Simple, clean Japanese design creates a cozy, authentic setting with a spacious dining area. Soups offer a creamy base with balanced saltiness and adjustable spice, including spicy tonkotsu and butter miso. Friendly, welcoming vibe complements phenomenal ramen and fresh dishes.
Soups feature a creamy base with balanced saltiness and adjustable spice levels. Options include spicy tonkotsu and butter miso, both rich and flavorful.
"The ramen broth and pork belly here are so tasty."
"It's really Kid Friendly; even toddlers found the food good."
"The ramen soup here is so flavorful and rich."
Good to know
They offer 50% off all ramen for two more days.
Parking is limited and can be hard to find.
The portion size is good, with plenty of noodles.
Shabu-shabu spot buzzes with energetic vibe and loud music, making it lively but noisy. Spicy Sichuan soup base delivers amazing flavor with a mild option for balance. Expect interactive meal with finely sliced meats cooked at the table, though wait times and parking can be tough.
Spicy Sichuan soup base offers amazing flavor with a mild spice option. Adding vegetables and toro belly enhances the taste. Seafood soup comes included in the price.
Good to know
There was a wait because Shabu Time is a popular spot.
Parking can be hard to find, but there are options nearby.
Calling ahead to the waitlist is highly recommended to avoid long waits.
Cozy space with traditional wooden tables offers a homey vibe. Soups like Kimchi Che gae bring authentic Korean spice and rich flavor. Dog-friendly patio with heaters adds a relaxed, welcoming touch.
Soups here feature tofu beef and dumpling tofu varieties that are consistently flavorful and not too salty. Options like Kimchi Che gae and Yuk Ghe jang add authentic Korean spice and depth.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on Saturday evenings to avoid 20-30 minute wait times.
Parking is limited in the area, and street parking may require payment.
The restaurant has no dedicated parking available.
Outdoor dining under a large tent offers a Mexico-by-the-sea vibe with vibrant colors and festive decor. Shrimp soups come free with fried tortillas and are really delicious, including a standout caldo de res. Live mariachi music adds an energetic, lively spirit that fills the space.
Shrimp soups come free with fried tortillas and taste really delicious. Caldo de res is light and flavorful, standing out as a favorite. The zombie soup also adds a unique touch to the menu.
Good to know
Arrive before noon on sunny days to avoid long wait times.
Expect over 30 minutes wait to be seated on weekends.
Parking can be difficult to find in the area.
Outdoor seating on a sunny patio offers a casual, breezy atmosphere perfect for enjoying rustic, chunky soups like Caldo chicken served with handmade tortillas. Authentic Mexican dishes come in a clean, calm setting with a family-like vibe on a quiet street.
Rustic, chunky soups like Caldo chicken come with rice, handmade tortillas, and side spices. Options include fish and beef soups, with some containing chili pepper, and preparation can take some time.
Good to know
Ordering and paying happens before sitting down; no reservations needed.
The restaurant offers all-day breakfast options.
There is plenty of seating available both inside and outside.
Small, intimate space with an open galley kitchen creates a cozy vibe. Broths shine with black garlic and rich pork flavors, blending well with stir-fried veggies. Busy weekends bring lively energy despite some crowd noise and a TV.
Broths range from black garlic with a savory, sweet, and smooth profile to rich pork broth in the stir fry ramen. Soups often combine noodles with stir-fried vegetables like cabbage, and the curry soup offers a solid flavor.
Good to know
Parking is difficult to find at Kumako Ramen.
Parking is paid unless it's Sunday.
The restaurant is small and cannot accommodate groups larger than four unless it's a slow day.
Tiny space with cute decor and bamboo seating offers a low-key vibe. Soups like Tom Yum and green curry stand out with bold flavors. Spicy curries balance well with sweet mango sticky rice, making for a strong, flavorful meal.
Soups include Tom Kha Gai and Tom Yum,** with a solid green curry option. Some soups are very good, others just okay, but the kitchen corrects any order mix-ups quickly.
Good to know
A 20% gratuity is automatically added for groups of 4 or more.
The restaurant is vegetarian-friendly with a variety of options.
Dinner for two typically costs over $80.
Cozy spot with authentic Japanese feel offers quiet, casual dining and outdoor seating. Soups deliver rich umami flavor, especially in soba and hot pot dishes. Generous portions of comfort food come at reasonable prices.
Soups here bring rich flavor and umami, especially in the Soba and hot pot dishes. Miso soup serves as a tasty side alongside meals like salmon with rice and salad.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Expect a 20-minute wait starting at 12:45pm on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, making payment convenient.
Small mom-and-pop spot offers a rustic setting and authentic home-style dishes with generous portions. Salmon soup rice is a rare find here, while miso soup is a consistent favorite. Warm, family-friendly vibe makes it welcoming and local.
Salmon soup rice stands out as a rare dish here, not common in many Japanese spots. The miso soup served with meals is consistently good and often a favorite.
Good to know
Kaita offers daily specials that change frequently.
Kaita does not accept NFC payments; cash only.
Expect wait times if you arrive after opening, as it fills up fast.