't remember the name but it had a hint of seafood in it, that one would be really great if you get it spicy (you can request it spicy).

Really enjoyed our time here. Kathi, our waitress, was awesome. The appetizers were decent. The drinks were really good, we got fishbowls which were reasonably strong and an old fashioned which had just the right amount of sweetness. The ramen was okay at best, I really wasn’t a fan. We got both infused and regular noodles but I found the regular to be a little better. The furious ramen had dumplings in it though and I thought that was a great addition. Everything was reasonably priced though.

Absolutely love this place! Every time we visit Chicago we make sure we stop in for the Furious ramen. The atmosphere is great. Clean and inviting while also cozy and calm. The food has never not been delicious. The staff is wonderful. They are friendly and informative. Definitely recommend this local spot!!

We have been coming to Furious Spoon in Logan Square for a few years now and have always had the best time there! Great food and excellent service! the staff is friendly and have always been very accommodating to any of our requests. Highly recommend to anyone in search of some good ramen and good time.

In our quest for ramen in Chicago we came across Furious Spoon. The location is prime and the interior is also cool. Our server was very professional and polite. Now the food. My husband described it best as "this is a place for people who haven't had restaurant ramen before." This is ramen 101. All flavors are very light. The best were the crispy shrimp in the ramen and the noodles were cooked well. The fried dumplings were good but again it lacked in robust flavor. I found over $20 for a bowl of ramen to be very steep in price considering we only added about one extra item per bowl. I want to be clear that this place has a lot to offer and I think they can get there. My recommendation is work on flavor combinations to bring a robust flavor to the bowl.

Yummy ramen. Good music. Always a vibe when I visit. Their Furious Bowl is tried and true.

Delicious! We were headed to Stan Mansion for a show and wanted ramen in the area. We had three choices and picked Furious Spoon. Glad we did. I was worried at first because the place was light with business. We ordered drinks. My daughter got the grapefruit fizz drink on the menu it was so delicious she ordered two. I had a spicy margarita which was delicious. The price was supposed to be $7.99 but on the bill it ended up being $11. No worries I didn't fight it. Our server was Olivia and she was soooo nice!! My daughter is also an Olivia so that went over well. Lol We had: THE FURIOUS - it was delicious! The broth was so flavorful you don't have to add anything to this dish. I added corn because I'm a corn head but you're good. TOKYO SHOYU - so good! This was a darker broth but it was like having a pot roast without the beef. So good! Oh and by the time we left, it started to get a bit busier. We were just there early and it was a Wednesday.

My first experience with Furious Spoon, I did not enjoy it. Didn't enjoy the food, the setting, nor service. That was in November of 2022. I heard that they had closed down other locations and put a strong focus on the Logan Square location, so I was convinced to give it another chance and I saw a pretty good improvement . Service: 5/5 The service this time around was so much better. Last time we came, we weren't sure how to get seated (I believe it's self-seating) but we were provided guidance this time around. Our bar tender and server Anastasiya was great helping us with food options, recommending drinks, making cocktails and serving our food! Food: 3.5/5 The food last time I came was not my favorite. With a Gyoza and Ramen, it was not my favorite, too salty almost like soy sauce water and the gyoza was a soft mushy texture that tasted like peas. This time around we got the Veggie Explosion Ramen, The Furious Ramen, Pickled Veggies, and Roasted/sauced Cauliflower. The appetizers were amazing, really fresh & refreshing. The ramen was not as bad as I remember, but very similarly the broth itself was lacking depth and really tasted similar to soy sauce based broth. With that, this is just a preference, but the noodles are so thin, maybe changing to a more traditional egg-noodle may help make the portion feel bigger and help with flavor. Ambiance: 4/5 The vibe of the location is great. Very street, chill and casual. The walls of the bathrooms are "graffitied" with art that seems to be from customers and they play pop culture music. It seems like a great place to be. I just hate the seating. The seats are wooden stools, they are pretty uncomfortable and with a stool-based sitting option for every table, there are other options. It makes it feel a bit hard to slurp up the ramen and hurts my bum and back. Great Points: - Service team was great and attentive - Appetizers were very refreshing especially with the ramen - Vibes of the location are immaculate Recommendations: - reflavor the broth to make it more rich in flavor. Maybe have it a mix of miso and veggie stock with egg-based traditional ramen noodles - add some type of back support with the high-top chairs (maybe get a couple of regular sized tables)

