Ramen is so expensive yet bland! Super disappointing, really watery and just not tasty. Never getting this again! ?
Food: 2
Kok-Kiong Yap
Ramen is fragrant and nice. Not too salty.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tati Perfectmatch
My favorite ❤️❤️❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Moe Zat iii
4 of us couldn't even finish the plate. Food sucks. That was a total rip off. The total was $103.35, which already included the 15% tip. We paid only $103 dollars in cash because we didn't have 35 cents. Apparently, the waitress said the computer system couldn't even accept a shortage of 35 cents, therefore adjustments can't be made and the waitress wouldn't accept it and kept complaining about the remaining 35 cents.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Luis Terreros
The was food good but the service was intimating, as the server is watching you while you eat. One time she removed my hot sauce and I hadn't even finished eating my soup.Just recently I paid almost $40 for two bowls of Ramen--just noodles and water and some cabbage. I mean, did they start forcing us to pay some kind of fee? Sheesh. Every time I went there I felt uneasy.We love Ramen and it is too bad we will never go back.Parking: No parking
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Chicken Ramen
Chap
Nice little Japanese
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
GlobeTrotting820864
This is a casual lunch spot in a shopping center with lots of excellent Asian food. I finally tried Majikku and they made one of the best seafood udon soups I've ever had. Service was friendly and prompt. The decor is not going to impress a date, but the food was superb.
Rebecca Jolitz
Been getting takeout from here for the last half year, and wanted to give a shout out to the wonderful okonomoyaki. I had the modan yaki today and it was fantastic, and held up remarkably well to the takeout process. Also had great experiences with their bento boxes, with the tempura and katsu being standouts. Ramen is good here, but I'm not a ramen aficionado who itemizes a review by ramen ingredients as I see some other reviewers have done.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Okonomiyaki
David Kim
Terrible ramen with cheap flavor that is made by people that hate japan.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ruofei Du
Premade sushi, ramen, squid. Good fried tofu. Ramen was okay but not authentic at all. Foo did a little pricy given the average quality.
Man, if you are a small person, get the mini ramen. The full bowls are ginormous. Got the black garlic. Not the best ramen I ever had, but satisfied that craving.
Monica Rudolph
Loved Majikku in the past, but staff choosing to spray with bleach to wipe cleared tables in a small space as we dined was eye-smarting and very unappetizing. Probably won't go back, alas.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Osbaldo Martinez
I have come to Majikku Ramen several times to eat the Sho-Yu Ramen, which I find extremely delicious. The service is great, and the food comes out in a timely manner. I highly recommend Majikku Ramen.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Courtney C.
I've lived around the area for my whole life and only recently decided to try this place for the first time. To my surprise, I really enjoyed the black garlic ramen! I wouldn't necessarily call this spot a traditional ramen location, but it certainly his the spot Def returning to try others items!
Daniel Feliciano
It's honestly a wonder to me that this spot has 4.2 stars. I don't really think they should call themselves a ramen place because it doesn't feel very ramen focused to me. There's a *ton* of stuff on their menu that I think they should probably just cut. I believe a short simple menu is the ticket to success. Do a few things very well. They're trying to do it all and it shows in their ramen quality (or lack thereof). It is fine in terms of sustenance but it was bland, sad, generally lacking the rich experience I crave from ramen.I ordered the tonkatsu ramen with extra egg, black fungus(kikurage mushrooms), and seaweed.I'll go through each ingredient:Tonkatsu broth:Bland, sad, not rich or flavorful as I expect tonkatsu to be. As if it were prepackaged almost. Needed to be hotter.Noodles:Again, bland, overcooked, and screamed prepackaged dry (think top ramen) at me. I suppose prepackaged is fine under the right circumstances but I know you can get fresh noodles in Daly City, CA there's no exuse. I will also say, I cannot actually prove their noodles are prepackaged. It just seemed like it to me. If they are fresh, they're not cooking or handing it right. Their noodle quality is one of two main tells that this place is a Ramen spot in name only.Kikurage Mushrooms:They were fine if not cut a little big for my likingTamago:These are typically made in advance then served in the ramen to my understanding. It was simultaneously overcooked and lukewarm in the middle. They had no distinct flavor. This, in my mind, is the most egregious offense and the second tell. Don't mess with the tamago.Seaweed:They forgot to put it on. Hard to mess seaweed up though so I'd imagine it'd have been fine.Green onions:FinePickled ginger:Surprisingly these were the only glimmer of good flavor and excitement in this dish. Pretty sure they were prepackaged too. Not a big dealBambooshoots:Sad, just sad. They taste like they were trying to get rid of these for several days. Horrible.Pork cutlets:Fine, if not a little bland.The atmosphere was no frills, and kind of bizarre if I'm being totally honest. It wasn't horrible but it felt wierd for sure .The wait staff is the only reason I give an additional star. They were polite and fast. Nothing special but no demerits.Honestly if everything else was more flavorful I could have forgiven the broth being bland but everything in harmony was sad. Don't eat here unless you're sad or want to be sad
Ramen is so expensive yet bland! Super disappointing, really watery and just not tasty. Never getting this again! ?
