- Bring cash, as it’s cash only. Expect to spend around $40 for two hungry people.
- Arrive before 11 AM, as the line starts forming by 10:45.
- Stay in the line to the right, next to the tables.
- Bring a friend! One of you can wait in line while the other saves a table. Coats left on chairs are respected.
- While waiting, your friend can grab some fresh sushi from the nearby grocery store!
- If you have extra seats at your table, feel free to share them with latecomers or families; people will often ask for them.
- Note that there are no fountain drinks; only bottled Japanese beverages are available.
- You’ll hear your order number announced from a very loud speaker.
- It can feel a bit cr...
Some of the best ramen I’ve had in a while. You can find this place inside Mitsuwa. A gem really. The noodles had the perfect bit and texture. They are not stingy with their pork and give you big, thick pieces. Most of the pieces were nice and tender to the bite. Lastly, the broth was amazing. I usually don’t finish the broth for ramen, but I had mostly all of it. It wasn’t too salty and had a rich flavor to it. My only qualm was the egg. The egg was completely hard boiled which I’m not a fan of and had a snappy texture. I personally love soft boiled with my ramen, but definitely not worth two dollars in my opinion. HOWEVER, the egg is not enough for me to knock down the score. This ramen wa...
It 's been a while since I 've been to this Mitsuwa, so while I miss the dim sum booth, ramen sounded like a nice idea. I went with the medium soy ramen combo with the chasu rice bowl. Ramen was nice and hot, noodles had a good chew to them. The chasu bowl was larger than expected and I 'm glad I went with that as a 'side '. I 'd say the one downside was the ramen egg. Flavor wasn 't bad, and you get a whole egg, but you can see it 's just a regular hard-boiled eggs that 's been marinated. The yolk was totally cooked through. Not bad by any means but it just something that would have pushed the bowl to a great bowl of ramen. Prices are good and they were ready quickly.
**Meal Type:** Dinner
**Price per Person:** $50–$100
**Food:** 5/5
**Service:** 5/5
**Atmosphere:** 5/5
**Recommended Dish:** Spicy Miso
I had a wonderful dining experience at this restaurant. The food was exceptional, earning a perfect score of 5. The Spicy Miso dish was particularly impressive and is a must-try! The service was equally fantastic, with attentive and friendly staff ensuring that everything went smoothly throughout the evening. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it the ideal setting for a lovely dinner. Overall, I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a great meal!
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The food was incredible! Honestly, the wait time wasn't too long, especially for such a delicious and beautifully presented dish. I will definitely return! Additionally, the person taking our order was really friendly, and I hope they continue to provide excellent service.
Service: Dine-in
Meal type: Dinner
Price per person: $10–20
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Food quality has gone down. Noodles and broth don't taste as good as they used to make it. Overpriced and long wait as well Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 2 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3
This restaurant serves some of the best ramen I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying. The food deserves a perfect score of 5, and so does the service and atmosphere. Everything was exceptional!
This place serves the best ramen in town, and possibly in the entire state. I highly recommend trying the spicy miso ramen!
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The food is quite good but a bit pricey. The wait times are usually long, and the staff is just average.
Went early but look at the line at 11:05am haha... good ramen..belly was good...will always go back.