In our quest to find the best ramen in Chicago, sadly we may have found the worst. At least, when it comes to delivery. While the noodles and rest of contents are separated, the noodles and broth stay tougher so the noodles get overcooked. But the flavors didn't bring enough for us to want to find out by eating here in person. Mother Clucked - 2/5. Boring base. Cubes of chicken that didn't add much. Overcooked noodles. My wife had a few bites and refused to keep eating. Furious Ramen Bowl - 3/5. Decent combination of flavors, but surprisingly mild for the name. Also suffered from overcooked noodles. The mushrooms are oddly sweet. Kobra Karaage Fried Chicken - 3/5. Solid, well fried. Could be quite good fresh out of the fryer.

Was heading back to Sconnie and really wanted ramen. Decided since it was on my way home, I'd stop. Ordered ramen to go- had a bao bun as I waited. ( an excellent suggestion by the server). Very chill, but it was a Sunday eve.

I was disappointed in the ramen. I couldn't even finish half of it. It was more so a floating salad that a flavorful ramen bowl. I asked for it to be spicy and I didn't feel a kick either. Bummer! Service was fine!

I cannot say enough how good my ramen was! I think I basically inhaled it. It had been a looong time since I'd had some good ramen and The Furious did NOT disappoint! The marinated mushrooms were an unexpected surprise... OMG! I also ordered shrimp dumplings and they were delicious and crispy! I'll definitely be ordering from here again soon!!

Just wanted to update my review and send a well deserved shout out to the team at Furious Spoon. I've been coming here since it opened - time flies fast, so that's 8 years! A lot of times, a restaurant will open, be decent or even great, and then a few months later, it all goes downhill. It's a tough industry and even simple consistency can be difficult to achieve. In my opinion, this place has done the opposite - it's gotten better! They upgraded their delivery packaging (looks and travels great), and the ramen is sheer perfection. Maybe it's because I finally dialed in my ultimate order; Dynamo Shrimp with garlic relish, green beans, roasted corn and chili cauliflower. Each bite is better than the last; spicy, sweet, garlicky, gingery and you can taste the dedication that goes into making each ingredient perfect. Always a great experience.

I've come to Furious Spoon multiple times over the years, and I think that they started out good, and have only gotten better as time has passed. I'm a big fan of their Furious Ramen bowl, but with a little extra spice added. I wrestle with myself when I order this because the noodles that come with it are thin, and perfect but I also love the little extra spice that comes along with the chili noodle substitution. I have had their karaage before, but now they have added sauced options. We had the Smokeshow, and it is indeed a little show coming in a glass dome filled with cherry smoke. The sauce on these is a ginger sesame sauce, and it is sooooooo good! The only gripe I have with Furious Spoon is that they took away my favorite Ramen, and I'm impatiently waiting for them to bring it back, even if it's only for a limited time..... The Holy Cow! The spice on that bowl was phenomenal with ground beef and green beans. The drinks are also super good. I had a Dreamsicko Mode, and it was very tasty, and stronger than it tasted. I seem to find street parking on Fullerton with very little hassle. Cash and card are accepted. The staff are super friendly, and knowledgeable. When I was on the fence about the Karaage, our server brought us some of the sauce to taste to seal the deal.

We've had ramen around the world--literally, arriving in our Singapore Hotel at 2:15 A.M.!!! There was Singaporean ramen waiting for us... but NOTHING like the ramen from Furious Spoon! We've tried all the ramen places in Chicago and suburbs (or so it seems) but NOTHING comes close to the delicious, well-crafted, okay a little spicy but that's how we like it, ramen from Furious Spoon in Logan Square! If you want freshly made, authentic ramen, then this is the place for you! Whether you dine in at their welcoming room or do carry out or delivery, it's worth your time to partake of this mouth-watering ramen! Lest I forget the service which is attentive without being intrusive-- always a plus in every restaurant. Soooo Good!

Creative, colorful dishes and delicious, savory ramen. The servers are always friendly and easy-going. I love the variety of soup ingredients, such as dumplings, mushrooms, and egg. A perfect place for a tourist lunch or date night.

The ramen here is awesome, not super authentic but tastes really good. The service was quick and the location is cute, not busy so everything was fast!

