Small space with bright, clean interior and relaxing music creates a warm, casual atmosphere. The vibe is quiet and pleasant, making it feel cozy and inviting. The setting stands out for its Studio Ghibli-like ambiance and neat decor.
Gyoza comes with a satisfying mix of flavors, pairing well with dishes like potato shrimps and gyudojidon.
Fiery and flavorful Japanese curry comes with large servings and options like pork cutlets, kurobuta sausage, and ajitama eggs. The chicken katsu curry competes with versions found in Japan and offers an affordable and satisfying meal.
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They had specials for the opening, including $10 tonkotsu ramen.
During happy hour, Monsta Ramen Curry offered $3 beers.
The restaurant offers the option to order with the server or scan a QR code to order online for a discounted price on certain items.
Small, clean restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with quiet, tidy space and rich, flavorful Japanese curry dishes. Portions are generous and prices affordable, attracting those seeking authentic comfort food in a relaxed setting.
Crispy outside and juicy inside, the gyoza have a perfect crunch and thin skin. The pork filling is flavorful, and they can be fried to order.
Rich, flavorful curry dishes stand out here, especially the crispy pork katsu and hambagu curry rice. Options like curry ramen soup and karaage chicken with curry add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant offers generous portion sizes for the price.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Parking is available nearby, but it can get crowded during weekends.
Ramen restaurant offers an open, clean space with contemporary decor and a mom-and-pop vibe. Atmosphere stays calm and enjoyable, with indoor and outdoor seating and a TV playing nostalgic shows. Known for thick, flavorful broth and vegan options, it draws a mix of locals seeking hearty, well-crafted ramen near the beach.
Thick, fluffy wrappers cover the gyoza, cooked just right for a satisfying bite. Vegan options exist and are perfectly cooked, making all choices delicious.
Curry here has a mild spice that does not overpower the Katsu or ramen. The Tonyu Curry and Curry Up ramen offer deep flavors with just the right amount of heat, including a vegan option on the secret menu.
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Garage parking is available, which is great for this busy area.
You place an order at a touch screen, pay, grab a number, and have a seat.
The restaurant offers a lunch special for their O.G. Ramen, making it cheaper.
Small, clean space offers a chill atmosphere with low-volume relaxing music and a welcoming environment. Large portions and affordable prices make it a practical choice for lunch. Unique sauces like basil and blue spirulina add distinctive flavors to the menu.
Offers both meat and vegetarian options including harder-to-find veggie and pork gyoza. Gyoza are never soggy or bland, maintaining a good texture and flavor.
Japanese curry sauce stands out with its rich flavor, pairing perfectly with rice and chicken. The chicken katsu combined with curry and basil sauces offers a tasty and satisfying dish.
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You can choose a base, a protein, a sauce, and a couple of sides for $13.
The portions are big, making it a good value.
It can get crowded during lunch on weekends, so plan accordingly.
Ramen spot offers authentic tonkotsu ramen with phenomenal broth and tender pork in a cozy, modern atmosphere. Self-service kiosks streamline ordering while friendly staff maintain a relaxing vibe. Seating is accessible and the space feels inviting enough to work in.
Crunchy texture and excellent taste define the gyoza here. They come out perfectly cooked and are a standout alongside the ramen and karaage.
Curry here features a rich broth and flavors that taste like they simmered for over 12 hours. The pork curry rice and chicken curry offer an authentic Japanese experience close to traditional recipes.
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The ordering process is self-serve, with options to order at the front or via QR code.
The restaurant offers three types of ramen: regular, thick, and light.
Appetizers are not available during lunch hours.
Japanese restaurant offers an absolutely beautiful interior with a cool, family and romantic vibe. Chill club-style music featuring Martin Denny and jazz creates a unique atmosphere. Quality utensils and fresh ingredients complement the immaculate food and drinks.
Crunchy and chewy textures stand out in the Gyoza here. Portions come in fives and pair well with ramen or chicken karaage for a solid start.
Chicken katsu curry stands out with its rich flavor and hearty portions. The menu also features a Moono curry that many find satisfying alongside other dishes like ramen and takoyaki.
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A lunch special may be offered soon, so check back for details.
The restaurant has a unique menu with vegan options available.
