EJJI

I have been coming to EJJI for a few years now and have always enjoyed the texture of their hand pulled noodles! Fun fact- because they are in Whole Foods, they must use all natural ingredients so they use local beer to make their noodles!! The ramen is delicious, very unique flavors. The spicy mushroom one kicks my butt as the spice creeps up on you! I also love that they have those fun sodas! The last cool thing is that you can watch them make the food as you sit there and eat- what a cool concept! I love how fresh everything is and how great the service is! I also love supporting local businesses, especially after one of the guys was saying he was also a fellow Terp!

Honestly, my top Ramen spot in the city. This is not like a traditional Japanese Ramen, which is why I think I like it. It's Malaysian. The staff is always really friendly and the rewards program is really good. I really like their chicken wings as well as their noodles. I've actually never had their rice, dishes or sandwiches. They're habanero, hot sauce and their house made chili oil is bomb. Make sure to ask for it. You can also buy their own chili oil. This location is above the Whole Foods on the second floor and it's usually very chill and you get a really beautiful view of the water.

Korean fried chicken at an affordable price. Today I was craving chicken wings after watching the wing guy on YouTube and decided to make my literal first meal chicken wings. I always ponder whether or not chicken wings are my favorite food and they might be. Anyways I wanted a quick bite but also wanted quality chicken wings as well. Some places are hit or misses when It comes to meat to bone or even the sauce. Thankfully ejji wasn't the case. Ejji is located on the second floor of Whole Foods where they sell Asian fare such as ramen, sandos, dumplings and wings. When I saw they have 8pc for $10 I was sold. Each bite was crispy and flavorful. I enjoyed the crunch of the batter and It didn't feel oily or greasy at all. The cashier was friendly and even said my name before I paid. I appreciate little things like that. What blew me away the most was the impromptu rooftop-esce dining experience. It was such a beautiful moment of enjoying wings and watching the scenery of the harbor This was a great experience and looking forward to trying other items

I sometimes miss ramen and dropped in at this place to try some ramen.I have tried chicken shoyu ramen, tonkotsu porky ramen, and the wet bird. Among these three noodles, I like the chicken shoyu the best.The egg is well-seasoned and delicious! I like their topping for the chicken ramen. There were a lot of chickens and the broth was savory. As for the tonkotsu porky ramen, the roasted pork seems to be seasoned with star anise and nice though it was a bit tough. Deep-fried pork was served as a side dish but it was too much for me since there were many slices of roasted pork in the ramen. The wet bird was characterized by wide noodles with irregular thickness. It was a bit spicy for me.Anyway, I was able to enjoy these Asian fusion dishes.

Upstairs at Whole Foods, this is so good. Honestly the only thing I've ever tried is the spicy ground pork noods, and I keep coming back for them. Perfect combination of flavors, chewy noodles, as spicy as you like. It's awesomeness in a bowl.

We got the chicken ramen, spicy pit beef ramen, rice bowl and the fiery shiitake noods. The rice bowl was probably everyone's least favorite (it was a little bland for our taste and the sauce it came with was too sweet for our palettes) and the pit beef ramen was probably the best item we tried! I personally really enjoyed the shiitake noods but the flavor does get tiring half way through with the szechwan spice peeking through so it was nice to have other dishes to try out as well! The woman serving us was so nice and was super helpful while we were ordering! Would recommend if looking to try something new and some hand pulled noodles! This is located inside whole foods so you can also get your parking validated here as well!

I do not think I have ever had noodles (or maybe anything?) this good. I was absolutely blown away. This location is above the Whole Foods in Harbor East. You can easily get there by parking in the Whole Foods garage, and they validated our parking for two hours! We went on a Saturday afternoon, and it was pretty quiet. The wait didn't take too long and the views out the window looking at the water were beautiful. I got the Fiery Ground Pork Noods and I think they were perfection. I'm not sure how to describe the flavor, but it was bold and spicy and maybe a little sweet? The noodles were perfectly cooked but so nice and chewy - they really had a great texture. I loved that some were different thicknesses or shapes because that tells you they're really homemade. They are definitely fiery, so much so that my mouth was burning, but they were so good I could not stop myself from taking another bite. I didn't get the chance to try the Chicken Shoyu Ramen, but it looked and smelled amazing. I think I was too busy shoving my face with my own food to even consider asking for a bite. I know I love any noodle, but I did not think I could love them this much. I NEED to come back again and again and again.

Just had the chance to try their Fiery Noddles (pork) Definitely a new taste & delicious. Noddles are handmade and I also capture some footage(will add later.Not sure how to describe the taste, so you will have to try for yourself! If you're by the Inner Harbor right now, come check them out at their stand at the Rash Field Park or search A Bit of Asia :) Next to Chan Bai Mei; another great stand!

FYI: it's located upstairs inside Whole Foods... you have to go into Whole Foods and take the stairs or elevator to the upper level. What's there not to love... hand pulled noodles made daily... that should be enough for you to make your way here immediately!I personally loved the Harber Hen (chicken sandwich)... the bread is almost fried and crispy and complements the largest piece of chicken in the world!!! The fries are like five guys and delicious!If you love authentic Chinese flavors... you'll love the fiery noodle... if you love Japanese Ramen you'll love the ramen... the Korean wings are sweet and fried well.I can't wait to come back and try everything else on the menu!

Perfect lunch spot. I liked the chicken ramen and the dumplings. Staff was wonderful and efficient.