Noodle shop offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with clean, humble interiors and minimal seating. The environment stays peaceful and quiet, creating a welcoming space with attentive service. Charging spots add a practical touch to the simple setup.
Rich, comforting broths like Tonkotsu and Black Garlic Ramen stand out here. The beef udon ramen offers deep flavor, and the ingredients are consistently fresh and flavorful.
Shoyu ramen features a flavorful pork belly and comes in versions like the spicy Shoyu Ramen 5. It pairs well with sides like cream cheese wontons and mushroom bao buns.
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They now close at 9:30 pm.
The prices are affordable; add 6-piece chicken wontons for $2.50.
Parking is not a problem at all.
Compact space with a large bar and simple decor creates a cozy, authentic vibe. Air conditioning and ample parking add comfort and convenience. The atmosphere welcomes mostly solo diners and fills up, especially during busy times.
Broths like the spicy miso and shoyu ramen stand out with rich, vibrant flavors. The tantan ramen features thin, fresh noodles and a generous portion of minced meat, offering a unique texture and taste.
Rich, deep broth defines the shoyu ramen here, paired with thin noodles that hold up well without getting mushy. Garlic oil adds a nice touch to the flavor profile.
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Happy Hour Beer is available from Sunday to Thursday, 8:00 PM until closing, with Sapporo bottles at $3 and pitchers at $12.50.
Karaoke night happens at Josui Ramen, but the song selection is limited.
Parking is easy in the evenings and on weekends.
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.
Rich, authentic broth defines the ramen here, with perfectly cooked noodles and standout tonkotsu and chicken ramen options. The tonkatsu topping and spicy varieties add bold flavors that make the dishes satisfying and comforting.
Broth features soy sauce with variations like yuzu for a citrus twist. Options include chicken shoyu ramen and a spicy version with yuzu.
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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.
Small space with wood style design feels cozy but can get crowded quickly. Atmosphere stays calming and intimate, attracting those who appreciate quiet dining. Seating is limited and uncomfortable, contributing to a packed yet popular vibe.
Tonkotsu and shoyu ramen stand out with rich, flavorful broths and perfectly cooked noodles. The ramen features craftsmanship in every bowl and consistently delivers an incredible taste experience.
Broth stays light and flavorful, avoiding heaviness typical of tonkotsu ramen. Comes with a house-made chili paste that pairs well. Offers a solid balance between rich taste and easy drinkability.
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The place fills up quickly, and they do not take reservations.
Expect wait times of over an hour on Friday evenings.
Parking can be inconvenient due to nearby construction.
Small restaurant with cozy seating and soft ambient lighting creates an intimate atmosphere. Open kitchen window shows fresh noodles made from scratch, adding to the authentic experience. Decor blends rustic and modern styles with cat ramen themes, offering a unique visual touch.
Broth stands out as the best part of the ramen, rich and flavorful in both tonkotsu and shoyu styles. Noodles cook perfectly, never soggy or hard, paired with amazing flavors in dumplings and a notable chicken bowl.
Rich and flavorful broth defines the shoyu ramen here. It pairs well with simple sides like garlic edamame for a solid meal.
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Parking is available and affordable near the restaurant.
The restaurant offers vegan options on the menu.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food served.
Small space with modern decor and skateboards on the wall creates a cozy, inviting vibe. Music varies from loud to well-chosen, and staff are welcoming despite occasional tension. Charging stations for electric cars add a unique convenience to the dining experience.
Ramen here stands out for its perfect balance of heat and flavor, especially in the spicy variety. The broth and noodles deliver a consistently extremely good taste that ranks among the best in town.
Broth and noodles stand out with a classic and spicy flavor. Soft-boiled egg adds a tasty richness to the shoyu ramen.
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Prices are reasonable, with cut rolls starting at $8 in 2024.
The restaurant offers a combo deal for groups of two or more.
Expect a $1.50 extra charge for chili paste on the side.