Expect slower service during peak hours if you're in a hurry.
Modern decor with Korean influence sets a casual, friendly vibe for groups and families. K-pop videos play for entertainment, adding to the lively atmosphere. The place stands out for generous portions and a Hawaiian-Korean fusion menu that draws a steady crowd.
Gyoza comes as a consistent favorite alongside dishes like Chicken Teriyaki and Korean fried chicken wings. It pairs well with combos and sides like egg rolls and kimchi, offering a solid, flavorful option.
Chicken katsu curry features a crispy outside and juicy inside with a fresh, flavorful curry sauce. The curry balances perfectly with the katsu for a satisfying dish.
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Urban Teri Kitchen offers Korean, Japanese, and Hawaiian dishes.
Prices at Urban Teri Kitchen are reasonable and affordable.
Expect generous portions; they definitely don't skimp on food.
Little corner shop with cute outdoor seating and dog-friendly space offers a fun industrial atmosphere with chill hip-hop music. The vibe is relaxed and inviting, attracting those who enjoy unique Asian soul food in a casual setting.
Gyoza here have a classic flavor that reminds of Okinawa. Options include versions with beef fillings and come alongside other items like onigiri and spam masubi.
Curry croquette stands out with its crisp seaweed and balanced flavors. It offers a cloud-like texture inside a crunchy shell, blending curry and spam in some variations.
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Street parking is available, but can fill up quickly due to plaza services.
Valet parking is an option for those who prefer it.
The menu includes a variety of options catering to different tastes.
Japanese restaurant offers a clean, modern interior with Asian heritage artwork and comfortable seating. The atmosphere blends relaxing vibes with J-pop music and casual energy. It serves authentic dishes like Japanese vegetarian curry and ramen, attracting a diverse crowd late into the night.
Crisp and savory with great texture, the gyoza stands out. Deep-fried versions offer a rich chewiness that contrasts with the usual pan-fried style.
Authentic Japanese vegetarian curry returns after 25 years with delicious chicken katsu and comforting classics like udon and kara-age. The nostalgic aroma recalls university days and makes the curry especially memorable.
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You can bring your own alcohol with no corkage fee.
Crane & Elephant closes at 2am, perfect for late-night meals.
Parking can be challenging due to limited space.
Small space with 1950s red patent leather booths and traditional Japanese decor creates a cozy, historic vibe. Atmosphere feels like a local Shokudo, warm and inviting with a backdrop of Japanese television. Regulars include salarymen and students, reflecting a homely, timeless energy.
Soft texture and light frying define the gyoza here. It comes with a delicious sauce that complements the great texture well.
Pork tonkatsu and curry stand out as kitchen specialties with dishes like katsu curry and kastudon. The curry pairs well with tempura and comes with options like beef curry rice and potato croquettes.
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Otomisan Restaurant does not accept reservations.
Expect a wait due to limited seating; arrive early to secure a spot.
The restaurant closes at 2 pm and reopens for dinner at 4:30 pm.
Small, cozy space with a hole-in-the-wall vibe and friendly atmosphere. Seating is tight but suitable for small groups, creating a local, homey feel. Decor is simple with hand-drawn wall art adding character.
Curry gyoza stands out with its crispy texture and bold flavor. It pairs well with other dishes like crab fried rice and Drunken Noodles with Beef.
Panang curry stands out with its super creamy texture and rich, balanced flavors. Duck curry and green curry also deliver solid taste, while chicken satay pairs well with the curry dishes.
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Lunch specials are available from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on weekdays.
Parking is limited, but residential parking is available nearby.
Expect a wait during busy lunch hours due to limited seating.
Small ramen restaurant offers authentic Japanese atmosphere with Okinawan sanshin music creating a cozy, nostalgic vibe. Space feels hot and stuffy but maintains a clean, peaceful mood. Frequented by ramen and tsukemen fans seeking flavorful, chicken-based broth and ample servings.
Potsticker style gyoza stands out with a crispy exterior and juicy filling. Chicken karaage often pairs well, making the gyoza a must-try option here.
Fried chicken adds a crispy texture to the curry, making it more satisfying. The Karaage Curry Rice offers a comforting and filling meal with generous portions.