Starting off with this, I've never yelped a place that I did not think was good. However, I was totally disappointed with this place! Right when my friend and I came in, the waiter was yelling at the cook in the back. After that, the energy was quiet and awkward. Secondly, this place is ridiculously overpriced. You are paying over 20$ for broth noodles and green beans. All other toppings you have to pay for! Once the ramen came, I was even more disappointed. Nothing about this ramen was fresh or good quality. The noodles were not soft at all, and it tasted like they came out of a freezer. The broth was average, and it shouldn't be for this cost. Like I said, I was extremely disappointed with this place. There are MANY other authentic ramen places nearby that I would choose over this!

Food was good, got the furious ramen and it had nice spice, but wasn't face drenching hot. I always love toppings and this had my favs-soft boiled egg, yummy fatty meat, dumplings. The staff was kind. The reason why I gave it 4 stars was it definitely felt like a dive bar type of scene, kinda grubby (not the cleanest counters) and I got a used cup (evident by the lipstick mark on it). Server was apologetic and quickly got me a fresh one.

Food was so good and the service was great. I loved the ambiance of ramen meeting hip hop!!

I love ramen, and I order furious spoon more often than I would like to admit. However their new packaging they have for take out is terrible. They should absolutely NOT mix the noodles and broth together for take out. By the time I got home my noodles absorbed all of the broth and I didn't have any broth left in my soup and instead was left with a noodle dish instead of ramen. Really really disappointing.

Food is fantastic! Service is very attentive and it's always worth the trip. Met the owner and he is really nice and definitely has a passion for what he does.

Service was excellent. Olivia, our waitress, was a delight and was able to give great recommendations, was very accommodating, and fast. I got the limited edition ramen university bowl. The broth was good! The noodle were pretty soft though. Olivia said that the noodles soak up the broth so she mentioned that they give with a side of broth for free. Also, was provided with umami seasoning that tastes just like the ramen packet in the maruchan ramen and it was really good! My bf got the furious ramen with the chili infused noodles and it was really good too!

Sadly not the best ramen here. I was headed to another ramen spot but stumbled here because parking was surprisingly easier to find. But disappointed I didn't read the reviews as I normally would. Given the name I thought I was in for spicy ramen but I was given hot sauce that lacked any type of spice. Very underwhelmed and would not go back. The broth lacked flavor and not authentic. The service however was good. Ambiance: I get the whole rustic, grungy vibe but with this place I question the cleanliness. The bar tables all around were flithy. I should have just left but I already paid for parking.

Furious Spoon has its own vibe. The staff is friendly but it's super loud and difficult to carry on a conversation. The ramen is good. It's nice that they have two different types of vegetarian ramen on the menu.

Furious Spoon delivers, yet again! I have been going to this location for the past two years. Arguably, one of the BEST spots to get ramen in the city. Just a heads up, for those that are sensitive to loud music, you may want to bring noise reducing earplugs to help keep you audially comfortable with the music. I would've preferred the noise level be brought down a bit, since I enjoy light background music and conversation during my meals. Onto the aspects that made Furious Spoon a PHENOMdotCOM experience: THE RAMEN AND APPETIZERS! My sister and I split the steamed vegetarian dumplings and the Cauliflower Lovin' apps. The staff were incredibly accommodating to my vegan dietary restriction and brought out some vegan friendly sauces to accompany the cauliflower. SO DELICIOUS. Now the main stars of the show: I present to you, The Dynamo Shrimp ramen (my sister's choice) and the (vegan friendly - me) Kid Curry ramen. Both bowls of ramen were absolutely exceptional! The Kid Curry was a perfected trifecta of well-marinated, crispy tofu, fresh spinach, and roasted sweet potatoes that left me craving more. Highly recommend this to vegetarian and vegan diners! And as a former pescatarian, I can attest to the fact that the dynamo shrimp is THE BEST choice, hands-down. The crunchy, succulent, flavorful shrimp that just pop in your mouth and make your tastebuds go wild is THE reason to go to Furious Spoon. I will be back again to this location the next time I am in the mood for ramen. HIGHLY recommend to locals and visitors in the area!

I've been to Furious Spoon a few times and to be fair, they have a few good things going for them: the name of the business is pretty slick, service isn't bad, and the noodles texture by themselves are OK. But the bottom line is, the Ramen itself as a whole is pretty bad, plain, and simple. The broth isn't very tasty and the the protein you can add is mediocre. Pricing isn't a value but I care less about the price as long as the ramen hits right (which in this case they utterly fail). I'm amazed at how many Furious Spoon locations exist when there is a very competitive Ramen industry in Chicago. I'd advise avoiding this option.

