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Address: 116 E Broad St, Quakertown, PA 18951
Phone: (267) 875-0718
Website: http://takkiiramen.com/
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At Takkii your primary responsibilities will be to prepare ramen noodles from scratch, craft flavorful broths, and present dishes that tantalize the senses.
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L. Scott Larsen
There are times when I leave a restaurant disappointed. It is rare, however, that I leave angry and feel like I’ve been taken advantage of.
This was our first trip to the trolley barn, and they were many good choices for lunch. We decided to try this restaurant. We both ordered rice, bowls, one with chicken, and one was pork. In addition, we tried the Japanese squid appetizer. With a tip it came to $47.
The squid was so tough and chewy that you could color it pink and put it on the end of a number two pencil. Absolutely the worst squid I’ve had and I’ve had many dishes.
The roast bowls had very little except rice on one side, and a gravy on that other side that was supposed to be curry. It was bland. How bland? If you took a can of Chef Boyardee gravy, and added a teaspoon of curry powder, bland. The volume was insufficient for the amount of rice, and we both ended up throwing half a bowl of rice in the trash. The pork was dry and the chicken unimpressive. Some vegetables besides the colored ginger for “effect” would have been nice.
We had eaten at the sister restaurant in Bethlehem and it was good. This is the problem with a chain restaurant. No ownership. Food itself is a very variable ingredient and sometimes recipes need to address the inconsistency.
I also added a tip consistent with dine in. You would think they could walk the 5 to the table to give you your food. No, you have to go up to the counter and get it. What is the tip for? Putting your paper bowl up on the counter?
I would not eat here again
… moreThis was our first trip to the trolley barn, and they were many good choices for lunch. We decided to try this restaurant. We both ordered rice, bowls, one with chicken, and one was pork. In addition, we tried the Japanese squid appetizer. With a tip it came to $47.
The squid was so tough and chewy that you could color it pink and put it on the end of a number two pencil. Absolutely the worst squid I’ve had and I’ve had many dishes.
The roast bowls had very little except rice on one side, and a gravy on that other side that was supposed to be curry. It was bland. How bland? If you took a can of Chef Boyardee gravy, and added a teaspoon of curry powder, bland. The volume was insufficient for the amount of rice, and we both ended up throwing half a bowl of rice in the trash. The pork was dry and the chicken unimpressive. Some vegetables besides the colored ginger for “effect” would have been nice.
We had eaten at the sister restaurant in Bethlehem and it was good. This is the problem with a chain restaurant. No ownership. Food itself is a very variable ingredient and sometimes recipes need to address the inconsistency.
I also added a tip consistent with dine in. You would think they could walk the 5 to the table to give you your food. No, you have to go up to the counter and get it. What is the tip for? Putting your paper bowl up on the counter?
I would not eat here again
Sonia
The food quality and taste has drastically gone from great to blah. My spicy ramen was bland, had no spiciness, and ingredients were missing. This was the second time this has happened. Maybe the old cook left but I will not be going back or recommending them again.
… moreNicholas Caldwell
$18 for a bowl of ramen that was good not it was worth $12, mostly noodles. Sadly I wont be coming back after trying the first time
… morerebby zz
This was the worst boba I’ve had in my life. I’m genuinely so disappointed, it was so bad I couldn’t even drink it. I had to throw it away. The girl wasn’t even paying attention to the drinks she was making, just her boyfriend who came to sit at the counter (Sunday, Nov 30 at 2:20pm) horrible.
… moreRon Shoup
The edamame was good and flavorful. The chicken in the fried chicken ramen was very tasty. The ramen itself was a little on the plain side – just broth, noodles, sprouts, chicken and a peice of nori – but still good. Mister Lee’s fried chicken ramen is better.
… moreChris 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.
… morelydia warbrick
Tried this place 2x now and every single time has been a WINNER! Savory and delicately seasoned. Keep it up!
… moreBrittney Miller
Hands down best ramen I’ve ever had! Broth was so flavorful! Takoyaki was really good too!
… moreEmma Brasch
Amazing takkii beef ramen. Loved the mango green tea. Very flavorful broth. I’ve never been to the Trolley Barn before, but will make a note to come back. The atmosphere is pleasant. It wasn’t too busy (but I came on a rainy day). Service was very polite. Overall very enjoyable experience 🙂
… moreLISA HELLER
I visited on a Thursday for lunch. The service and food were excellent!
The passion fruit slush was amazing.
… moreThe passion fruit slush was amazing.