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The restaurant serves only chicken ramen and tsukemen from Wednesday to Sunday.
On Mondays, only jiro ramen and miso ramen are available.
Prices are reasonable, with a typical meal for two costing around $80.
Ramen restaurant offers a calm, low-key atmosphere with soft music and a simple, clean interior featuring dark walls. The space feels welcoming and relaxed, suitable for families and quiet dining. Portions are generous, and the kitchen excels at flavorful ramen and fried chicken dishes.
Gyoza comes as potstickers with a good flavor. The accompanying sauce is simple and not very distinctive.
Sweet curry sauce pairs with crispy chicken in large portions. The popcorn chicken curry stands out as a flavorful choice with a sauce worth extra servings.
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The price of a ramen bowl ranges from $15.95 to $17.95.
The portions at Kosuke Ramen are fantastic.
There wasnโt any wait time during my visit.
Ramen restaurant combines modern chic with izakaya coziness in a spacious, comfortable setting featuring indoor and outdoor seating. The atmosphere offers lowkey speakeasy vibes enhanced by a bar, creating a relaxed yet lively energy. It attracts groups with varied tastes, balancing authentic flavors with a welcoming environment.
Gyoza arrives quickly, usually under a minute after ordering. The frying style differs from traditional Japanese gyoza but still tastes good with a crispy texture and fresh filling.
Vegetarian options stand out with a smooth and creamy curry base. The donkatsu curry features perfectly cooked donkatsu paired with rich curry sauce.
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Parking can be difficult during peak hours, especially for dinner.
Getting on the waitlist on Yelp is recommended due to long lines.
The kids' menu offers great value and includes a token for a toy vending machine.
Small ramen restaurant offers authentic Japanese decor and a cozy, charming atmosphere that feels like a private pocket of Japan. Background music plays softly while booths provide intimate seating. The vibe is relaxing and cool, making it a hidden gem for those seeking genuine ramen experience.
Gyoza come with a skirt that stays intact and are perfectly cooked. Seasoning is balanced and the texture is just right.
Japanese Beef Curry stands out with rich flavor and satisfying texture. The spicy curry ramen offers a mild heat, while the fried rice and curry combo delivers a delicious balance.
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Karami Ramen has a robust menu that offers something for everyone.
They offer a chicken-based broth for those who don't eat pork.
Karami Ramen has vegan options.
Small Japanese restaurant with cozy warm atmosphere and natural lighting paired with dark stone interior creates a relaxing vibe. Space feels simple and accommodating, often quiet and chill. Regulars appreciate the authentic ramen experience and fair prices.
Perfectly pan-seared and packed with flavor, the gyoza pairs well with a flavorful dipping sauce. Fried gyoza here stands out as particularly good.
Golden curry ramen stands out with its rich flavor and includes mock duck for a unique twist. The vegan curry ramen offers a delicious and warming experience.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure accommodation.
Parking is limited to 20 minutes in front, but servers allow longer stays.
Expect reasonable wait times during dinner rush hours.
Roomy interior with Japanese floor seating and private rooms creates a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and inviting, with curtained booths adding privacy. Busy and lively, it draws those seeking authentic udon and a traditional izakaya experience.
16-piece UFO gyoza comes very large and juicy. Gyoza cooks to perfection and pairs well with tempura and special chicken soy sauce soup.
Curry dishes feature a good balance of spices and fresh ingredients. The curry udon katsu combines perfectly cooked katsu with well-seasoned curry, and the Curry Beef Udon pairs well with Asahi beer.
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The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is easy even on weekends.
Get there early on weekends to avoid long waits.
Small space with warm wooden decor and minimalist design creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere filled with natural light. The vibe stays relaxed and hip, suitable for casual meals or quick lunches. Tables sit close together due to limited capacity, maintaining an intimate setting.
Gyoza comes with a salty soy sauce that highlights its flavor. The dumplings are consistently delicious and well-prepared.
Japanese curry features a flavorful yet light sauce with tender meat. A secret menu item offers this curry, including options like beef curry and plans for bone marrow and beef katsu curry.
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The restaurant is small and fills up quickly, so arrive early.
They specialize in beef ramen, with only one veggie/tofu option available.
Prices are reasonable, with most ramen dishes under $15.
