Really tasty ramen but I don’t eat pork and they only offer pork ramen with one vegetarian option.
My wife and I both enjoyed the Geki-Kara, half-spicy, which is the best Ramen noodles with braised pork, leeks, chili , and corn added. Sensitive palates will want to avoid the full-spicy dish, but the half-spicy was excellent. It still required 3 glasses of water. Highly recommended if you enjoy unique flavors. We'll certainly return.
I’ve been wanting to check it out this place for awhile; I finally got to. It was worth the wait. I really found a great ramen spot in the south worth driving to. I tried to Tonkotsu, the broth is full of flavor and pork is so tender. Luckily we came at a great time, it started to get busy quick.
Brought my son here for the ramen. He had to order the naruto fish cakes. He lives it. Now his friends want to come. I thought the ramen was good as well.
The food was good and the waiter was nice. The wait wasn't too bad. They accomodated my party of 8 pretty easily in the small restaurant.
We got the Tonkotsu bowl and the kuro bowl. The Tonkotsu bowl was a little sweet for my bff's taste. I did not like the red ginger in my bowl. The noodles were good, but not great. Probably not handmade. The soup tasted good.
A very quaint and simple place that does not pretend to be anything it is not. The menu is small and all of it is great. There's not much customization that you can do, as the menu is static, but if all you want is some solid ramen, go here. It is a small restaurant, and is kinda cramped so expect to sit next to some strangers.We ordered pork buns to start off and we got 2. They were very tender and not much more can be written about them. They were very good and so were the onions they gave us with them. If anything, I would hope for more things to be added to the bun as it is solely the pork with some cucumber that is in it. They were also cheap on the drinks and had no refills.The ramen was very good, its been a while since I've had a good Tonkotsu but this place has it down. They are a little cheap in that you have to pay for bamboo and other things but the basic version of it is still very good. HOWEVER, if you do not like ginger, make sure you specify it. There is loose ginger in the soup and I was always worried that I would get some in each bite as I am not a fan. Just be aware if you don't like ginger as much to order it not in your soup.We had the mochi for desert and it was like the rest of the restaurant, very good but not remarkable enough for a detour. It is however a very delicious stop, just don't expect anything crazy or cool on the menu.
The ramen and the atmosphere are absolutely superb! Comparing the pork buns to others I’ve had they did fall a little short but I didn’t want to knock the review down a whole star! The buns just need a little kick added but overall a really yummy place
Cute atmosphere.Fast/Friendly service.Incredible ramen!
My ramen was pretty good! I got the spicy and my son got the regular. I thought I got half spicy, but it was still very spicy (fyi). The pork was sweet and tender.There was like a scent to the place that wasn't pleasant. I like small restaurants like this. The walls are covered with nice art. Spent about 36 bucks with the tip for two bowls. I've had several bowls of ramen this is in my top 3. We chose this one because someone posted a picture with the fishcakes. My son is. Naruto fan.