Small space with 1950s red booths and traditional decor offers a cozy, historic vibe. Udon dishes feature a rich broth with standout tempura and beef options. Atmosphere feels like a local Shokudo, warm and inviting with regulars adding timeless energy.
Broth stands out as rich and flavorful in the udon dishes. Tempura udon shines with its delicious tempura and savory soup, while beef udon offers a packed flavor experience.
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Otomisan Restaurant does not accept reservations.
Expect a wait due to limited seating; arrive early to secure a spot.
The restaurant closes at 2 pm and reopens for dinner at 4:30 pm.
Large space with high ceilings and an industrial look creates a cozy vibe. Udon dishes shine with perfect broth and authentic noodles, especially beef and curry udon. Ambient music and a bar add an adult feel while welcoming families.
Warm and filling udon dishes come with perfect broth and authentic noodles. Options like beef udon and curry udon stand out for their rich flavors and satisfying portions.
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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, cozy spot shines with seafood udon and beef udon that satisfy. Unique sushi rolls and vegetarian options draw families and groups. Friendly vibe and fresh, flavorful dishes make prices worth it.
Seafood udon offers a generous portion at a reasonable price of 17 dollars. Beef udon stands out as flavorful and satisfying.
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Parking is limited, but there is a dedicated customer parking lot nearby.
The menu features a wide variety of sushi, including vegetarian options.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
Cozy spot with intimate seating and a garden patio creates a relaxed vibe. Udon dishes shine with rich broth and perfect noodle texture. Open chef's area adds charm and freshness to every meal.
Noodles have a delightful texture and the broth is rich and flavorful. A large variety of soba and udon dishes show exceptional care in preparation.
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Yabu offers a 10% discount for paying cash.
Limited parking is available, especially during peak hours.
The lunch special costs $25 and offers good value.
Open kitchen with a Japanese chef offers an engaging cooking experience and a homey atmosphere. Cold udon features al dente texture and pairs well with broth-soaked eggplant for a balanced flavor. Affordable prices and generous portions make it a great value spot.
Cold udon stands out with its wonderfully al dente texture and a crispy, tender bite. The chilled noodles carry a Japanese taste that pairs well with broth-soaked eggplant, creating a balanced flavor.
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The prices at Teriyaki Tei are very affordable.
The portions at Teriyaki Tei are generous.
Parking is easy.
Minimalist Japanese design and calm atmosphere create a cozy dining space. Udon shines with a sesame miso soy milk broth rich in mushrooms and tofu. Occasional robot service adds a modern twist to the traditional experience.
Udon comes in a sesame miso soy milk broth with mushrooms, two kinds of tofu, and Asian vegetables. The hot pot version includes napa cabbage, shungiku leaves, and konnyaku alongside the noodles.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options on the menu.
The cheapest set menu starts at $87 per person.
Dim lighting and vintage Japanese movies create a calm, unpretentious vibe. Udon bowls offer solid flavor but taste like instant noodles. The place feels like a hidden gem with a traditional yet casual atmosphere.
Udon bowls come with a solid flavor but resemble instant udon in taste and texture. They appear alongside dishes like eel don and salmon asparagus rolls.
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Expect a 20% service charge automatically added to your bill.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Cozy space offers a romantic vibe with a quiet, intimate setting. Staff-run service adds a personal touch. Tom Yum Udon Soup shines with its spicy, tangy broth, while Drunken Udon delivers a rich, savory flavor.
Tom Yum Udon Soup offers a spicy, tangy broth that stands out. Drunken Udon features noodles with fake chicken and has a rich, savory flavor.
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The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
SAMATA VEGAN HOUSE opens at 1 pm and closes at 10 pm.
The interior is small, so plan ahead and call for reservations.
Asian-themed spot buzzes with loud K-pop music and a lively crowd. Kimchi bacon udon carbonara offers a creamy, spicy kick that stands out. Crispy Korean wings add a visually striking touch, perfect for those craving an energetic meal.
