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.
Crab pineapple fried rice stands out with its flavor. Rice cooks well across dishes like Hainanese chicken and shrimp Thai fried rice. Leftover fried rice reheats without losing texture.
Good to know
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.
Ramen restaurant offers warm, cozy atmosphere with fresh, flavorful dishes like spicy pork tonkotsu miso ramen and smoky BBQ. Portions are generous and hearty, with a vibe that blends Japanese street food style and inviting energy. Moderate wait times reflect fresh kitchen preparation.
Fried Pork Gyoza stands out with its freshness and crispy texture. It has a great taste that pairs well with rice.
Shrimp fried rice offers an original flavor that recalls old Chinese family-style spots with spinning tables. Spicy chicken fried rice stands out with great flavor and spiciness alongside solid chicken fried rice options.
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The wait time is moderate, around 15-20 minutes due to fresh food preparation.
The total cost for two people, including an appetizer and two dishes, is about $45.
They offer tofu and veggie tempura options for non-meat eaters.
Simple, quaint ramen restaurant with a cozy, authentic Japanese atmosphere and generous portions. The place fills up quickly around noon, attracting a mix of locals including Japanese diners. It offers healthy, flavorful ramen without modern frills, emphasizing comfort food fundamentals.
Gyoza here stands out with its nice texture and flavor. It pairs well with the fried rice, making both dishes worth trying.
Beef fried rice stands out with its very delicious flavor. Portions are generous, with even half orders enough to share between two people. It pairs well with other dishes like gyoza and ramen.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early as it fills up fast.
Parking is limited due to its location near Costco.
The restaurant closes between 2:30 pm and 5 pm daily.
Modern, cozy space with booths and outdoor seating offers a quiet, intimate atmosphere ideal for conversations and date nights. Background music features throwback R&B songs that complement the relaxing vibe. Utensils and decor add a fashionable, cute touch to the clean, comfortable dining area.
Fried gyoza come out perfectly crispy and tasty with a satisfying crunch. They pair well with ramen and stand out as a must-try item on the menu.
Shrimp and spicy pork stand out as bold fried rice options with strong flavors. Chicken fried rice also appears frequently as a favorite dish. Half portions satisfy hunger without excess.
Good to know
The average meal cost is around $15 to $20 per person.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
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.
Spicy pork fried rice stands out with its rich seasoning and perfect cooking. Other options like chicken fried rice and curry also deliver a well-seasoned, cozy experience that feels like a warm hug.
Good to know
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, cozy eatery with Tokyo-style ramen and laid-back atmosphere. Space fills quickly, especially afternoons and weekends, with a mix of Japanese, Asian, Hispanic, and American diners. Offers family-run neighborhood Chinese restaurant vibe with bar seating and small tables.
Lightly browned and crisp, the gyoza has a soft, moist filling with pork and vegetables. It pairs well with fried rice and stands out for its fresh, delicious taste.
Fried rice comes in several styles here, including Kanitama Chahan, which features fried rice topped with a crab omelet. The shrimp fried rice is light and fluffy, and the crab and egg fried rice adds variety among the rich ramen options.
Good to know
Umemura does not accept credit or debit cards, only cash.
Umemura is open every day except Tuesdays.
Expect crowds in the afternoons, especially on weekends.
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.
Spicy fried rice stands out with a perfect amount of spice and a unique blend of spices. Seafood fried rice offers a tasty option with salmon substitution available for shrimp.
Good to know
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.
Small Japanese restaurant with minimalist seating and colorful murals creates a laid-back vibe. Background music adds to the pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. The outdoor seating area features heaters for comfort.
Handcrafted gyoza come out super juicy with a crispy-tender texture. These homemade dumplings stand out for their high quality and delicious flavor.
Fried rice here stands out with an amazing taste that complements the menu well. It works great as an appetizer or side dish alongside ramen and gyozas.
Good to know
Expect to spend 15-20 dollars per person.
There was plenty of parking available.
They have pretty generous hours, operating half-day on holidays.
Japanese restaurant offers an upscale vibe with beautiful contemporary decor and a zen-like atmosphere. Dim lighting creates a chill and tranquil environment. Thoughtful details like rose water hand towels and elegant plate settings enhance the experience.
Wagyu gyoza offers a savory flavor and nice texture that stands out. It melts in your mouth and is consistently full of flavor.
Wagyu fried rice stands out with its rich flavor and tender beef. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, including sushi, but the fried rice is especially notable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
The restaurant may run out of matcha ice cream, so ask ahead.
Expect higher prices compared to other Japanese restaurants in the area.
Hole-in-the-wall ramen spot with retro Japanese style and authentic flair creates a quaint, intimate atmosphere reminiscent of small-town Nippon. Soft music and comfortable interior enhance the vibe, making it feel like dining in a Ginza alley. Regulars enjoy rich, flavorful ramen at reasonable prices.
UFO gyoza stands out with its super soft texture and a flavorful mix of meat and vegetables. The gyoza is made in-house, not frozen, offering a fresh and delicious starter option.
Fried rice combos include options with karaage, curry, and gyoza. It pairs well as a side dish complementing different broths.
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Thereโs plenty of free parking in the attached lot.
Jidaiya Ramen Dining stays open all day.
The menu has a great variety in ramen and donburi.
Small storefront offers large portions of affordable ramen with clean, pleasant ambiance and quiet, welcoming vibe. The atmosphere stays calm with soft lighting and gentle background music. It feels like a hidden gem with well-balanced flavors and generous servings.
Homemade gyoza comes perfectly cooked and stuffed with goodness. It pairs well with dishes like kimchi miso ramen and chashu pork rice.
Curry fried rice stands out with a strong rating and solid flavor. Chasuh fried rice and kimchi fried rice with steak also offer good taste and variety.
Good to know
If youโre sensitive to MSG, skip the Wakame Ramen due to high levels.
The prices are affordable, making it a great value for the quality.
Portion sizes are generous, ensuring a filling meal.
Space combines Japanese aesthetics with California relaxed vibe featuring glass walls and an outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere is lively and vibrant, often loud with music that suits party and date night moods. Seating is tight, with tables close together, creating a bustling environment.
Wagyu and vegetable gyoza stand out with rich, savory flavors. The wagyu gyoza offers a hearty bite while the vegetable version delivers a fresh, satisfying taste.
Spicy Kurobuta Fried Rice stands out with a big portion and a runny egg on top. Pork belly fried rice also features as a crispy and satisfying option.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 6 pm with great prices on drinks.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially during peak hours.
Valet parking is available for $13, but can get busy.
Small, cozy ramen shop with lively, bustling atmosphere and intimate seating both indoors and outdoors. Simple interior with giant portions and a Wall of Bravery for spicy challenges. Offers a modified American style rather than traditional Japanese feel.
Gyoza features a crispy side with a soft, savory wrap. The dumplings stay juicy and never dry, making them especially delicious.
Fried rice comes in half orders and full, often paired with ramen or pot stickers. Some find it unbearably salty, while others consider it a solid side to their shoyu ramen.
Good to know
Parking can be tricky, but there is underground parking available.
Orochon Ramen only accepts cash, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant has an automatic 15% service charge added to bills.