Japanese-style ramen bar offers a spacious, stylish setting with taiko drum greetings and custom Ghibli music creating a welcoming atmosphere. Tables feature glass jars of toppings and soft lighting, enhancing the dining experience. The vibe blends authentic Japanese design with a lively, comfortable energy.
Broth stands out with a dashi-based flavor that is lighter yet full of taste. Noodles come fresh with generous toppings like clams in the Hamaguri ramen, making each bowl authentic and carefully crafted.
Multiple dishes come with vegan broth options clearly marked on the menu. The creamy vegan ramen stands out as a rich and satisfying choice among several vegan selections.
"The Japanese food, especially the ramen, is incredibly tasty and comforting."
"I found the ramen here really delicious and tasty."
"The creamy vegan ramen here is excellent and tastes just like regular ramen."
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Hinodeya Ramen Bar offers only ten bowls of hotate ramen each day.
Parking nearby costs about $10-15 per day.
Expect a wait on busy days due to limited seating.
Ramen restaurant offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with clean, inviting interior design and quiet, calming vibes. Studio Ghibli jazz music plays softly, adding a unique touch to the experience. Frequent diners benefit from a loyalty card with rewards encouraging repeat visits.
Ramen here stands out for its creamy vegan broth and spicy miso options that deliver strong flavors. Quick service complements the rich, satisfying bowls that many find memorable.
Creamy vegan ramen stands out with its rich texture and flavor. The menu includes delicious vegan and vegetarian options that satisfy cravings for hearty dishes.
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Free parking is available at Hinodeya Ramen Palms.
They offer mini ramen bowl options for only $5.
Loyalty cards provide free items with visits.
Modern space combines indoor seating, bar, and outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere balances relaxed and welcoming vibes with occasional loud dubstep music. Crowd enjoys Asian-American fusion style and lively energy suitable for casual meals.
Pork ramen and birria ramen stand out with rich flavors. Fast, warm service complements the consistently satisfying bowls.
Spicy creamy vegan ramen stands out with its rich flavor and smooth texture. Vegan options include a light, fresh broth with mushrooms, spinach, and tofu that pack a flavorful punch.
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Parking is validated for 2-3 hours in the adjacent lot.
Expect to spend around $50 per person for shared appetizers and ramen.
Happy hour offers discounted appetizers and drinks from 4-6 p.m.
Small, stylish Japanese restaurant with a modern, clean interior and a cozy, homey atmosphere that feels authentic to Japan. Bright, thoughtfully designed space includes a pet-friendly outdoor patio. Known for high-quality, inventive ramen that stands out in Los Angeles.
Ramen here features a very rich broth and authentically Japanese recipes crafted by a Japanese chef. The scallop ramen stands out as a special menu item now made permanent, offering a unique and high-quality experience.
Vegan ramen comes in two distinct styles: a rich, velvety soy milk and mushroom broth and a spicy, medium-heat option. Both offer flavorful, comforting experiences with dishes like matcha tiramisu and black fried rice complementing the menu.
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Happy hour menu features hearty options and runs from 4-6pm daily.
Parking is available in a small lot; street parking is also an option nearby.
The lunch special offers a good deal for those looking to save.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with a quiet atmosphere and casual vibe. Known for authentic ramen and sushi, it offers late-night dining and vegan options. The space feels intimate and tucked away, making it a unique spot for comfort food.
Tonkotsu and miso ramen stand out for their authentic, rich flavors. The menu also includes a unique vegan tomato ramen and dishes like katsu curry and yakisoba that match Japanese standards.
Very good vegan options include a unique vegan tomato ramen. The soup tastes like spaghetti sauce and remains delicious.
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There are no public restrooms at Suehiro Mini.
Suehiro Mini is open until 1am, providing late-night dining options.
Parking at Suehiro Mini can be tricky.
Small space with intimate seating and a Tokyo-style atmosphere creates a cozy vibe. Music plays softly, and a few TVs add casual energy. Outdoor patio offers touchscreen ordering and wood tones for a relaxed feel.
Chewy noodles and flavorful soup define the ramen here. The spicy ramen and black garlic ramen stand out, with perfectly prepared vegan options and rich, orange, liquidy ramen eggs.
Vegan ramen features a very flavorful broth and perfectly textured noodles. Generous portions include fried tofu chicken pieces and a seasoned egg option.
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Parking is limited to street parking or the lot across the street if you're lucky.
You order through tablets outside or inside.
The restaurant can get crowded very quickly because of its small size.
Modern ramen shop combines stylish decor with traditional Japanese elements and offers live music alongside handmade noodles and a curated sake list. Atmosphere balances relaxed comfort with upscale energy, featuring terrace, bar, and table seating. Crowd enjoys a mix of ramen, cocktails, and Japanese nibbles in a space that feels like a modern izakaya.
Ramen here nails classic flavors with options like the Tokyo Tokatsu and spicy tan tan varieties. The smoked dashi ramen offers a strong, unique flavor for adventurous eaters, and a vegan ramen is available for a healthier choice.
Vegan options include well executed ramen with great presentation and flavor. The vegan ramen stands out as a healthier choice with strong taste.
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Jazz Night occurs every Wednesday at 8pm with no cover charge.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially on busy nights.
Street parking is available, but it can be challenging to find a spot.
