Small place. Good quality food. Had the items they were shouting out on their menu - ordered the handmade Gyoza. They were good but came out slightly burnt. Also had the Kara Miso ramen. Good flavor as well - noodles were delicate but chewy. Nice pork broth flavor. There’s something about ramen where an odd bitterness is rounded out at the end of the palate and it always throws me off on the flavor. Decent quality overall - but at $18 for the ramen (cheapest of all the ramens) and $13 for the Gyoza - the price was a bit high.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Courtney Beech
Friendly service, great food. We'll recommend to others to try.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Kevin Trudell
Solo diner: bowl of noodles, edamame, 1 large beer and tip=$60. Good food, good service but way overpriced.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Abigail Livella
Just want to start out by saying this place has phenomenal ramen. I came here randomly to meet a friend and was so pleasantly surprised by the food. The place is small but cute. I did feel very rushed throughout our time there. They definitely strive for a quick turn around. Assuming it’s because the place is so small, but I definitely felt like they wanted us in and out as quick as possible. I got the kids ramen with chicken (it’s the perfect portion size for an adult who doesn’t want to take home leftovers or feel absolutely stuffed by the end of their meal.) Full of so much flavor, I cannot wait to go back!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Evan Grahn
I had 4 beers for lunch
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yutaka
A consistent favorite, Cagami Ramen is our go-to spot for truly authentic Tonkotsu Ramen. We've dined here multiple times, and the quality is always exceptional.
The broth is incredibly flavorful and rich, yet it never feels heavy or overly thick—I always find myself finishing every last drop. The noodles are cooked to a perfect, satisfying firmness, and the availability of traditional red pickled ginger is a fantastic touch that enhances the entire experience.
The atmosphere is welcoming and the service is consistently good. We did have one experience during a peak busy period where our order was initially missed. However, the staff handled it beautifully. A server proactively approached us, explained the mistake, and expedited our order. They even treated us to a complimentary order of their delicious Karaage for the inconvenience. Their quick and thoughtful recovery turned a potential issue into a testament to their excellent customer service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristen Phelps
We've been here before but the food this time was just mediocre. Service was so slow, our waitress walked by us 4 times before she would look at us when we kept trying to ask for the check.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Mayank Vaswani
This place used to have the best ramen I ever had, but with new management they turned their best selling item into one of the worst ramen I have ever had. The place got expensive too. Truly disappointed
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Chris C
It’s mediocre inauthentic ramen, but they charge so much. You will pay $30 for a $6 bowl of ramen made by lame hipsters.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
David Nelson
Great ramen-- tonkotsu chashu ramen is delicious. Authentic broth, delicious chashu! I admit I prefer thicker ramen noodles, and that is the only shortcoming.
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.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
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
Small place. Good quality food. Had the items they were shouting out on their menu - ordered the handmade Gyoza. They were good but came out slightly burnt. Also had the Kara Miso ramen. Good flavor as well - noodles were delicate but chewy. Nice pork broth flavor. There’s something about ramen where an odd bitterness is rounded out at the end of the palate and it always throws me off on the flavor. Decent quality overall - but at $18 for the ramen (cheapest of all the ramens) and $13 for the Gyoza - the price was a bit high.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Friendly service, great food. We'll recommend to others to try.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Solo diner: bowl of noodles, edamame, 1 large beer and tip=$60. Good food, good service but way overpriced.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Just want to start out by saying this place has phenomenal ramen. I came here randomly to meet a friend and was so pleasantly surprised by the food. The place is small but cute. I did feel very rushed throughout our time there. They definitely strive for a quick turn around. Assuming it’s because the place is so small, but I definitely felt like they wanted us in and out as quick as possible. I got the kids ramen with chicken (it’s the perfect portion size for an adult who doesn’t want to take home leftovers or feel absolutely stuffed by the end of their meal.) Full of so much flavor, I cannot wait to go back!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
I had 4 beers for lunch
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A consistent favorite, Cagami Ramen is our go-to spot for truly authentic Tonkotsu Ramen. We've dined here multiple times, and the quality is always exceptional.
The broth is incredibly flavorful and rich, yet it never feels heavy or overly thick—I always find myself finishing every last drop. The noodles are cooked to a perfect, satisfying firmness, and the availability of traditional red pickled ginger is a fantastic touch that enhances the entire experience.
The atmosphere is welcoming and the service is consistently good. We did have one experience during a peak busy period where our order was initially missed. However, the staff handled it beautifully. A server proactively approached us, explained the mistake, and expedited our order. They even treated us to a complimentary order of their delicious Karaage for the inconvenience. Their quick and thoughtful recovery turned a potential issue into a testament to their excellent customer service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We've been here before but the food this time was just mediocre. Service was so slow, our waitress walked by us 4 times before she would look at us when we kept trying to ask for the check.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
This place used to have the best ramen I ever had, but with new management they turned their best selling item into one of the worst ramen I have ever had. The place got expensive too. Truly disappointed
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
It’s mediocre inauthentic ramen, but they charge so much. You will pay $30 for a $6 bowl of ramen made by lame hipsters.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Great ramen-- tonkotsu chashu ramen is delicious. Authentic broth, delicious chashu! I admit I prefer thicker ramen noodles, and that is the only shortcoming.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
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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.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
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
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