Izakaya-style space filled with authentic Japanese decor and retro anime visuals playing behind the bar. Atmosphere feels cozy and charming, closely resembling izakayas in Japan. Regulars enjoy anime-inspired cocktails and a lively vibe with a DJ and classic anime movies on TV.
Lunch offers a set menu with salad, appetizer, beverage, and a main dish that fills you up. The chicken katsu curry set stands out, and there is a $3 draft beer deal during lunch.
Ramen here features large portions with a lot of food for the price. The use of yuzu adds a fresh note that cuts through the pork's fattiness, making the signature ramen quite enjoyable.
"I loved the ramen here; it was delicious and flavorful."
"The ramen here is always delicious and comforting."
"I found the lunch spot tasty and quick."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to secure a meal, especially for large groups.
Happy hour offers $4 Sapporo and runs daily from 12pm to 6pm.
Free parking at the meter is available after 7 PM.
Small, intimate ramen shop with tight seating and a classic Japanese vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and authentic, encouraging quick dining. Known for exceptional ramen flavors and a notable sake selection.
Lunch features tasty ramen with wavy noodles and kara-age bowls. Offers reasonably priced lunch sets and bento boxes with good deals for a quick meal.
Ramen here stands out for its authentic flavor and late night availability. The chicken ramen is especially notable for being completely satisfying and often considered the best in the city.
"The ramen broth is flavorful and the noodles are just right."
"This place serves some of the best ramen I've ever had."
"This ramen is one of my absolute favorite spots."
Good to know
Expect to wait for a table if you are a party larger than 1 during busy hours.
The restaurant is open till 3am during the week and weekend.
You will likely have to wait for a table at 7pm on a Saturday.
Interior blends traditional Japanese decor with modern sophistication, creating a serene and cozy atmosphere. Seating options include semi-private alcoves and bar areas, offering varied privacy levels. The vibe is relaxed and inviting, with friendly service and subtle background music.
Lunch features set meals with options like half don and half soba for $28 including salmon. The menu suits both quick breaks and casual gatherings with a variety of choices.
Broths include a 10-hour chicken base and a spicy dan dan ramen suited for cold weather. The hostess helps tailor preferences, resulting in delicious combinations of ramen and Japanese noodles.
"I loved the lunch specials, especially the half-and-half options."
"I love grabbing a quick, tasty lunch here."
"The ramen here is amazing and delicious."
Good to know
During restaurant week, the restaurant offers a fantastic four course meal.
The yakitori (skewers) menu is only available for dinner.
The restaurant is really busy at lunch time.
Small dining area features dim lighting and close tables, creating an intimate but crowded setting. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, with occasional regional pop tunes adding subtle background sound. Space feels unassuming yet clean, welcoming for easy meals and conversation.
Warm greetings welcome diners during lunch. Service is quick even after the lunch rush, making it a reliable spot for a late lunch.
Duck ramen stands out with rich, high-quality broth and noodles. The menu also features spicy shrimp ramen with hand-cut noodles and authentic Chinese flavors that differ from Japanese ramen.
"The ramen broth here is amazing, especially the roast duck ramen."
"This lunch spot's beef noodle soup is incredibly flavorful."
"Some ramen dishes taste great, but others miss the mark."
Good to know
The wait time is a minimum of 10 minutes.
The prices at the restaurant are very reasonable, offering great value for the money.
Main dishes do not come with rice when ordering delivery.
Spacious, clean interior with simple decoration and floor seating where shoes are removed. Atmosphere feels laid back and authentic Japanese, attracting many Japanese customers and professionals during lunch. Sake bar offers a good sake selection and fresh sushi in a no-fuss setting.
Lunch offers an extensive menu with a choice set letting you pick from each item. The Omakase lunch costs $70, totaling about $100 with tax and tip. Expect queues during peak hours, but it can be quiet on weekends.
Goma Shoyu Ramen stands out with a rich, savory broth and balanced flavors. The ramen pairs well with sake and complements other dishes like salmon-ikura don.
"The sushi here is delicious and the portions are generous for a Lunch Spot."
"The lunch menu offers many choices at fair prices."
"I found it a nice spot with good lunch specials."
Good to know
Reservations are required for all guests; no additional friends can join after seating.
The restaurant is only open for lunch on Saturdays and closed on Sundays and Mondays.
The lunch Omakase is priced at $100 per person.
Small space with narrow aisles and beautiful simplicity creates a quiet, peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of Japan. Shelves hold a wide selection of Japanese and Asian products, including fresh noodles, sashimi-grade fish, and prepared meals. Prices tend to be cost effective, making it a convenient spot for Japanese culinary needs.
Fresh and packaged lunch boxes offer quick options like ramen and rice. Meals stay very fresh and suit small, fast lunches or quick bites.
Freshly made ramen comes with options like Sapporo miso, bamboo shoot, and pork. The ramen bar offers takeaway with reasonable prices and a variety including wagyu ramen planned for future visits.
"I love grabbing their freshly made ramen when I'm in the area."
"I love grabbing fresh ramen and sushi here."
"This lunch spot has really fresh sushi and poke bowls."
Good to know
The grocery is only open till 7pm.
Some prepared food is available for 20% off shortly before closing.
The supermarket has a great variety of Japanese products.
Small space with Japanese street-style decoration and manga displays creates a cozy, lively atmosphere. Tight tables and muted wood tones add to the intimate feel. Offers Sapporo draught beer alongside flavorful ramen and gyudon dishes.
Offers a quick lunch option with solid, satisfying dishes. Serves as a reliable spot for a guilty pleasure midday meal near office areas.
Ramen arrives with serious intent showing focus on quality. The shoyu ramen highlights salty and umami flavors with toppings that stay fresh, not dry or overprepared.
"The ramen tastes great and hits the spot."
"This ramen broth is packed with flavor and so comforting."
"The ramen is worth the price they charge."
Good to know
The ramen costs $17 a dish.
Extra broth costs $7 each, which is excessive.
The shop can get packed quickly, so it's good to arrive early.
Kiosk ordering with spacious seating creates a quiet, relaxed atmosphere ideal for quick dinners. The interior feels simple and classic but can seem cold and dull when not busy. Charging stations behind tables add a practical touch to the experience.
Generous portions of protein, vegetables, and noodles make the chicken ramen filling. The poke bowls come in a perfect lunch size and the spot offers plenty of seating even during busy office hours.
Ramen here features slowly cooked tender meat and homemade noodles with generous portions of egg and pork. The volcano ramen stands out for its delicious, spicy flavor, while the Thai curry and classic Oki flavors offer solid variety.
"I love how fresh and tasty the poke and ramen are here."
"The ramen here is flavorful with generous portions of meat and noodles."
"The ramen broth here is excellent and deliciously spicy."
Good to know
You need to order through a kiosk; there is no table service.
The price for a bowl is $10, which is reasonable for the portion size.
Portions are large, making it a good value for money.