Spacious Chinese restaurant with clean, modern decor and an open kitchen showcasing hand-pulled noodles. Bright and inviting atmosphere pairs with thoughtful amenities like iPad ordering and noodle-cutting scissors. Music adds to a casual, welcoming vibe suitable for relaxed meals.
Lunch offers a $21 special with two cold appetizers and soup. The menu features Chinese noodles that attract regulars.
Authentic Lanzhou ramen stands out with a broth that matches the taste found in China. The spicy miso ramen features a perfect broth, fresh toppings, and balanced heat, making it a memorable choice.
"The noodles here are so authentic and flavorful."
"This lunch spot's hand-pulled noodles have amazing flavor and texture."
"I found the Lanzhou ramen here to be very authentic."
Good to know
The lunch special is $21 and includes two cold appetizers and soup.
Cross-contamination risks exist for those with egg allergies.
Parking can be difficult in the area.
Narrow space with tight seating and hard surfaces creates a loud, fast-paced atmosphere. Mostly younger crowd fills the small room, making it unsuitable for quiet or intimate dining. Unique decor includes minimalist design with wood accents and a vertical garden.
Seating happens quickly before and after the lunch rush, with only a short wait during peak times. The spot offers a filling lunch that works well for quick meals or late lunches.
Tonkotsu ramen stands out with rich, authentic flavors and fresh ingredients. The shoyu ramen pairs well with crispy chicken karaage, offering generous portions and a satisfying meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required to avoid long wait times.
Parking can be difficult during peak hours; consider arriving early.
A 16% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
Open kitchen with transparent glass walls showcases chefs at work, creating a bright and modern space inspired by Japanese artwork. Atmosphere stays lively yet comfortable, with great music and a warm, inviting vibe. Tables sit close together, encouraging a bustling, social environment.
Quick 30-minute lunches fit well here with a lunch special available. The spot works for casual meals with friends during a short break.
Shrimp ramen features a rich, aromatic broth with deep umami and a hint of seafood sweetness. The A1 Signature Trio Ramen Bowl combines shrimp, prawn wonton, and ebiko prawn ball for a flavorful, surprising bite every time.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 2-5pm, Monday to Thursday.
Enjoy a buy one, get one 50% off deal during happy hour.
The restaurant offers a kids' meal for free with the purchase of a main entrée.
Small, clean Korean restaurant with a classic vibe and modern interior. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy with K-pop music playing softly. Seating is tight but the space feels inviting for casual meals.
Clean, modern atmosphere suits casual lunch well. Lunch menu offers quick, cheap, tasty options like the 11.59 ramen kimbap lunch special.
Lunch specials include an 11.59 ramen kimbap combo. The ramen features good flavor and pairs well with rice cakes.
Good to know
They don't take cash; only card payments are accepted.
Parking can be tricky, but there is ample space on weekends.
It operates like a fast-food place; order and pay upfront.
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.
Food arrives super fast, making it great for a quick lunch. The spot works well for group lunches and casual meals with family.
Tonkotsu ramen features a traditional Kyushu thick white broth, soft-boiled egg, and chashu pork slices. Servers accommodate special requests, like a toddler-sized ramen bowl not on the menu.
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.
Shabu-shabu restaurant offers all-you-can-eat menu with fresh ingredients and a DIY sauce bar for personalized flavors. Indoor and outdoor seating create a family-friendly atmosphere with a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Noise levels vary, sometimes making conversation difficult during loud gatherings.
Lunch offers affordable prices, with meals just over $50 for two. The place stays quiet on Saturdays, and you can order the dinner special during lunch by paying a bit more. Stackers come with both lunch and dinner and are always delicious.
Freshly made ramen noodles stand out here. A self-serve area offers vegetables, quail eggs, and sauces to customize your bowl. Packaged ramen options are available at the end of the meal.
Good to know
Dpot offers an all-you-can-eat menu for $35 per person.
Lunch prices are around $50 for two people, including tax.
The restaurant is closed every Sunday.
Cozy ramen restaurant with clean, sleek design and outdoor seating in a charming shopping center. Atmosphere shifts from quiet at lunch to lively during dinner rush with regulars. Offers unique ramen dishes including fusion options and a variety of price points.
Lunch orders come out on time with many opting for take-out and delivery. Chicken karaage tastes like mystery meat from a school lunch.
Broths like Spicy Tonkotsu Miso and Tonkotsu Black offer rich, flavorful, and authentic ramen experiences. Special menus include unique options like Seafood Ramen with lobster, and the takoyaki features fresh octopus tentacles.
Good to know
Ample parking is available near the restaurant, close to Spectrum mall.
The restaurant is often understaffed, leading to longer wait times.
Expect a high price point for ramen dishes compared to other places.
Casual, clean space with a modern ambiance and chill SoCal music sets a trendy, cozy vibe. Seating includes an outdoor wraparound shelf by a fire pit, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Wait times can be long during peak hours, but the environment suits simple dates and family outings.
A popular spot for lunch with ample seating that accommodates solo diners comfortably. The place welcomes dogs, making it easy to bring a pet along during midday meals.
Broths come out delicious and clear, with ramen and pork cooked to perfection. The Tonkotsu and shoyu ramen stand out for their tender meat and balanced flavors, not too spicy. Chicken karaage also pairs well with the bowls.
Good to know
Expect wait times exceeding two hours on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for peak hours to avoid long waits.
Online pickup orders are often unavailable; order directly through the website.
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.
Open courtyard seating lets you enjoy lunch with your dog. Weekday lunch hours get extremely busy. Staff like Kris help with meal choices.
Broth stands out with rich tonkotsu flavor and shoyu ramen hits the spot. Vegan options include a sesame flavored ramen with charred broccolini. Pork rice bowls and chicken dishes complement the ramen well.
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.