Food was 8/10 service from the girl working the bar 04/04/2024 at about 6 pm was great . Super generous and caring

The team was so friendly when we arrived! Shoutout to Matthew & Olivia for their warm welcome and having a laugh with us. Food was solid as it always is and the vibes here are always on point. We got the dumplings, mother clucker and the furious. Everything was hot and tasty!

Service--great Ambiance--relaxing Food--fast-food like? I can see why some people like the spot though I feel there are more tastier options in the area.

Tried this spot out over the weekend and I'm not too sure how to rate it cause there were good things and bad things about my experience. First of all, the service and atmosphere was great and quite unique cause the music selection made me feel like I was at a bar and not a ramen restaurant. Food wise was okay I suppose. I felt the broth was drenched in spicy oil but the hand made noodle was delicious. I'm not sure if I'll return but I'm glad I gave it a try. It just wasn't up to my expectations for ramen.

Everything was good. The server was friendly and attentive. Ramen was good. The only thing is they forgot that we wanted eggs in our ramen. And they charged us for it.

What a fun little spot! Easy to find with decent street parking options, mostly paid spots depending on day/time. There's lots of outdoor seating tables, but we chose to sit inside at a window seat because it looked like rain was coming. There are both window seat and bar seating options inside. All stools are backless. The vibe is fun with hip hop music playing and an open kitchen. We started with fried chicken and pork dumplings and the edamame. The seasoning on the edamame had a kick and was delicious. The fried dumplings were some of the best I've had in town. For ramen, I ordered the mother clucker and my boyfriend had the furious. Both were in big bowls with a generous portion. The noodles felt fresh, the broth was rich. I love the crispy shallots on top. This is a great ramen place and we'll definitely be back. Thanks for a great lunch!

Decent ramen, very flavorful but a bit too salty. The Hot in Herre for 2 is a good deal! We got two ramen and karaage chicken. Cauliflower Love was sweet. Togarashi Spiced was salty also but only had flavors on the exterior. Reasonable pricing for the quality.

I came here two years ago and got the Tonkotsu broth (the furious ramen) and it was bangin'. This time, I needed a change and settled with the Mother Clucker... I had a feeling this was the one I wanted, and DAMN, on point! Flavorful in every way. The broth is a rich creamy chicken broth that makes joy in my mouth; it tastes richly of chicken, mushrooms and garlic (I added the garlic relish). The poached egg, when split open, and mixed in, makes the broth that much more decadent. The chicken pieces were so flavorful I kept thinking they were thigh, but the menu said chicken breast. Amazing. The current Old Fashioned on the cocktail menu was great! Service was good but a little off because they were having some kind of special event, but whatever, I was still waited on in decent time. I know I will be back again when I'm in town!

The drinks were great but the furious ramen was not spicy at all it was sweet and none savory. The dumplings were okay.

Had carry out from here today and was super impressed - I tried the chicken ramen. Portion size was good but I'd like to have more toppings like fresh herbs - even with the hot sauce it was a little bland. Chicken was really tasty and it was packaged perfectly to take home. Very generous amount of noodles and broth. Shrimp & chicken dumplings great, albeit a little on the small side so maybe get the order of 6 instead of 3 if you're hungry! I think the fried were a little tastier. Good big chunks of flavorful shrimp in the shrimp ones! The fried chicken dish really impressed me. I like the ranch sauce it comes with a lot - definitely give this dish a try for a filling app. All in all a great neighborhood spot with super fresh food. Will definitely be back!

My goodness gracious! This could possibly be the best veggie broth ramen I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing in Chicago! Hubby had the Mother Clucker Ramen Bowl and was super happy with it. The appetizers were both AMAZING!!! my favorite was the Togarashi Spiced Edamame... I'm a pescatarian otherwise everyone sat around us ordered the appetizer platter. The service was incredibly nice, the ambience is super cool and relaxed, and everyone leaves with a smile. That's the magic of Ramen!

I'm always looking to try something a little different when it comes to ramen and Furious Spoon definitely fit the bill. We started with the appetizer sampler which was all solid. Pretty standard gyoza type stuff. We were starving so I don't remember much besides shaking my head yes while demolishing everything on the plate. The ramen broth was super unique and maybe even a little overwhelming flavor-profile wise at times. The chili-infused noodles also packed quite a flavor punch. They did seem to lose some chew with whatever they are adding to infuse them. Enjoyed the meal here but (I say this as two guys with absolute iron guts) this meal was rough on the stomach for a day or two.

