Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Ovo
Fast food
Take-out
Asian
Fusion
Vietnamese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Food hall venue and part of a regional chain. This location est. 2023. Offers salad, soups, wraps, rice bowls part of regional NE Ohio chain with this location opening early 2023. Offers Asian-inspired salads, soups, wraps, rice bowls, ramen, curry, and tofu sandwiches. Newly established location - please send an update to HappyCow with the hours.
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3441 Tuttle Rd (at Van Aken Market Hall), Shaker Heights, Ohio, USA, 44122
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 15 Mar 2023 by Guest
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Added by VeganUSA on 15 Mar 2023
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3 Reviews
First Review by Honestveganreviews
GeaV
Points +1261
Healthy and fresh flavors - Edit
Fresh herbs and veggies abound in their steamed buns, papaya salad, noodle salad, lettuce wraps, banh mi, and more they showcased at the VegFest. Healthy and satisfying.
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VeganUSA
Points +8515
Satisfactory food hall luncheon experience - Edit
I had the Pad Thai with Tofu and the egg removed. The portion was generous and packed with lots of large pieces of tofu. To go, the item was $16.50; I was told to expect a 10-minute wait for the food, which there was. The taste was good, slightly salty but overall okay.
Read morePros: Tofu can be added to selected options , Generous portion
Cons: Pricey for a fast food model, Wait time a little long for fast food model
Guest
Honestveganreviews
Points +64
Bummer - Edit
The type of food Ninja City features is very flavorful when ordered at other restaurants, it's very bland at this location. I understand that this is an offshoot of their main restaurant, and a new offshoot at that, but it is disappointing to see that the flavors that make them popular haven't translated here.
Read moreI ordered the Ramen and the Vietnamese Noodle salad, each priced at $13. The ramen features a light miso broth, as broths go it is closer to a simple clear broth than the umami loaded base that usually makes ramen a delicious and filling experience. If going with Miso, it's generally a good idea to mix misos and use a flavorful vegan dashi as a base, here it tastes of water and a little white miso... that's all that comes through. The toppings are scantily placed atop the noodles, mostly raw veg that could use something seasoned of substance to make a meal out of the bowl. The noodles aren't bad, but they don't exactly match up to ramen noodles found elsewhere in town. I had to add a fair amount of seasoning to make this work.
The noodles salad is slightly better, as the flavor here is typically found in the dressing and as a dish, it's traditionally light and refreshing. That said, the toppings were scant, and it really needed spring rolls or something more filling to add a flavor and balance to the otherwise bland noodle salad. The most prominent element of this dish is the lettuce, and that's unfortunate.
Overall, I applaud Ninja City for having vegan options for each of their menu items but they do need to put more effort into flavoring the options they have. In a food hall packed with many vegan options, it's going to be hard for them to stand out.
Pros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: No flavor, Little effort on the vegan options
Guest
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