Minimalistic wood decor shapes a calm and relaxing atmosphere with comfortable indoor and alfresco seating. The place draws a crowd yet maintains a cozy vibe that balances posh and welcoming. It offers authentic ramen comparable to what is found in Japan.
Broth in the tonkotsu ramen balances katsuo flavors well. Options include spicy tonkotsu and versions with pork belly or added wontons.
Outdoor seating offers a classic hip modern style with a comfortable patio. Staff attentively bring water to guests seated outside.
Good to know
The restaurant is not open on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Expect a 5-minute wait during busy hours, no reservations needed.
There is plenty of free parking available in the shopping center.
Ramen restaurant offers modern, lively ambiance with indoor and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Space feels cozy and visually appealing but can get loud inside. Menu features fantastic ramen with standout spicy chicken and tonkotsu options.
Thick white broth made in the traditional Kyushu style defines the Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen here. It comes with a soft-boiled egg and two small slices of chashu pork, closely matching Japan's local taste.
Outdoor seating offers a shaded tarp area near the entrance with a nice breeze. The space is dog friendly and adds to a better atmosphere than most restaurants.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to guarantee a seat.
The average price for a ramen bowl is around $20.
Parking can be limited during busy times, especially around lunchtime.
Roomy interior combines modern, fresh design with clean, soothing atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers dog-friendly seating and a relaxed vibe. An unlimited sauce bar adds interactive flavor options to the dining experience.
Rich broth and tender pork define the tonkotsu ramen here. The egg melts with flavor, adding a delicious touch to the dish.
Outdoor seating includes a patio area with a great atmosphere that welcomes dogs. No heaters are available, so it suits warmer weather.
Good to know
Dumpling Master doesn't accept reservations.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Small, modern ramen restaurant offers a cozy interior with atmospheric backyard patio featuring lights and heaters. The vibe is lively and traditional, supported by a great playlist and Naruto-themed decor. It attracts groups of friends and those seeking authentic tsukemen in a fresh, urban setting.
Broth stands out as rich and flavorful in the Tonkotsu Ramen. Spicy versions add a kick that pairs well with sides like gyoza.
A secluded patio offers privacy and calm. String lights and heaters create a warm, atmospheric backyard setting.
Good to know
Happy hour menu is available from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Parking can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
No wait for tables around 1-2pm during my visit.
Japanese restaurant combines hipster, modern design with loud, rave-like music creating an energetic atmosphere. Both indoor and outdoor seating offer comfortable spaces, including a heated patio with tarps for weather protection. Crowds gather here, making it lively and often busy.
Rich, creamy broth defines the Classic Tonkotsu Ramen, delivering a flavorful experience. Tender pork and pork belly add well-cooked, savory layers that complement the noodles perfectly.
Heated outside seating offers comfort in cold, rainy weather. The patio has comfy vibes and staff provide helpful attention. Nice scenery and music enhance the outdoor experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid a 45-minute wait on weekends.
The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating options.
Expect limited menu items; some dishes may not be available.
Small ramen shop with cramped interior and sidewalk seating near busy streets. Atmosphere feels welcoming and cozy despite tight space and passing foot traffic. Offers a pet-friendly patio and plays an eclectic range of music.
Broth stands out as rich, creamy, and full of flavor. Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen features pork belly and garlic oil on the side for extra depth.
A pet-friendly patio offers outdoor seating with a cozy vibe. The space suits the weather well and adds a nice touch to the dining experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday 4:30-6:30 and Saturday and Sunday 3-5.
Parking is street parking and can be tight, but it's free.
There is a $6 charge for extra soup on the side.
Outdoor seating expands the space with a cozy, relaxing vibe that contrasts the intimate, buzzing interior. The atmosphere hums with the sound of slurping noodles and chopsticks, reflecting a serious ramen focus. Seating is limited indoors but spacious outside, creating a dynamic energy between the two areas.
Rich pork bone broth fills the Tonkotsu Ramen, giving off a distinctive smell like ramen shops in Japan. Generous toppings include seaweed, wood ear mushrooms, and char siu, creating an authentic and tasty bowl.
Outdoor seating offers more tables to ease wait times and handle crowds. Service stays quick even with a small crowd outside, making the wait worthwhile.
Good to know
During busy hours, especially dinner time from Thursday to Saturday, there can be up to an hour-long wait.
On Monday evening, there was no line at Tsujita LA Artisan Noodles.
Seating is limited and the restaurant is very popular.
Small indoor space feels cramped with limited seating, while large outdoor patio offers ample room and a pleasant atmosphere. Noise rises near the ordering area, but outdoor seating remains lively and clean. Casual setting emphasizes comfortable chairs and mostly outdoor dining.
Tonkotsu ramen here is perfectly creamy and comforting with a rich, delicious broth. It consistently delivers an insanely good taste that stands out on the menu.
Good to know
HiroNori Craft Ramen does not accept cash; bring a card or electronic payment.
Expect long wait times, especially during busy hours with limited outdoor seating.
A 10% service charge is automatically added to all bills unless waived upon request.