Disappointed with our visit. $16.95 for a small bowl of ramen and no ramen egg included. The $17.50 pork and shrimp katsu didn’t come with rice either (an extra $3 for a small side). Feels like they’re cutting corners while still charging premium prices. Probably won’t be back.
Mari B
Super cozy hole in the wall ramen oasis in the desert of Camarillo LOL. The noodles are so delicious and tender with the perfect amount of chew. I got their signature spicy chashu ramen, and the soup was a blanket of comfort on a cold and windy night. My only complaint is that I wish I got more chashu, I had too many noodles! The staff were really sweet and understanding, and I was able to be seated after all of my party members were here rather than waiting again. You're gonna want to be prepared for a wait, but the food and service are well worth it. Also parking in front of the restaurant is kinda crazy because the parking spaces are so small.
Daniel Presburger
Very good Ramen. Very small place, so it is hard to eat here.
Chris Crawford
It’s mediocre ramen but why do they charge so much. You will pay $25 for a $12 bowl of ramen.
Jon C
maybe one of the worst ramen I've ever had. the noodles were clumpy and not fresh. the soup was too salty and overpriced. i will not be returning to this mediocre establishment
Steven Keyser
This Amazing Ramen spot had delicious pork bone broth with perfect seasoned meats in their Ramen. Highly Recommend the Tonkostu Bowl. Love it. Will Definitely be back
Janet Q
A Hidden Gem for Ramen Lovers!
Cagami Ramen in Camarillo is an absolute must-visit for anyone craving authentic, flavorful ramen. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere that sets the stage for a fantastic dining experience.
The broth is rich, perfectly balanced, and bursting with umami goodness—clearly made with care and quality ingredients. The noodles have that ideal chew, and the toppings are fresh and generously portioned. The chashu melts in your mouth, and their spicy options add just the right amount of heat without overpowering the flavors.
Beyond the ramen, their appetizers and sides are equally impressive. The gyoza are crispy and flavorful, and the bao buns are soft, pillowy perfection. Pair it all with their refreshing drinks, and you have a meal worth coming back for again and again.
If you're in Camarillo and love ramen, Cagami Ramen should be at the top of your list. Delicious, fresh, and absolutely satisfying!
Tyler
This place used to be so good. After reading some of the other recent reviews it seems Cagami is under new management and boy does it show.
Noodles were slightly undercooked (considering the thin style I ordered, this is quite an accomplishment), chashu was bitter and flavorless, and the egg (additional cost to add btw) was overcooked and unseasoned. Two bowls and two waters ran us about $45 excluding tip.
Save to say the quality has decreased significantly and prices were raised drastically. It saddens me as this used to be my favorite spot; but, I likely will not return as there are much better ramen options available.
Joe
Very delicious ramen. Small place, so look for it. Definitely worth trying... 2-3 years ago. Sadly with new magenment prices went up and flavor is not quite like before. They give you less protein. Used to go once a month or more often, now not sure if worth when there is other options that at least give you more protein.
Hello I already coming from the place, I said since the beginning that my bill needed to be apart because I needed to go first to my work, I asked my plate, I saw people being served first than me, I requested my tonkotsu with egg to go and I didn't receive the egg... Where is my egg? You charged me without checking the order and switching with another plate, I was imagining at least eating what I was expecting
Raymond Carbonneau Robles
Friendly service Cute and intimate interior (but there's a television -- boo) And the food was tasty with very generous portions.
Would visit again.
Osiah Carbonneau
Flavorful and clearly popular based on the full house! My husband enjoyed the sake!
Paul T.
After shopping at Camarillo Premium Outlet until the evening, I decided to have dinner nearby. After searching, I found this Japanese ramen restaurant with good recommendations. When I drove to the door, I found that there were so many people standing outside the restaurant. It seemed that this place was more popular than we imagined. After checking in outside, I waited to be seated. Fortunately, I didn’t have to wait long to get a seat. I ordered the popular pork bone soup ramen, and my wife ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen. My bowl of ramen was served with thin noodles, which was very close to my preference. The barbecued pork was big, thick and delightful. The additional egg was also delicious. On the ⁷contrary, my wife's ramen was thicker and spicier than expected. It was not my ideal ramen. By the way: if there are 6 or more people visiting, at least 18% tips fee will be charged.