Small Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy, modern vibe with stylish dรฉcor and comfortable seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, fitting for casual meals or intimate evenings. Menu features varied dishes like hot pot, sushi, and sizzling rice bowls with generous portions.
Crispy outside and tender inside, the gyoza come with a delicious dipping sauce. They have a nice crunch and pair well with spring rolls.
Chicken katsu with curry sauce offers rich flavor but a thinner curry than typical katsu spots. Both udon beef and chicken katsu dishes come with a sizzling plate option.
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The menu offers a variety of sushi, hot pot, and sizzling rice bowls.
Portion sizes are large, making it a good value for the price.
Parking is available in the lot, but can be difficult to find during busy hours.
Indoor and outdoor seating includes a dog-friendly patio and an open kitchen where food preparation is visible. Atmosphere feels cozy and traditional with quiet energy and friendly, quick service. Menu offers inexpensive, filling Japanese meals with a variety of bentos, sushi, and rolls.
Fried gyozas stand out with a crispy texture and rich flavor. They pair well with other dishes like chicken katsu curry and various sushi rolls.
Chicken katsu curry stands out with its rich flavor and crispy texture. The menu also features pork katsu curry and fried gyoza as popular choices alongside other curry and bento options.
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The lunch and dinner specials offer excellent deals for budget-conscious diners.
You must order and pay at the counter before receiving your food.
Parking is ample, but allow extra time to find a spot during busy hours.
Ramen bar styled restaurant offers a chill atmosphere with friendly staff and a cozy, clean space. It stays quieter than typical ramen spots, making it easy to enjoy conversation. The place serves exceptional, richly flavored ramen with options including vegan and vegetarian.
Pan-fried gyoza stand out with crispy edges and juicy filling. Options include pork and chicken, served alongside other appetizers like seaweed and fried squid.
Curry here features a good beef base with carrots and potatoes, offering solid seasoning. Options include katsu curry and squid karaage curry, both flavorful and satisfying.
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They have vegan and vegetarian ramen options.
The kids' meal was a great deal.
Happy hour offers a good deal on appetizers.
Small ramen shop offers cozy, quiet atmosphere with limited seating and off-street parking. The place fills up quickly and features a TV playing anime, creating a casual vibe. Known for savory broth and standout popcorn chicken ramen, it draws a crowd despite no alcohol or delivery options.
Crispy on the outside and flavorful inside, the gyoza cooks to perfection. A promotion adds a side of gyoza for just $1 more with an entrรฉe.
Curry pork cutlet stands out with rich flavor and tender meat. The curry sauce pairs well with ramen, creating a satisfying combo.
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Kosuke gets filled up very fast, so be prepared for potential wait times.
The restaurant has limited parking in the rear and a nearby free public parking structure.
There is a 3% charge for credit card payments.
Small, cozy restaurant offers a warm and intimate atmosphere with friendly service and authentic Thai cuisine. The space feels quaint and personal, making dining feel special and cared for. Affordable prices and well-prepared dishes create a satisfying experience in a modest setting.
Fried gyoza comes out crispy and pairs with a sweet and spicy sauce. It appears regularly alongside dishes like spring rolls and various curries.
Green curry stands out with excellent flavor. The yellow curry is very good and popular for takeout along with pad thai and drunken noodles.
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They only accept cash at Thai Island.
The lunch special prices were unmatched in this part of town.
Prices were extremely reasonable for the portion size.
Japanese restaurant offers an authentic vibe with cozy, intimate atmosphere and detailed interior decor. Guests cook meat on charcoal grills at their tables, creating a unique dining experience. The place suits family meals and date nights with a welcoming, relaxed energy.
Crispy and tasty textures define the gyoza here. Starters include cheese and corn gyoza alongside takoyaki, adding variety to the options.
Curry comes with miso soup, rice, and salad on the side. The sauce is tasty and pairs well with tender pork katsu that has a crispy panko breading even when covered in curry.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Happy hour runs every day with five-dollar beers until 11:30 PM.
Lunch bento is available on weekends for $15 starting at noon.
Small ramen restaurant with Naruto-themed decor and anime murals creates a cozy, quiet atmosphere that feels like being in Japan. The space combines modern design with traditional touches, attracting ramen fans and anime enthusiasts alike.