Small, modern space with Japanese theme and large glass windows creates a bright, open feel. Atmosphere is lively and energetic, often busy with long lines and a sense of being rushed. Offers authentic ramen flavors that attract enthusiasts despite the casual, bustling environment.
Broth bursts with tonkotsu richness and deep flavor. Squid ink ramen offers a strong garlic punch. Lamb ramen adds a unique twist to traditional bowls.
Vegan ramen features a rich broth that stands out from watered-down versions elsewhere. Options focus mainly on this vegan broth, offering a solid choice for vegetarians.
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Expect to wait 20-45 minutes for a table during peak hours.
They only accept credit card payments.
There is no parking validation available.
Small, intimate space with stylish, dimly lit decor and a modern, relaxed vibe. Separate seating for singles and a bar counter create a casual atmosphere suitable for both solo diners and groups. Open kitchen window adds a dynamic touch to the setting.
Broth is rich and full of flavor with consistently hearty and tasty noodles. Options include Grilled Chicken Ramen and a succulent birria ramen, both with fresh toppings that enhance the experience.
Vegan options include Flying Vegan Harvest ramen with long noodles, vegan meat, corn, and broccoli, plus vegan creamy ramen and impossible meat gyoza. Portions are generous and flavors are rich across multiple vegan dishes.
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Parking is limited in the area; plan to arrive early.
Expect long wait times during weekday lunch hours due to high customer volume.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian ramen options.
Mexican restaurant offers vibrant energy with iconic songs playing loudly in a small dining area. Seating feels tall and distant, with tables under cold air conditioning. Outdoor patio and well-stocked salsa bar provide additional comfort and flavor options.
Birria ramen features tender, juicy meat in a savory broth with slurp-worthy noodles.
Plant-based options include vegan birria, chorizo con papas, and plant-based pastor for nachos. The vegan tacos and burritos feature flavorful plant-based meats clearly marked on the receipt.
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La Taqueria Brand-Wilmington is primarily a take-out drive-thru restaurant.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
There is ample parking available for customers.
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.
Ramen here stands out for its authentic Japanese flavors and high quality comparable to Japan. Tonkatsu and Miso Ramen deliver rich, flavorful broths with juicy karaage on the side.
Menu clearly marks plant-based options making ordering straightforward. Plenty of vegan choices include ramen, avocado rolls, vegetable gyoza, and tempura.
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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 ramen restaurant offers authentic Japanese vibe with spotlight-lit tables and clean, simple decor. Space feels roomy despite limited seating, accommodating groups comfortably. Late-night energy suits those seeking flavorful vegan and chicken ramen options until early morning.
Rich, flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles define the ramen here. Every bowl features high-quality ingredients with fresh toppings, including options like chicken, pork, and seafood ramen.
Vegan ramen features a flavorful broth that avoids bland miso. The spicy vegan ramen stands out as consistently delicious with noodles that are firmer than usual.
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They are open until 3AM, making it a great late-night option.
Happy hour runs from 11:30am to 5pm with $1.50 beers and half-off appetizers until 8pm.
Parking can be tricky; consider using the Pavillions parking lot across the street.
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.
Tonkotsu ramen costs $16 and tastes superb with authentic flavors. The dipping ramen offers a rich, traditional experience similar to ramen found in Japan. Expect a wait of over 30 minutes due to its popularity.
Two vegan ramen options appear on the menu, both similar and flavorful. The sunrise vegan ramen and spicy tonkotsu ramen deliver tasty broth and solid vegan choices.
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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.
Ramen restaurant offers spacious seating with both indoor and outdoor options, featuring heated patio for cooler weather. Atmosphere includes loud noise levels and house music, creating a lively vibe. Interior design uses red and black accents with an open, clean aesthetic.
Rich, peanut butter-infused broth defines the Tokyo-style ramen here, blending Japanese and Chinese spice influences. Multiple vegetarian options exist, and diners can customize spice and numbness levels for a unique ramen experience.
Vegan options include a vegan soy ramen that is mild and feels like an afterthought. The restaurant is generally vegetarian and vegan friendly with a vegan broth available for Tokyo or downtown style ramen.
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Parking can be challenging on Sawtelle.
The restaurant gets really busy after 6PM.
You need to jot your name down on their wait list to avoid waiting idly.
Small bar with 12 seats offers an intimate, stylish atmosphere featuring samurai movies and EDM music. The vibe blends chill energy with a unique Tokyo-inspired feel. Limited seating creates a cozy, connected space often busy enough to require waiting.
Tsukemen stands out as a favorite ramen here, prepared with care. Cold ramen rates around 3.5 out of 5, and ramen options will expand soon.
Vegan options include vegan gyoza that taste just as good as the pork and chicken versions. The vegan gyoza stand out for their amazing flavor and quality, making them a solid choice here.
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Reservations are required to sit at the main tables.
Expect a 30-40 minute wait for a table on weekend nights.
The restaurant has limited seating, accommodating only 13 guests.
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.
Specialty tsukemen ramen stands out with rich, authentic flavors. The sunrise vegan ramen offers a notable vegetarian option with deep, satisfying taste.
Vegan ramen stands out with options like the Sunrise vegan ramen and spicy creamy vegan ramen. Both thick and thin noodles work well in dishes like the vegan silly ramen, offering a variety of flavorful choices.
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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.