Ramen Restaurants near Colton, CA

“Authentic flavors. I had a carne a carne asada taco. 🌮“

“Delicious ! Could eat every day !“

“We had a great experience at Ramen Joe in San Bernardino! The tonkotsu and shoyu ramen were rich and flavorful, and the beef rice bowl was perfectly seasoned. Friendly service and cozy atmosphere made it even better—definitely coming back!“

“I loved the food. They had a lot of different protein options. And everything tasted amazing. I did try and ask the waitress several times for a drink refill, and never got one. So I only got one drink the entire meal. But otherwise everything was great“

“VERY GOOD SUSHI I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND.“

“This place is a hidden gem. I am really picky when it comes to Mexican food. I would recommend this place if you like machaca and frijoles puercos. Let's not talk about the micheladas 💯. Found this place searching in Google. It is my top 5 mexican restaurants in california. Would definitely come back and try more dishes.“

“I ordered a bowl of seafood ramen, the ramen was chewy and the soup was thick but not greasy. I will come again next time. . . .“

“Order ahead this place gets packed

Dietary restrictions: Not a diet place

Parking: Drive further walk in it's downtown across frm mission inn.

Kid-friendliness: Yes

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“This place is so good- I love their braised pork rice and their braised pork dry noodles and their matcha milk tea. It’s super good! I also think their staff is very lovely and deserves a shout out! They have a lot of variety in both drinks, apps and entrees so that’s definitely a plus to them as well!“

“Looked on Google and seen Kaz at a 4.1? Man you guys are tripping!!!! This was 10/10 please don’t go based off others opinions try it for yourself and to top it off we ordered through DD and it still smacked and came to my door boiling HOT!“

“This was my first time eating here. The restaurant was empty when we arrived. My group and I were the only customers. We weren’t greeted or seated, so we just picked our own table. At first, the server seemed to have a bit of an attitude, which made us consider leaving. We decided to stay and give it a shot, and thankfully, the service improved over time. She became more attentive and brought us water without being asked, which we appreciated.

We started with the pork gyoza. It was crispy and well-cooked, though I found it a little too salty. The rest of my group disagreed and thought it was just right. I had the Chashu fried rice, which was really good. I would’ve liked a bit more meat, but the flavor was solid, and the chili oil had a nice little kick.

We also tried the “build your own ramen” with premium Japanese pork and Nikku broth. Honestly, it was just okay. The pork came in one big slab that was tough to cut without a knife, and the broth didn’t quite hit the mark like the fried rice did. I also ordered a Dr. Pepper, but it tasted more like root beer. Not a dealbreaker, but worth noting.

The atmosphere was decent. The lighting was dim, R&B was playing in the background, and there was a strange mural on the wall with a group of creatures that looked like some sort of rat, cat, snake hybrid, and one of them was table dancing. Definitely unusual, but I guess that’s part of the place’s character.

Overall, I’d rate the food a solid 4 out of 5. If you're in the area and want something other than fast food, it’s worth checking out.“