Kimchi bacon udon carbonara features a creamy sauce that blends well with the spicy kimchi and bacon. The dish can be customized without bacon and pairs well with other items like fried chicken.
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Expect a long wait for tables, especially during dinner hours.
Valet parking is available for $4 cash only, but it can be tight.
An 18% gratuity is added for parties of 6 or more.
Small, cozy spot offers authentic ramen and comforting udon broth with chicken, beef, and vegetable options. Quiet, casual vibe suits late-night diners and vegans alike. Intimate space makes it a unique place for comfort food lovers.
Broth stands out as comforting and clear but hearty across udon dishes. Noodles cook well, paired with options like chicken, beef, and vegetable udon that deliver authentic flavors.
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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.
Simple shop with a unique ceiling design offers fresh Korean dishes like thinly sliced brisket and pork shoulder. Quiet, welcoming atmosphere suits non-Korean diners well. Meals end with udon noodles and porridge for a satisfying finish.
After finishing the meat and vegetables, they add udon noodles to transform the dish. The meal ends with a serving of udon and porridge, creating a satisfying finish.
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Valet parking is available for $3, but the lot is closed.
Expect higher prices than average for menu items.
Only two side dishes, bean sprouts and kimchi, are included with orders.
Spacious Korean spot offers a bright, cozy atmosphere with tech-savvy ordering tablets. Udon shines with spicy and stone pot varieties, perfectly paired with crispy pork cutlet. Loud music adds an energetic vibe to the modern, clean space.
Udon stands out with its delicious taste and variety, including a spicy noodle option and a stone pot version. The pork cutlet pairs well with the udon dishes.
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Expect a wait of 30-40 minutes during busy dinner hours.
You must order at least one menu item per person.
Parking is available, but can be hectic due to limited space.
Small space with authentic Japanese atmosphere offers a chill vibe and fresh sushi. Udon dishes shine with balanced Kitsune udon and spicy Nagasaki options. Quality sake and beer complete the genuine, stylish experience.
Kitsune udon stands out with its balanced flavor and quality that rivals Japan. The udon dishes feature a well-made dashi and options like spicy Nagasaki udon and tasty combinations with tonkatsu.
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Late night drink menu available after 11 pm with $4 draft beers.
Happy hour offers discounted prices on drinks and appetizers on weekdays.
Parking is available behind the restaurant in a large lot.
Udon noodles are fresh and quick, with custom toppings and hearty bowls like tonkotsu udon. Spacious seating includes an outdoor patio for a relaxed vibe. Energetic K-pop music adds to the laid back atmosphere in this casual, self-service spot.
Udon comes fresh every day and cooks quickly, with options like tonkotsu udon and Nikutama udon standing out. Prices stay reasonable, and toppings can be chosen to customize each hearty bowl.
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Parking is available at The Bloc with one hour of free validation.
Kake udon costs 1000 yen, making it an affordable meal option.
There is no table service; diners order and find their own seats.
Large dining room creates a cozy vibe with Japanese music enhancing the mood. Udon dishes shine with sweet broth and crispy tempura shrimp, while classics like hamburg steak and pork katsu offer hearty, authentic flavors. Outdoor seating adds a relaxed touch.
Udon dishes come out super hot with a sweeter broth and well-cooked tempura shrimp on top. The mentai seafood udon offers a creamy, rich flavor, while options like basil and curry udon add variety.
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Parking is free with a $10 purchase at Sawtelle Place Plaza.
One hour of complimentary parking is available in the underground lot.
Reservations can be made by calling ahead.
Sushi spot offers authentic tatami rooms for a cozy vibe. Tempura udon shines with crispy tempura, though broth is mild. Seating varies from lively sushi bar to quiet washitsu rooms, fitting solo diners and groups.
Tempura udon features crispy tempura alongside noodles. The broth has a mild flavor that could be stronger.
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Reservations are not required, and the wait time is minimal even during busy hours.
Parking can be inconvenient, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant serves both sushi and pasta, which is unusual for a Japanese restaurant.