Small space with an open kitchen and bar seating facing the skewer grill creates an authentic Japanese izakaya vibe. Atmosphere is cozy and lively, often featuring DJs and groups enjoying themselves. Sake selection is notable, complementing the well-crafted yakitori and ramen offerings.
Ramen here features perfectly cooked chewy noodles and rich, flavorful broths like spicy tonkotsu and yuzu shio. Options include warm, spicy, and fresh chicken broth ramen, all served at great prices.
Shoyu ramen offers a pretty good taste with a clear soy-based broth. It stands out alongside other ramen options like Tonkotsu.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Parking is limited, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
Expect to spend over $100 for two people on average.
Small space filled with Japanese manga decor and paper lanterns creates a cozy, casual vibe. Atmosphere stays calm and relaxing with quiet J-pop or EDM music playing softly. Tables fill steadily, attracting those who appreciate authentic ramen and rich, creamy broth.
Broth stands out with its savory tonkotsu that balances creaminess well. Options include a spicy level 3 that hits just right and an authentic vegan ramen that tastes fresh and delicious.
Broth stands out with a rich, savory flavor. Noodles have a firm, satisfying texture. Fried burdock is available as a side to complement the dish.
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The restaurant is open until midnight, making it a great spot after a night out.
Expect the restaurant to be crowded due to its small size.
There are only 7 meal options available, including three ramen and three rice options.
Modern interior with open kitchen and bold style sets a romantic, lively atmosphere that grows louder as the space fills. Small and community tables mix with bar and outdoor seating offering views of a clock tower. Attention to detail shows in beautiful bowls and clean, flavorful ramen broths without heavy salt.
Ramen here features fresh, house-made noodles with a texture that recalls Japan. Broths like the clean tonkotsu and Tokyo shoyu are balanced, not too salty, and come in bold, varied styles including chicken and yuzu kombu options.
Tokyo shoyu ramen features a light earthy flavor from truffle paste and a balanced salt level with mushroom notes. Meat textures vary from tender chashu pork to chicken breast, adding depth to the bowl.
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Ujin offers only four types of ramen with smaller portions compared to other places.
Prices are slightly high, with ramen dishes costing around $20.
Expect variable service experiences; some visits may be better than others.
Ramen restaurant offers a dark, contemporary setting with great music enhancing the chill atmosphere. It draws a busy crowd even on weekdays and features clean, cool decor with a focus on tasty, well-regarded ramen dishes.
Tonkotsu ramen stands out as rich and flavorful, often described as the best experienced. Spicy dishes like spicy gyoza and chashu pork buns complement the ramen well, creating a satisfying meal.
The shoyu ramen features a Chef Favorite recipe with a clear soy-based broth. It comes with an option for level 3 spiciness, adding a noticeable kick to the dish.
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The parking lot is small but there is plenty of street parking.
There is a 4% surcharge for non-cash payments added to the final bill.
You can redeem a full stamp card for a free entree or ramen.
Small, modernized Japanese ramen shop offers an upscale yet cozy vibe with a clean, bright interior. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, welcoming for relaxed meals. Known for authentic broths and perfectly balanced saltiness, it serves some of the best ramen flavors outside Japan.
Ramen here features perfectly cooked noodles and a phenomenal miso broth that balances richness well. Signature dishes include Butter corn miso ramen and spicy miso, both praised for taste and quality.
Broth blends half pork and half chicken for a well-balanced and clean, deep flavor. The shoyu ramen tastes like it meets Japan-level quality with a broth that is not too rich.
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Reservations are required for dining, which is a recent change.
Parking is very difficult, especially on weekends.
The Tonkotsu ramen costs about $24, while Miso ramen is $15.
Small space offers a cozy, intimate vibe with Japanese music and anime playlists enhancing the atmosphere. Seating includes bar-style spots and small tables, creating a casual, welcoming environment. Limited capacity and no alcohol service distinguish the setting from typical ramen spots.
