David Posey of Blackbird (left), Me and Cosmo Goss of PQM (right) |
Here's the down-low: $25 got you the ramen of your choice, a cocktail or house made soda, and Yusho's famous soft serve. Guests were able to vote, on a 1-5 scale, on which chef's ramen was the best. The voting ballots were very creative; I loved the cartoon charaters for the two rivaling chefs.
I went with my girlfriend, April Francis, (founder of Dose Market) to the event. We had tons of fun but it was really difficult choosing the winner as both ramen's were very delicious and belly warming on a cold Chicago evening.
Comso's ramen featured pho belly, thai sausuage, maguro shuto, farm egg, and flavor crystals, while Posey's made his ramen with tonkotsu, miso pork, potato, cabbage, soy egg, and burnt leek.
I went with my girlfriend, April Francis, (founder of Dose Market) to the event. We had tons of fun but it was really difficult choosing the winner as both ramen's were very delicious and belly warming on a cold Chicago evening.
Comso's ramen featured pho belly, thai sausuage, maguro shuto, farm egg, and flavor crystals, while Posey's made his ramen with tonkotsu, miso pork, potato, cabbage, soy egg, and burnt leek.
Yusho's plans to host monthly ramen battles between local chefs... Next month is Jason Hammel of Lula Cafe and Abraham Conlon of Fat Rice. I hope I get my seat for that one! To get Yusho's event news, subscribe to the newsletter on their site.
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