Kazan Beverly Hills

Tasty but a bit pricey. The average ramen costs around $40, which is on the higher side compared to other spots. On the bright side, I was pleasantly surprised by the draft beer — just $5.5 a glass, the lowest I’ve seen. 🍜🍺
Overall, an interesting place for foodies willing to pay for quality.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

If you want the highest quality, most delicious noodles on the West Coast. THIS IS THE PLACE. Michelin stars deserved. Prices reasonable.
I’ll be coming back for more and bringing anybody that wants this amazing experience.
Thank you Chef!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Absolutely fantastic place. Great atmosphere, excellent service, food was PHENOMENAL. Would give ten stars if I could. The owner treated us like family. Cannot recommend enough!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

DO NOT GO. I don’t understand how Kazan Beverly Hills even got a Michelin mention. The service was absolutely terrible — we waited over 30 minutes just to get water and then more than an hour for food. By the time it came, the experience was already ruined.

And for what? The food itself was mediocre at best and definitely not worth the price tag. To make matters worse, they slapped on a 26% service fee without clearly telling us upfront. For slow, careless service and average dishes, that kind of charge feels like a complete insult.

This place rides on its Michelin mention and location, but in reality it’s overhyped and overpriced. Absolutely not worth it.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

I ordered #3 creamy fusion, marked as one of the most popular. The broth tasted only like truffle, covering any of the actual broth flavors and it had way too many raw onions on top. Additionally, the thick noodles came all stuck to each other, even having 3 noodles together in some parts, which at 38 dollars I find it quite unacceptable. The pork was really nice though.
Two friends ordered other ones that were better, but still I don’t believe it’s worth the steep price.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 4

Wow! I had the most incredible dining experience at Kazan Beverly Hills. From the moment I walked in the decor was elegant!

Every dish was a masterpiece. I particularly loved the Lei Ramen, their handmade noodles, and the Sake Crispy Wings. The broth was incredibly rich and flavorful, noodles had the perfect chew, lamb was so tender and spicy, the ingredients tasted so fresh. It's clear that everything is made with such care and precision, especially their freshly made noodles.

The service was also attentive, friendly, and impeccable. Our server Jonah was very knowledgeable about the menu and made excellent recommendations.

And as if the food wasn't enough, it's truly impressive that Kazan Beverly Hills has received the Michelin Bib Gourmand award for the past four consecutive years! It's a testament to the incredible quality and value they offer. You really taste the passion and dedication in every bite.

If you're looking for an authentic and truly exceptional Japanese culinary experience in Beverly Hills, Kazan is an absolute must-visit. I can't wait to go back!

I went here for the first time on June 15, 2025 with my husband to celebrate Father’s Day just the two of us. We always like trying out different noodle restaurants, and Kazan is at a high end price point, so it was the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion and treat ourselves. The staff is very kind and like to walk around the floor talking to customers. The owner Ryu came by every table to introduce himself and ask patrons if they are enjoying their food, which I thought was very thoughtful and I appreciated that he took the time to check in with customers and get feedback. The food was delicious and you can really taste the difference in quality from the house-made noodles and broths that take hours simmering before they make it your bowl. We finished our food with very satisfied bellies, then walked around the neighborhood for some coffee. It’s in a great location. I wish I could afford to dine here more often!

Unique and so rich with flavor

I heard this is the best ramen in Los Angeles and they did not disappoint at all I can agree this is the best ramen spot in LA everything taste so fresh especially the noodles they were amazing! We started with the spicy edamame and they were delicious we did also tried A5 Wagyu Carpaccio and that was sure something with saffron on top it melted in my mouth it’s was beyond good with the Premium Chardonnay. Now the ramen I went with #9 Chashu Supreme (chicken) wow! The presentation was amazing with saffron on top just by sight I knew this was going to be the best ramen, and I was was right very fresh amazing taste the noodles made it so good the chicken was delicious for example my girlfriend never eats the chicken at all the ramen spots we have gone but that wasn’t the situation here we both really enjoyed it. Thank you Kazan Beverly Hills you’re work is amazing you won us we will be returning a lot.

I visited Kazan in Beverly Hills and was really impressed, especially by the service—it was the highlight of the experience. Friendly, attentive, and made the whole visit feel special.

I ordered the spicy edamame, Shizan peppers, and vegan ramen. The Shizan peppers were amazing—bold and flavorful with the perfect level of spice. The edamame was great too, nicely seasoned and satisfying.

The vegan ramen looked beautiful and had a nice texture, but the broth could have used a bit more depth and richness. Still a solid dish, just not as standout as the others.

Overall, a stylish spot with excellent service and strong plant-based options. Definitely worth a visit!

For the price, I feel like there are better options for ramen that are in the area. The noodles are great and the broth is really clean, but I also felt like the #9 was way too rich. The truffle oil was overpowering and I wasn’t able to finish it. The leia was good though. $33 for a bowl of ramen was a little on the high said. At that price point it needs to be comparatively amazing to the competition. I much prefer ramen nagi. You also need to pay $12 for valet parking unless there’s available street parking.

Overpriced ramen for what you get. Truffle ramen is not bad but nothing special. Also, I thought the quality of noodles were just ok.

Kazan Beverly Hills offers a refined and elevated take on traditional ramen. As a Michelin Plate–recognized restaurant, the quality and attention to detail are clear, from the elegant plating to the in-house handmade noodles.

I tried the Chashu Supreme and Lei Ramen. The Chashu Supreme was the standout—tender, beautifully torched pork with a clean, well-balanced broth and firm, fresh noodles that held up well throughout the meal. The Lei Ramen was much lighter, with a delicate, almost citrusy broth. It’s refreshing, but might feel too subtle if you’re used to rich, bold ramen flavors.

The ambiance is quiet and minimalist, more like a fine dining experience than a casual noodle spot. Service was excellent—polite, prompt, and knowledgeable.

Portions are on the smaller side, and prices are high (around $30–$40 per bowl), so it’s not a budget-friendly option. But if you’re looking for handcrafted ramen with premium ingredients and a clean, upscale vibe, Kazan is worth a visit.

Not your typical comfort ramen spot, but great for those who appreciate subtle flavors and culinary craftsmanship.

It's like an authentic noodle shop and the finest of Restaurant Row in Los Angeles smashed into each other and produced Kazan. The vibe is definitely touristy, but the handmade noodles are solid, and service is pretty okay.

For the price they charge the regular ramen might be good, but I went for the social media friendly #7 lamb in lava, which is very pretty. However the hot broth cooks the lamb as it sits, and sits it will for photos. Even if you're quick, it's hard to end up with anything other than well-done lamb.

Just had the best ramen of my life. Creamy fusion with the thick noodles and an egg. Do it.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Creamy Fusion