Leomarie Garcia
Overpriced. Order took too long to make. Disappointed
Disappointed with our visit. $16.95 for a small bowl of ramen and no ramen egg included. The $17.50 pork and shrimp katsu didn’t come with rice either (an extra $3 for a small side). Feels like they’re cutting corners while still charging premium prices. Probably won’t be back.
Super cozy hole in the wall ramen oasis in the desert of Camarillo LOL. The noodles are so delicious and tender with the perfect amount of chew. I got their signature spicy chashu ramen, and the soup was a blanket of comfort on a cold and windy night. My only complaint is that I wish I got more chashu, I had too many noodles! The staff were really sweet and understanding, and I was able to be seated after all of my party members were here rather than waiting again. You're gonna want to be prepared for a wait, but the food and service are well worth it. Also parking in front of the restaurant is kinda crazy because the parking spaces are so small.
Very good Ramen. Very small place, so it is hard to eat here.
It’s mediocre ramen but why do they charge so much. You will pay $25 for a $12 bowl of ramen.
maybe one of the worst ramen I've ever had. the noodles were clumpy and not fresh. the soup was too salty and overpriced. i will not be returning to this mediocre establishment
This Amazing Ramen spot had delicious pork bone broth with perfect seasoned meats in their Ramen. Highly Recommend the Tonkostu Bowl. Love it. Will Definitely be back
A Hidden Gem for Ramen Lovers!
Cagami Ramen in Camarillo is an absolute must-visit for anyone craving authentic, flavorful ramen. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere that sets the stage for a fantastic dining experience.
The broth is rich, perfectly balanced, and bursting with umami goodness—clearly made with care and quality ingredients. The noodles have that ideal chew, and the toppings are fresh and generously portioned. The chashu melts in your mouth, and their spicy options add just the right amount of heat without overpowering the flavors.
Beyond the ramen, their appetizers and sides are equally impressive. The gyoza are crispy and flavorful, and the bao buns are soft, pillowy perfection. Pair it all with their refreshing drinks, and you have a meal worth coming back for again and again.
If you're in Camarillo and love ramen, Cagami Ramen should be at the top of your list. Delicious, fresh, and absolutely satisfying!
This place used to be so good. After reading some of the other recent reviews it seems Cagami is under new management and boy does it show.
Noodles were slightly undercooked (considering the thin style I ordered, this is quite an accomplishment), chashu was bitter and flavorless, and the egg (additional cost to add btw) was overcooked and unseasoned. Two bowls and two waters ran us about $45 excluding tip.
Save to say the quality has decreased significantly and prices were raised drastically. It saddens me as this used to be my favorite spot; but, I likely will not return as there are much better ramen options available.
Very delicious ramen. Small place, so look for it. Definitely worth trying... 2-3 years ago.
Sadly with new magenment prices went up and flavor is not quite like before. They give you less protein. Used to go once a month or more often, now not sure if worth when there is other options that at least give you more protein.
Great tasting food, and the service was great.
Restaurantji Recommends
Hello I already coming from the place, I said since the beginning that my bill needed to be apart because I needed to go first to my work, I asked my plate, I saw people being served first than me, I requested my tonkotsu with egg to go and I didn't receive the egg...
Where is my egg?
You charged me without checking the order and switching with another plate, I was imagining at least eating what I was expecting
Friendly service
Cute and intimate interior (but there's a television -- boo)
And the food was tasty with very generous portions.
Would visit again.
Flavorful and clearly popular based on the full house! My husband enjoyed the sake!
After shopping at Camarillo Premium Outlet until the evening, I decided to have dinner nearby. After searching, I found this Japanese ramen restaurant with good recommendations. When I drove to the door, I found that there were so many people standing outside the restaurant. It seemed that this place was more popular than we imagined. After checking in outside, I waited to be seated. Fortunately, I didn’t have to wait long to get a seat. I ordered the popular pork bone soup ramen, and my wife ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen. My bowl of ramen was served with thin noodles, which was very close to my preference. The barbecued pork was big, thick and delightful. The additional egg was also delicious. On the ⁷contrary, my wife's ramen was thicker and spicier than expected. It was not my ideal ramen. By the way: if there are 6 or more people visiting, at least 18% tips fee will be charged.
Overpriced. Order took too long to make. Disappointed
Loading...