Food: 2
Ramen is fragrant and nice. Not too salty.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
My favorite ❤️❤️❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
4 of us couldn't even finish the plate. Food sucks. That was a total rip off. The total was $103.35, which already included the 15% tip. We paid only $103 dollars in cash because we didn't have 35 cents. Apparently, the waitress said the computer system couldn't even accept a shortage of 35 cents, therefore adjustments can't be made and the waitress wouldn't accept it and kept complaining about the remaining 35 cents.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The was food good but the service was intimating, as the server is watching you while you eat. One time she removed my hot sauce and I hadn't even finished eating my soup.Just recently I paid almost $40 for two bowls of Ramen--just noodles and water and some cabbage. I mean, did they start forcing us to pay some kind of fee? Sheesh. Every time I went there I felt uneasy.We love Ramen and it is too bad we will never go back.Parking: No parking
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Chicken Ramen
Nice little Japanese
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a casual lunch spot in a shopping center with lots of excellent Asian food. I finally tried Majikku and they made one of the best seafood udon soups I've ever had. Service was friendly and prompt. The decor is not going to impress a date, but the food was superb.
Been getting takeout from here for the last half year, and wanted to give a shout out to the wonderful okonomoyaki. I had the modan yaki today and it was fantastic, and held up remarkably well to the takeout process. Also had great experiences with their bento boxes, with the tempura and katsu being standouts. Ramen is good here, but I'm not a ramen aficionado who itemizes a review by ramen ingredients as I see some other reviewers have done.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Okonomiyaki
Terrible ramen with cheap flavor that is made by people that hate japan.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Premade sushi, ramen, squid. Good fried tofu. Ramen was okay but not authentic at all. Foo did a little pricy given the average quality.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Man, if you are a small person, get the mini ramen. The full bowls are ginormous. Got the black garlic. Not the best ramen I ever had, but satisfied that craving.
Loved Majikku in the past, but staff choosing to spray with bleach to wipe cleared tables in a small space as we dined was eye-smarting and very unappetizing. Probably won't go back, alas.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
I have come to Majikku Ramen several times to eat the Sho-Yu Ramen, which I find extremely delicious. The service is great, and the food comes out in a timely manner. I highly recommend Majikku Ramen.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've lived around the area for my whole life and only recently decided to try this place for the first time. To my surprise, I really enjoyed the black garlic ramen! I wouldn't necessarily call this spot a traditional ramen location, but it certainly his the spot Def returning to try others items!
It's honestly a wonder to me that this spot has 4.2 stars. I don't really think they should call themselves a ramen place because it doesn't feel very ramen focused to me. There's a *ton* of stuff on their menu that I think they should probably just cut. I believe a short simple menu is the ticket to success. Do a few things very well. They're trying to do it all and it shows in their ramen quality (or lack thereof). It is fine in terms of sustenance but it was bland, sad, generally lacking the rich experience I crave from ramen.I ordered the tonkatsu ramen with extra egg, black fungus(kikurage mushrooms), and seaweed.I'll go through each ingredient:Tonkatsu broth:Bland, sad, not rich or flavorful as I expect tonkatsu to be. As if it were prepackaged almost. Needed to be hotter.Noodles:Again, bland, overcooked, and screamed prepackaged dry (think top ramen) at me. I suppose prepackaged is fine under the right circumstances but I know you can get fresh noodles in Daly City, CA there's no exuse. I will also say, I cannot actually prove their noodles are prepackaged. It just seemed like it to me. If they are fresh, they're not cooking or handing it right. Their noodle quality is one of two main tells that this place is a Ramen spot in name only.Kikurage Mushrooms:They were fine if not cut a little big for my likingTamago:These are typically made in advance then served in the ramen to my understanding. It was simultaneously overcooked and lukewarm in the middle. They had no distinct flavor. This, in my mind, is the most egregious offense and the second tell. Don't mess with the tamago.Seaweed:They forgot to put it on. Hard to mess seaweed up though so I'd imagine it'd have been fine.Green onions:FinePickled ginger:Surprisingly these were the only glimmer of good flavor and excitement in this dish. Pretty sure they were prepackaged too. Not a big dealBambooshoots:Sad, just sad. They taste like they were trying to get rid of these for several days. Horrible.Pork cutlets:Fine, if not a little bland.The atmosphere was no frills, and kind of bizarre if I'm being totally honest. It wasn't horrible but it felt wierd for sure .The wait staff is the only reason I give an additional star. They were polite and fast. Nothing special but no demerits.Honestly if everything else was more flavorful I could have forgiven the broth being bland but everything in harmony was sad. Don't eat here unless you're sad or want to be sad
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3