Korean restaurant shines with modern cafe style and a warm, upscale vibe. Sukiyaki beef hot pot with comforting udon offers a less sweet, cozy meal. Small space feels intimate but noise can be high, challenging quiet conversation.
Udon added to the sukiyaki pot offers a comforting touch on cold nights. The sukiyaki beef hot pot with udon tastes good but is less sweet than typical Japanese versions.
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Parking is validated for a couple hours if you dine here.
You can only add to the wait list in person.
Don’t forget to ask the restaurant for a stamp after your meal.
Small sushi spot buzzes with fresh high-quality sushi and a cozy intimate atmosphere. Udon dishes shine, especially the Tempura Udon with California Roll combo. Limited seating keeps the vibe lively and authentic, perfect for a casual, energetic meal.
Tempura Udon comes with a 4-piece California Roll. Menu offers a variety of dishes including sushi rolls, udon, and Japanese curry. Udon noodles often paired with California roll and veggie tempura.
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Expect longer wait times after 6 PM due to increased customer volume.
Happy hour is available every day with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is free and easily accessible near the restaurant.
Small space with a cozy vibe and guest drawings on walls feels inviting. Udon dishes come in large portions with comforting flavors like bulgogi and crispy pork cutlet. Regulars rave about the authentic pork katsu that stands out locally.
Udon comes in large portions that feel very comforting. Options include a sweet and savory bulgogi udon and classic udon served with crispy pork cutlet.
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There is a free parking lot in the plaza.
Parking can be difficult during lunch hours.
Most menu items are reasonably priced under $20.
Food truck serves large portions of flavorful Japanese dishes with a wide menu variety. Casual atmosphere centers on hibachi focus. Udon noodles come with steak, chicken, or shrimp and pair well with spring rolls.
Udon noodles come with steak, chicken, or shrimp plates. They pair well with sides like spring rolls.
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KyotoHibachiusa hosts events every first Friday on Abbott Kinney in Venice Beach.
Expect long lines during the First Fridays event due to popularity.
The menu offers a variety of hibachi options priced fairly.
Ramen spot offers a calm, authentic vibe with J-pop music and outdoor seating. Udon dishes like chicken and tempura shrimp cost about $25. Space feels spacious and quiet, perfect for relaxed meals.
Menu includes chicken udon and tempura udon with shrimp. Prices for udon dishes run around $25 plus tax and tip.
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Happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm, Monday through Thursday.
Menu offers happy hour food specials with about a $2 discount after 8pm on weekdays.
There is 1.3 hours of validated parking available.
Noodle shop in an airport serves fresh noodles with varied broths, focusing on beef udon and crispy tempura toppings. Atmosphere is simple with plastic bowls and no free water, fitting quick traveler meals. Limited vegetarian options and small portions keep it convenient and fast.
Beef udon features rich broth and tender noodles that stand out. Shrimp tempura and kaki age udon come with crispy tempura toppings and al dente noodles in flavorful broth.
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Udon and soups aren’t available until 10 a.m.
Santouka Ramen is located next to Burger King at gate 200.
At the time, they were only accepting cash.
Bright, tidy space with modern decor and casual seating suits solo diners and groups alike. Atmosphere feels approachable but leans toward a fast-food vibe with loud music and bright lighting. Known for authentic Japanese curry, it offers a kid-friendly menu and convenient self-service ordering.
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Validated parking is available at the back of the restaurant.
There is metered street parking and small lots nearby.
Expect no wait during Friday lunch hours.
Small sushi spot shines with outdoor wooden tables and a calm vibe boosted by street music. Udon dishes like vegetable tempura and shrimp tempura impress with solid flavors and neat presentation. Cozy sofas inside add comfort despite tight space.
Udon comes in several varieties like vegetable tempura, chicken, and shrimp tempura. Presentation looks nice and flavors are solid across the options.
Good to know
You can walk in, sit down, and order from a digital menu.
They validate your parking for 2 hours.
The restaurant is budget-friendly.