Mi & Yu Noodle Bar

I love the new location!! It's in the Rotunda neighborhood in Baltimore. They moved from Federal Hill area and I think that was a smart move! The food here is delicious, fresh, and flavorful. My go to for Ramen when I'm in Baltimore. The Bento box was a nice variety too. No crumbs left. They also do takeout so if you want this at home definitely get it to go. I recommend this restaurant and will definitely be back!!

I came in before my movie for a quick bite. They have certain menu items enlarged with photos to help people with their decisions. I walked up to the register and I was helped within 3 minutes. I ordered the duck ramen... you heard me DUCK RAMEN This is a flavor bomb from the perfectly cooked noodles to the generous portion of duck. Down the the fresh carrots and green onions all the way to that gorgeous egg. A bowl of literal heaven and happiness. The restaurant has a few high top community tables. There's a simple dining room experience but it reminds me of a bunch of the spots I checked out in Japan.

Love the versatility of this Asian fusion restaurant! My favorite is the custom noodle bowl where you can pick your protein/meat, soup base, noodle type. My only suggestion is for the noodles to be cooked more al-dente. They also have a variety of other foods on the menu. Portion sizes are generous for a reasonable price. There's a good amount of indoor self-seating, and the service is very quick. Small but cozy restaurant space!

It's only been a month since our last visit, but the new owner continues to make changes for the worse. The sambal duck broth is now bright red due to the addition of entirely too much sambal to the regular adobo duck broth. It's now too spicy to enjoy & causes even more reflux than it did the last time I had it. It's also void of any kimchi, so the crunchy textural component & more subtle flavoring are both completely missing; I haven't had the regular adobo duck broth recently, but I suspect that the latter is true for it as well. Fortunately, I had just purchased some kimchi a few days before and was able to doctor it up a bit.The protein portions have also shrunk noticeably in the past month as well, and the prices haven't decreased to reflect that. I received three smallish pieces of pork belly, where I'd previously received five decent-sized pieces. $5 for added duck yielded maybe 1/4 cup of it, and the miso beef is also a smaller portion of less-flavorful shredded beef, instead of the previous larger beef slices.It seems that in reducing costs, they also reduced the quality and quantity of the ingredients in order to afford the much-higher rent at The Rotunda. The former Charles St. location would've been more affordable, but they chose "the new hotness" instead.Unfortunately, I think that these recent cost-cutting changes, in conjunction with the higher rent will spell the end of the final Mi & Yu Noodle Bar in the relatively near-future. It was great while it lasted, but we'll very likely not be back after this.Now, I'm off to figure out how to make my own adobo duck broth. I already make better sliced miso beef than what's being served there now.

Recently ate at Mi & Yu Noodle Bar on our way to the lights on 34th Street in Hampden. This is a casual stop to get some really good bowls. You pick your protein (I had the fried chicken) your noodle (Pho) and your broth (Miso). The bowl was flavorful and very filling. Most of our party had to get Take Away containers.

I haven't had Mi & Yu in a long time and was super impressed. The staff was helpful when I was ordering and helped me order. I got ramen with fried chicken. The chicken was very favorite and made for a perfect bowl of soup for a cold day!

I've lived at the rotunda / icon and figured if I'm that close to home I should probably just make food at home, until one day when I was coming back from a long day of errands and looked through all the menus in the area and decided to check out this place. It far exceeded my expectations!! Great, quality food!!My only suggestion is either bring it home and dump it into a larger bowl so that you can mix it, or ask for another container, as they shove it FULL! You EASILY get your money's worth!! Highly recommend!!!

I thought this was the original Mi & Yu that used to be connected to the Mt Vernon market but it's been bought by someone else and the pho is nowhere near as good. It was okayyy in its new incarnation, but I probably wouldn't go back. Just not that tasty, clean, or fresh anymore. Noodles are different.

Destination worthy. The meatball and beef dashi bowl is one of the best and most flavorful items in Baltimore. Fried chicken buns are amazing as well.

Beef was dry, chicken was fatty. Bad buns were just okay. Was not horrible but really nothing I would go back for.