Very good ramen and a fun, colorful interior ambience. The outside gives you views of people walking by on the street. A very small area is shaded and the rest is in direct sunlight. The minimalist menu gives you room for customization. We had The Furious and The Mother-Clucker, both were standouts in their own way. The spicy one was definitely spicy so don't underestimate it. We added an egg to the Mother-Clucker but it wasn't necessary- tasted the same with or without it. The cocktails were also quite good- specifically the one that was a play on Becky with the good hair (I can't remember the full name). We could have had many of those.

Furious spoon has the best ramen I've ever had. Only complaint I have is it's not close to me but it's always worth the drive. The potstickers are to die for.

First time trying this place. I was just returning from a trip and had no interest in making dinner. My husband suggested takeout. I was feeling a bit cold so we agreed Ramen would probably be our best bet. This location is on a busy street but some paid parking nearby. We were able to get a spot right in front. Menu was limited from previous ramen selections. There was options to add on but that probably would get expensive. I ordered Furious Ramen with Pork broth. My husband ordered mother clucker which is chicken Ramen. His broth smelled amazing. While we waited he grabbed their Furious Lager. Atmosphere was hip with current music playing. Some folks were dining in. Order didn't take too long. My Furious Ramen didn't have my add in of cabbage and also has some mushrooms which I requested no be added. Overall my husband was happy with his dish. It was his first time having Ramen. My experience was ok. Price point I thought was high. We paid 38 bucks for two ramens and one beer. Packaging for to go was 5 stars. Food was about a 3.5. If there was no mushrooms (which gross me out) then I would of given a 4. Customer service was lacking but we weren't staying so didn't bother me too much. I enjoyed the pork broth. Heat on sauce was also very good. For price would of expected more pork. I am used to more traditional ramen joint so that could just be my bias. Also wanted to add more vegetables that weren't fried. I probably would try somewhere else before this would be my go to ramen place but I did enjoy my Ramen. We have some leftovers and if I do go back I will order the potstickers. ***Leftover ramen held up nicely***

We wanted to grab some early ramen dinner before a Bulls game but, not shocking, almost no ramen place takes reservations except for Ramen-San (which I'm not a huge fan of). While it was hard to justify not going to Wasabi since it was only a few blocks away, we ultimately settled on Furious Spoon because Wasabi is closed 3:30-5 in between meals and Furious conveniently took reservations on Tock. Inside: I'm not even sure why they even bother listing reservations on Tock. When we got there it was pretty much open seating, so there was basically no difference between a walk-in and someone with a reservation. Even when I said I had a reservation, they never even asked for my name so I'm not sure if they even checked anything. The majority of the seats were either along the wall or the bar. Since we were a bigger group, we were lucky enough to snag one of the only two normal tables near the kitchen so we didn't have to all sit in a huge single-file line. I loved the laid back vibe of the place with all the street art on the wall and the hip-hop music blasting. I know a lot of the negative reviews mentioned the music being too loud, but it didn't bother us too much. In fact we were really diggin the playlist. If you're familiar a bar environment you wouldn't find the volume too out of the ordinary. Drinks: We don't go out too much in this area, so I found the pricing very reasonable. Japanese beers on tap for $4.50. Definitely better than the West Loop / River North drink prices. They also had a nice set of craft cocktails as well. Food: The menu obviously focused on ramen, but they also had a decent selection of appetizers and other entrees. Chicken and Pork Fried Dumplings: Usually the generic gyoza appetizer is pretty underwhelming at Japanese restaurants, but these fried dumplings were great. Really crispy wrapper that's still slightly thick enough to have a nice chew to it. The meat inside was overflowing with juices and had a great flavor. Orders come in sets of 3 or 6. Karaage: Super juicy and well breaded. There were about 8 pieces in an order. Very solid appetizer. Furious Ramen: First of all, take all the negative reviews that involved takeout or food delivery with a grain of salt because ramen isn't one of those foods that travels well. There's a night and day difference between a fresh bowl of ramen and assembling it at home after it's been sitting in plastic containers for 30 minutes. I like to judge my ramen based on noodles, broth and toppings. Noodles - The noodles were thin, but not really firm and al-dente. I personally prefer the noodles a bit firmer, but I still thought they were pretty good. Furious Spoon served up probably the most noodles I've ever seen in a bowl of ramen. It was a struggle to finish this bowl, and it was sitting pretty heavy in my stomach afterward haha. Definitely no need for kaedama here. Broth - I'm definitely a broth guy and judge most of the ramen I eat solely on how I like the broth. I thought Furious had a solid tasting pork broth. It was salty, garlicky, rich, and meaty. Every sip was just so flavorful and the spicy paste in there gave it more than just a little kick. The spicy from the fury sauce could creep on you though if you're not tolerant to spicy. It was good flavored spice though, and not just pure heat. Toppings - The Furious ramen had a lot going on in terms of toppings. The chashu pork was pretty standard. It was tender but a little light on the seasoning and texture, just tasting like plain pork with a hint of sweetness. However, I think the pork from High Five and the aburi kakuni from Wasabi are more of the exceptions to the rule when it comes to super flavorful pork in ramen, so Furious was pretty much on par with everyone else. They also threw in some steamed pork dumplings in there too for good measure haha. I added crispy shallots and roasted garlic to mine, and it was definitely worth it. The egg was a little different than most places. It was a poached egg rather than soft boiled. While I do like runny yolk, I kinda like a solid egg white to hold it so I can take bites of the egg. Usually it also comes with sliced wood ear mushrooms, but I opted out this time. Overall, Furious Spoon is a great casual ramen spot for eating and hanging out. Solid food, great drinks, super chill vibe.

