Yummy Yummy Noodles

"What’s better than a piping hot bowl of noodles and broth? A piping hot bowl of noodles and broth for less than ten bucks from Yummy Yummy Noodles in Chinatown. Each bowl from this casual Chinese restaurant comes with a light, savory broth, various proteins, and your choice of egg, rice, or ramen noodles that you can customize based on the thickness. The bright dining area is actually more spacious than it seems from the outside, so while you can definitely come here for a quick solo meal, it’s also great for a meal with friends where you won’t have to worry about reminding them to Venmo you later. " - john ringor, veda kilaru

"If your most recent credit card statement left you numb, restore feeling with some beef noodle soup from Yummy Yummy Noodle in Chinatown. This casual spot has over 30 different types to choose from with toppings like brisket, wontons, fish balls, and tendons—and almost every single bowl is $10 or less. You can pick what type of noodles you want (we like the thin springy egg noodles), and use the chili oil on every table for an extra layer of garlicky spice." - josh barnett, john ringor

"Besides both having names that are fun to say, another thing that Slurp Slurp and Yummy Yummy have in common is hand-pulled noodles. When it comes to noodle soup, though, we prefer Yummy Yummy. This place got its start in the Richland Center food court, but now it has its own space farther south on Wentworth, the only downside of which is that you might get distracted by the other equally great spots on the walk over. Order the beef tendon and fish ball soup, and be prepared for leftovers—the portions are huge." - adrian kane, john ringor

"Wonton and Beef Brisket Sometimes noodles aren’t enough, and you just want some plump dumplings to crash the party. That’s when you order the wonton and noodle soup from Yummy Yummy. The brisket is tender, the noodles silky, and the dumpling and noodle combo is a wonderfully, chewy mouthful. You can even specify whether you want egg, rice, or ramen noodles - and either thin or thick. Plus, the portions are huge, so plan on either sharing or saving some for later." - adrian kane, courtney sprewer

"Yummy Yummy in Chinatown got its start in the Richland Center food court, but now it’s a full-blown restaurant farther south on Wentworth, the only downside of which is that you might get distracted by the other equally great spots on the walk over. Order the beef tendon and fish ball soup, and be prepared for leftovers - the portions are huge (and very affordable)." - Adrian Kane