Freshly made gyoza cooks perfectly with a crispy bottom and tender filling. Homemade potstickers serve well as a shareable starter alongside dishes like spicy tuna crispy rice.
Cutlet curry stands out with its generous portions and rich flavor. Chicken karaage curry offers a comforting taste, while beef curry bowls and spicy tonkotsu add variety to the curry options.
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Lunch specials are available Monday to Friday from 12 to 5 pm for additional deals.
The restaurant only provides a QR code menu; no printed menu is available.
There is a restroom at the back of the restaurant.
Small, intimate space with cozy mom-and-pop atmosphere and anime dรฉcor creates a friendly, vibrant vibe. The place feels like a hole-in-the-wall spot with authentic Japanese ramen and izakaya-style dishes. Seating is limited, making it best for quick, casual meals rather than groups.
Veggie filling stands out in the gyoza, making it a hit with vegetarian diners. The gyoza tastes delicious and is consistently great.
Thai coconut curry ramen offers a generous serving with rich, creamy broth. The Khoi Soi curry broth tastes warm and slightly tangy from red onion, blending traditional Thai curry noodle flavors with ramen.
Good to know
Parking is limited in the area, so arrive early.
There arenโt many seats available, expect a wait during peak hours.
Reservations are not accepted, so plan accordingly.
Large space with high ceilings and an industrial look creates an inviting atmosphere. Ambient music keeps the mood cozy and quiet early, while the bar adds an adult feel without excluding families. Decor includes a large mural honoring the founders, blending old-school charm with modern design.
Veggie and pork options stand out with rich flavors. Vegetable gyoza pairs well with other dishes like curry udon and tempura.
Curry here features a tender and crispy tonkatsu and a katsu curry rice with a spicy kick. The curry base is mild with the right spice, made from ingredients boiled overnight, and appears in dishes like curry udon and beef curry.
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Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 pm with food and drink specials.
The restaurant stays open until 1 am for late-night diners.
Outside seating is available, but may require a longer wait.
Small, intimate space with an open galley kitchen creates a cozy, rustic vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and chill despite occasional crowd noise and a noticeable TV. Busy weekends bring a lively energy to this compact ramen bar.
Nicely browned on one side with a finely minced interior, the gyoza stands out for its balanced texture. It ranks as the best in Silicon Valley and pairs well with other appetizers like shumai.
Katsu curry stands out with chunks of beef and pork, vegetables, and a thick curry sauce topped with crispy Tonkatsu. The katsu curry ramen combines rich flavors and is highly recommended alongside duck ramen.
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Parking is difficult to find at Kumako Ramen.
Parking is paid unless it's Sunday.
The restaurant is small and cannot accommodate groups larger than four unless it's a slow day.
Ramen restaurant offers a calm, authentic Japanese vibe with J-pop music setting a relaxed mood. Space feels spacious and low-key quiet, suited for casual meals without rush. Outdoor seating adds to the experience, distinguishing it from typical quick-service spots.
Light, flaky gyoza comes with a nice sauce and resembles potstickers rather than deep fried dumplings. The veggie gyoza stands out, while the pork version is just okay.
Chicken katsu curry stands out with its crispy breading and rich sauce. Both the curry and ramen offer delicious flavors that satisfy cravings.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm, Monday through Thursday.
Menu offers happy hour food specials with about a $2 discount after 8pm on weekdays.
There is 1.3 hours of validated parking available.
Ramen restaurant with classic Japanese decor featuring beautiful wall murals and dim lighting creates a quiet, charming atmosphere. Spacious seating allows for comfortable dining without feeling crowded. Two large TVs showing basketball add a casual touch to the otherwise relaxed setting.
Spicy gyoza offers a noticeable kick while the regular gyoza tends to be generic and similar to frozen varieties. Occasionally, gyoza arrives cold, affecting the overall experience.
Tonkatsu curry stands out with its rich flavor and hearty portions. Curry rice offers a satisfying alternative to ramen, making it a solid choice for groups seeking variety.
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Reservations are only accepted for groups of six or more.
Prices are affordable, typically under $40 for two people with leftovers.
The restaurant allows guests to bring their own cake and champagne at no extra cost.