We had once of those classic "Murphey's Law" type of orders - 1.Tried to add on the free item for orders over $35, and the website created a new order instead of adding it to the order. 2. The order was delivered and the additional broth we ordered was all over the bottom of the bag. 3. We received the wrong ramen. I ended up calling and speaking with the manager, for each instance - so by the third call I was, "Hi Ryan, it's me again," Manager Ryan started with the stance that it was a doordash issue (that was about issue #2 - the spilled soup), but when I called back about receiving the wrong stuff - Ryan did the right thing - trying to deal with Door Dash for the customer (me) rather than making it my problem - and in the end, when Door Dash was doordashinng him - he refunded us for the meal - which we ever so grateful for - we will definitely continue to support this yummy place.

If you order take out from here - CHECK YOUR CTEDIT CARD. My husband and I placed an order 2/23 for take out, and our card was charged more than what the total bill was. I could see a mistake happening (hitting a neighboring number by accident), but when there are 2 numbers that are different, thereby giving an additional exact tip, that can't be a mistake. I love to support my local businesses, but only those that don't steal money from me. We won't be coming back here.

Baby it's cold outside,  so we had take out for 2 from @furiousspoonchi to warm us up and fill our tummies. We had delicious steamed dumplings, I could've eaten a ton of them, they were that good. The Furious Ramen bowl consisting of: spicy miso pork broth, house-made chashu, steamed chicken & pork dumplings, crispy shallots, gartlic relish, marinated mushrooms, fury sauce and a poached egg, was delicious and, now I know why it is a favorite from the menu. My Tokyo Shoyu bowl consisting of: soy tonkotsu broth (broth includes seafood) house-made chashu, marinated mushrooms, chili-marinated cabbage, nori and naruto was equally delicious and I was pleasantly surprised to find seaweed in it. Seaweed has been my passion lately. If you're looking for a delicious meal to warm you up and fill your tummy, order from @furiousspoonchi today!

Staff is always super friendly and the furious lager is amazing. Highly recommend the spicy edamame and furious ramen

Great service, food, environment, and location! Thanks for the dessert at the end! Ideal place for a date night, friend hangout, and a good meal.

Always delicious. You can be in and out or stay a while. Great cocktails and appetizers too!

I've come here 3-4 times and the ramen has been consistently very good. The veggie broth, tonkotsu broth, and chicken broth are all super delicious. The chicken broth is so simple yet nourishing. Can't go wrong with any of the ramens. The egg is perfectly soft boiled every time. Beware of the chili infused noodles, they're quite spicy.

Popped in today on a whim and marcella was so welcoming and friendly. Took her suggestion on ramen and it did not disappoint! This location is actually my favorite so stop in,the spicy margarita is fire!

THE FOOD WAS HORRIBLE! The ramen tasted like boiled spaghetti in a broth. The drinks at the bar were not what I expecte. They tasted organic. I got the Becky with the good hair. Also my sister went to the bathroom and they were nasty.