tokyo style, peanut and sesame flavored noodles, without soup
The fried chicken and chicken noodle are delicious!
One of the classic ways to tell if a restaurant is worth going? Look at the waitlist, is it a long one? ??️ If it is then, BINGO! This restaurant is no exception. The wait was worth it. ? Why is the restaurant called Killer Noodle? It probably has to do with how spicy their ramen can get.Let's talk about the food. Killer Noodle's menu is special, they have your typical broth ramen and then there are the dry ones (which I prefer since you can get broth ramen pretty much anywhere else). We ordered both Tokyo and Downtown ramen, fried chicken and also pork buns. For the ramen, I thought the sauce were savory. Not too salty, ramen texture was spot on (more on the hard side, but I love it). The only downside to their ramen is how little meat they give you (they are almost non-existent to be honest), which was the reason for us in getting the fried chicken. I mentioned earlier that their food can get really spicy, I consider myself average when it comes to spice level and I think level 3 would be a level where it's spicy enough to enjoy the food, any higher and I would be pulling those napkins from the tissue box like someone who is watching a tragic show. Finally, the pork buns were a blast! If you are allowed to eat pork, then I urge you to try them!Food aside, considering how busy the restaurant was, their customer service was top-notch! Restrooms are clean and restaurant's ambience was spot-on! ?Japanese really know how to make great ramen! ? I would recommend this restaurant ?????
Nice environment with quick and friendly service. It's usually busy. We were seated within 5 minutres of arriving. The broth is mind blowing. I ordered the Downtown with a spice level 3. The peanut flavor in the broth is Devine! We also order Gyoza, filling is nicely seasoned, it comes in a 5pcs. Will be coming back soon to try more off the menu. If your in the area give Killer Noodle a visit.
The ramen is great, especially with an addition of a poached egg. The ramen style is different than what I’ve had at most ramen shops. They use interesting additions such as peanuts and Szechuan peppercorns. The interior is simple and pretty. The staff is great, but I think they’re understaffed a bit. Every server was hustling, yet they did take a while to come back around.
Amazing! Best Ramen I have ever had. Sooo flavorful and the noodles were so fresh! Ask for the special beer that they have that pairs with the noodles (not on menu). The waiter Jordan was nice and gave me recommendations for my stay in LA! I got the Downtown style noodles with broth. Not too much peanut flavor but still enough to enjoy. I like medium spice when I eat and a 2 was good for me so be careful if you are sensitive to spice start at a 1.
Really good ramen, I've ordered delivery from here a few times and it's still really good. Finally went and fined in and the food was just that much better. Would come again. Word of advice if you can't handle spice is you should probably do a 1 even if you think you can handle a 2.
Absolutely Delicious ?Service is quick, food is testy...I'll say it's a different kind of ramen! One of unforgettable..
We got the Tokyo style with soup and fried chicken bowl. The broth was creamy and flavorful. Not too thick either.
This is the Tokyo no soup level 4 spice level 3 numb and it's one of the worst noodles I've ever ordered. I called about it as I believe I may have received the wrong order. However, they just stated that there's nothing they can do about it. I had such high expectations after watching reviews online from the Try Guys and I am completely disappointed that this was the one Dish I wanted to try when visiting LA.