Small, cozy ramen restaurant with a compact interior featuring bar seating and tables. Atmosphere feels friendly and lively, with a family-run vibe and genuine care for food quality. Known for authentic, flavorful ramen that draws steady crowds despite limited seating.
Ramen here features detailed craftsmanship with perfect fixings and rich broth. The black garlic and vegan ramen stand out as especially excellent.
Ramen here features detailed craftsmanship with every ingredient perfectly balanced. The black garlic and vegan ramen stand out for their rich flavors and satisfying broths.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and seating is available in a clean alleyway.
Parking can be difficult, so plan to arrive early.
Expect long wait times as Tsuruya gets busy quickly.
Small, comfortable space with friendly atmosphere and cool vibe. Open kitchen adds transparency while double-walled dishes keep food hot. Music repeats, creating a slightly loud but inviting environment.
Chicken bento boxes come with tender chicken, spicy noodles, and fried cauliflower. Ramen features a thick, rich soup with a pleasant spice level. Bentos offer generous portions and include salad.
Ramen features a thick, sweet and sour style soup with a pleasant spicy kick when requested. The flavor is rich and pairs well with other dishes like cheese naan and veggie samosas.
Good to know
Himalayan Bite serves free rice with curry orders.
A student BOGO free lunch special is available.
They serve halal meat options.
Ramen restaurant offers an open, crisp atmosphere with Hawaiian music creating a calm and sweet vibe. Seating accommodates groups but front seats feel uncomfortable. Broth stands out as rich and flavorful, paired with craft noodles that suit many palates.
Ramen features chewy noodles and a rich, flavorful soup made by boiling bones for hours. The menu includes the Broke Da Mouth ramen and oxtail ramen, offering authentic Japanese flavors with a spicy twist.
Rich, flavorful soup and chewy noodles define the ramen here, made traditionally by boiling bones for hours. The Broke Da Mouth and oxtail ramen offer bold, spicy flavors that stand out from typical Japanese ramen.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but arriving before 7pm helps avoid long waits.
Parking can be challenging, so consider public transport or rideshare options.
Expect some menu items to be sold out, especially during peak hours.
Dark, traditional izakaya space with Japanese decor and private two-seater tables creates an intimate, cool vibe. Expansive whiskey bar and exceptional sake selection complement authentic yakitori and grilled skewers. Atmosphere suits small groups and dates seeking a quiet, immersive experience.
Authentic izakaya-style dining shines here with superb yakitori grilled to perfection. The fried rice onigiri also stands out as a tasty option.
Hearty chicken ramen features fresh chicken cubes in a warming white soup. The ramen feels filling and pairs well with skewers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets packed quickly.
Expect long wait times during busy hours, especially on weekends.
You can order at the bar, but seating is not guaranteed without a reservation.
Quaint, quiet Japanese restaurant with authentic dishes and fresh sushi made to order. Interior offers varied seating areas and a charming atmosphere with occasional distractions from a large screen. The space feels tucked away, creating a calm dining experience despite its central location.
Fresh sushi and sashimi come with real grated wasabi and are made to order. The menu includes chirashi don with gorgeous presentation, ramen, katsu, and transformative tempura like soft shell crab and broccoli.
High quality ramen sits alongside sushi and other Japanese entrees. The ramen offers solid flavor but stays in the range of just okay rather than standing out.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended to secure a table, especially during peak hours.
Expect some wait times due to the restaurant's smaller size.
There is limited indoor waiting space, so plan to wait outside if necessary.
Large, airy space with modern cozy interior and Japanese menu wall art creates an inviting atmosphere. Loud and friendly vibe attracts a college crowd, making it lively especially in groups. Known for authentic ramen and popular pork buns, it balances quality with a bustling energy.
Spicy karaka paste and rich tonkotsu broth create a flavorful ramen with a satisfying kick. Noodles stay supple and the broth offers a heartwarming umami experience.
Rich tonkotsu broth and supple noodles create a heartwarming bowl. The Karaka Spicy ramen features a spicy karaka paste and aromatic garlic oil for a memorable kick.
Good to know
Ippudo is open and serving ramen at 9pm on Christmas Eve.
Parking near Ippudo is difficult due to limited availability and high foot traffic.
The total cost for a meal can be around $40 for one person.
Small space with tables close together creates a cozy, snug vibe. Lighting stays soft, making the atmosphere homey and inviting. Known for excellent sake and solid sushi offerings, it draws those who appreciate quality Japanese food.
Sushi and sashimi come super fresh with great taste. Ramen features a perfectly cooked egg and a nice broth that stands out.
Broth comes with a perfectly cooked egg and a miso ramen option that stands out. Some find the ramen good, while others rate it lower, showing mixed reactions.
Good to know
Seating is usually available immediately during off-peak hours.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
The menu features a wide variety of sushi and Japanese dishes.
Small space with Tokyo izakaya decor and walls covered in Japanese anime posters creates a lively, jovial atmosphere. Music and energy feel authentic and fun, attracting a popular, crowded vibe often filled with Japanese students at communal tables.
Grilled meats and yakitori with smoky char stand out alongside authentic okonomiyaki and complexly flavored ramen broth. The menu features deep fried dishes, sukiyaki, and tofu, capturing the essence of Japanese izakaya cuisine.
Broth stands out with its complex flavor, balancing sweet and umami notes. Tonkotsu ramen tastes rich but less salty than usual, and the menu includes options like pork belly and karaage ramen.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant has limited seating, so arrive early or visit on weekdays.
Expect small portion sizes; consider ordering multiple dishes.