Ramen here is huge and flavorful with options like butter miso with fresh scallops and shoyu broth that satisfy different tastes. The quality stays consistent late into the night, making it a solid choice for late cravings.
Broth stands out with rich, flavorful notes. Tender pork adds depth to the Shoyu Ramen.
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Parking is limited, so it's better to park at Tozai Plaza and walk over.
The restaurant can only accommodate up to 25 people.
Tomizo Ramen is only open for dinner now.
Bright, modern space with open concept and minimal decor creates a calming atmosphere reminiscent of Kyoto. The vibe is clean and intimate, offering a fresh take on Korean dining. Music plays softly, enhancing the relaxed, homey feel.
Broth offers good flavor and depth with a slightly salty tone. Chashu is tender with generous-sized pieces. Vegan ramen options are available alongside authentic Japanese-style tonkotsu and miso varieties.
Shoyu ramen comes with a rich, savory broth and tender noodles. The premium black ramen version adds a deeper, bold soy flavor that stands out.
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Happy hour offers ramen dishes at reasonable prices.
Tonkotsu ramen is $11.99 for dine-in during the promotion.
Galbitang special BOGO 50% from Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Small and neat ramen restaurant offers authentic Japanese ramen with warm Tonkotsu broth and chewy noodles. The space feels open and airy with a chill atmosphere and modern digital menus on phones. Music plays loudly, creating a lively vibe amid friendly chatter.
Broths here are very flavorful and the ramen texture is outstanding. Options include Tonkotsu, Miso, and vegan ramen, all tasting close to authentic Japanese style.
Broth options include tonkotsu shoyu and yuzu shoyu, both served with classic ramen toppings. Shoyu ramen pairs well with sides like edamame** and a microbrew.
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Parking is limited; a small free lot is available behind the restaurant.
The restaurant automatically adds a 20% gratuity for large parties.
The menu offers two different sizes for the ramen bowls.
Interior features honeycomb-shaped tables, unique seating options, and VIP rooms that create a cozy, authentic vibe. Music plays consistently, enhancing a surreal atmosphere reminiscent of Japan. Interactive elements like a game to win prizes and a tree for hanging omamori add playful touches.
Rich, flavorful broth defines the ramen here, especially the tonkotsu ramen which balances saltiness well. The yin yang ramen stands out with its creative blend of two flavors in one bowl.
Shoyu ramen offers a surprisingly flavorful broth. The YinYang bowl mixes Sapporo miso and Tonkatsu shoyu styles for a unique taste.
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Parking is very limited due to the location next to other small restaurants and coffee shops.
Expect a one-hour wait time during peak hours, which can extend to two and a half hours.
Ramen bowls cost around $20 each before tax, with smaller portion sizes.
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.
Ramen here features a rich and creamy broth with perfectly al dente noodles. Options like the Spicy Tonkotsu with pork belly and Garlic Truffle ramen stand out for their bold flavors and satisfying taste.
Broth stays light with a chicken base in the Shoyu ramen. Noodles come perfectly al dente with toppings like bamboo shoots, chicken slices, a flame-grilled pepper, spinach, and optional corn.
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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.
Compact space with Japanese decor and a street food aesthetic creates a casual, relaxing vibe. Background music blends Japanese and Korean tunes but can be loud, affecting the atmosphere. Self-service ordering and pickup windows suit quick visits, while uncomfortable seating discourages lingering.
Broths range from deep and creamy Shoyu Wonton to a refreshing 24-hour tonkotsu with thin noodles. Spice levels hit the mark in the veggie tan tan ramen, and the Tonkotsu Chashu delivers solid flavor.
Shoyu ramen features a rich broth and includes Chashu pork as a key topping. Quality varies, with some servings standing out while others feel less impressive.
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Ordering is done at a kiosk, but counter orders are needed for discounts.
Most menu items are priced around $15, with ramen bowls costing approximately $20.
The restaurant offers a 10% discount during its soft launch period.