Tasu Noodle Bar

This is a great place to get Ramen. My wife and I were in the area and we stopped by. It's seems to be a new place. Very nice decor. We were greeted immediately when we entered and shown to a booth. Our server took our drink orders while we perused the menu. I ordered the Curry Chicken Ramen and asked our server about the spice level. She suggested the mild spice which was perfect. The Ramen had slices of chicken, a good helping of noodles, bok choy and crispy noodles. Delicious!!My wife had the Chicken Teriyaki Rice bowl. She wasn't thrilled. It needed more sauce and something else to provide a more varied taste. It might be better as ramen. I'd come back.

I didn't realize that the curry ramen would Thai inspired, since it was closer to a green curry than a Japanese ramen curry, using non traditional ingredients such as coconut milk.The tonkatsu was decent and I could choose a spice level but it didn't have the same authentic broth flavor I'd expect from ramen.The Karaage had good flavor but it was pretty chewy and hard to bite.I would have given a 3.5 if I could since the food did taste decent but just not what I had expected. The waitress was very friendly as well.

Another day, another ramen craving. I had never been to Tasu Noodle Bar, but it was recommended to me by a friend. I got Tonkotsu ramen (my favorite) because I am on the hunt for the best. I really did enjoy it. I really, really loved the Napa cabbage in it. The other places I've tried usually don't have Napa cabbage in the ramen, but now I prefer it, so I will be coming back here for the ramen. I also got the crab rangoons, those were decent.

New ramen alert!! Another GOOD noodle bar just opened up in CH/Durham area. Despite being in a noodle-centric area (with noodle 501 next door and twisted noodle & spicy 9 & Pirate & pho happiness pretty close by), we found Tasu unique because they have many soup base options for their ramen. Portion is not as big as places like noodle 501, but the ramen quality was unexpectedly high and justified the price in our opinion. My favorite ramen in chapel hill so far! We started with gyoza and fried enoki (with spicy sauce) and got noodles (duck ramen and curry ramen). Everything was fresh, flavorful and well made. Service was friendly, attentive and very fast. Place is clean and quiet, with lots of parking outside. Easy for a quick lunch. We will definitely be back and we recommend Tasu noodle bar to ramen lovers in the area :)

I was very excited to see that they had pork Bao buns...unfortunately they lacked flavor. The actual pork lacked flavor. It did come with a sort of BBQ sauce but it was just "meh". They also put big slices of lettuce on the bun vs a slaw. I also purchased 2 spring rolls and they were very mushy on the inside so you couldn't taste the crunch of fresh veggies. The customer service was nice and the business looked nice when I went to pick up my order. But, as a whole I wasn't too happy with my food. 3 stars because maybe their noodles are better.

Quick, easy, and delicious. Stopped here on a shopping trip with my mom. The service was great, they answered our questions. The food came out in a timely manner. The place was not crowds and had some decent music playing.

A mixed bag of "Asian" fares. Ordered a noodle soup dish and Tako Yaki and both tasted bland and unauthentic.

Wonderful food from fresh ingredients, great service and calm and cordial atmosphere. We had the generous and meaty ribs with a slightly spicy sauce, the steamed Thai dumplings, egg rolls as a starter, and for dessert, a delicious mango sticky rice, and we would recommend any and all. We also liked the dining room, designed for good conversation (without pounding music).

I had the teriyaki ramen and it was super good, the flavors were truly immaculate!! I recommend this dish and would go back for sure!

For a quick but tasty noodle dish, this is a good fit. Nothing fancy but food was hot and tasty. Servers are always friendly and fast.