Ramen Restaurants near Millbrae, CA

“I really loved the pickled sliced beef noodle with rice noodles in the first few bites. But I made the mistake of asking for some soy sauce and black vinegar, and I didn't realize both sauces were sweetened, which killed all the nice spicy flavors. I need to re try this soup again to properly evaluate.

The biang biang lamb dry noodle was mid.“

“😋😋 good eating experience“

“Gonna give it 4 stars because while the aburasoba is good I'd like them to make mazesoba too, which has more complex ingredients, preparation, and flavor. Mogomogu in Sawtelle, LA sets the benchmark for great mazesoba on the west coast.“

“Fast friendly service. But you’ll be taking a to-go bag home for sure!! I was stuffed!!“

“Excellent ramen restaurant! Probably one of the best in the Bay Area in my opinion. Food and service are fantastic! Yuri and Ryota were both kind, considerate, quick, and caring to make our dinner a wonderful experience. Food is delicious and quick.

Highly recommend!

I wish it were closer to San Jose!

Parking can be a bit tight sometimes, but not terrible.

Tip: if eating with kids, keep them away from the ordering screen so they don't accidentally order items ?

Kid-friendliness: Servers are wonderful with kids. Kind and helpful. Appropriate utensils and serving dishes for kids“

“Cucumber salad jus th way i like it - spicy. Chicken karrage, not too much batter (which i like), I used th salad dressing to dip. I got th pork belly ramen - make sure u order Xtra noodles, th reg portion doesn't hv much noodles. Ramen had good flavor; noodles was jus right - not too soft. Service was attentive n quick

Parking: Np“

“Gotta try their broth! The best in the Bay Area.“

“This is long overdue for how much I love this place. It's a quiet quaint little restaurant with some real flavor coming out the back. Granted I've never sat down to eat but it's your run of the mill "no frills" residential SF restaurant. The service is always friendly and quick. The food is where the hoopla is at. I'm not gonna scream and say best ramen in SF (though for me...personally...) This is genuinely my comfort restaurant. The protein portions don't make you question the price as SF will do to many. When I want guaranteed good meal on an off day or a rainy day, then I just go here. I hope to see them stay and if they desire to, expand. Please check them out if your on the fence.

Also very effective take out/delivery packaging of food. For some reason restaurants struggle with ramen packaging, though they make it so simple. This usually means I can enjoy my ramen and then whatever soup/broth I have leftover (I'm light on my broth) then I can make another meal the next day. Bless.

Parking: There paid street parking on Ocean Ave and free parking in the residentials surrounding. THERE IS NO PARKING/CURBSIDE DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE BUSINESS.“

“awesome flavors! really good food“

“Quail + Crane had surpassed our expectations. Starting with the view of the airplanes, arts and ambience of the hotel. Enjoying all that while eating our wonderful dinner. And Sean our server was all smiles while attending to our needs.
Thank you SFO Grand Hyatt. We will surely comeback and bring our friends and family to share with them our experience.“

“Everything so tasty. Chicken karage and butakakuni tasked so good.“

“It is sad and happy not to wait in line anymore. Before, I had to wait for an hour sometimes. I don’t what happened. Maybe people were just tired of waiting? Now, I can come in have a bowl of ramen whenever I want. So good for me. Gone in minutes.“

“Friendly staff. Fast order.“

“Solid tonkatsu with spinach added. The soft-boiled egg was a bit disappointing as it was a bit cold, but the rest was good. Interestingly, this was the first time I've had chasu that was grilled. Gotta say, it's an excellent innovation.

The service was friendly and fast, while the atmosphere was a bit sterile.“

“My favorite place to get tsukemen in the bay. The depth of flavor and noodle texture is on point. The ramen is also very good but I have a personal preference for tsukemen.
The flavor has an umami quality and smokiness that I haven't been able to find elsewhere. Their marinated eggs are also deliciously gelled.
Almost all menu items let you choose the amount of noodles you'd like by weight (ex. 300 grams, 400grams, 500grams)
I'm not in this area often, but when I am I try to make a stop here.
Friends waited an hour before being seated and the waitlist was closed by the time they arrived, 1.5hours before closing time.“

“I love the ramen, the only thing is that I was expecting a softer yolk in the egg, but i got a hard boiled instead, they overcooked the egg, but its okay...“

“This palce is a certain of community and history on Bernal Heights. Old friends come in to greetings of hugs and kisses from the staff. New patrons are welcomed in almost equal fashion! The food and vibe is hearty and made with love. No Reservations. Come over, put you name down, but you can enjoy wine or beer from a freat ludt inside or outsides as you wait. Shhh!!! Don't tell anyone else.“

“I ordered the Beef Okonomiyaki, some people call it Japanese Pizza, a delicious pancake made with a special batter with tempura flakes, small pieces of sliced beef, leeks and cabbage mixed and topped with very thin dry sliced beef, Japanese mayonnaise and a sweet umami sauce similar to Tonkatsu sauce. This restaurant opens early and serves American breakfast among other things.“

“This place hits different, everything was so good. Couldn’t even name anything that wasn’t good. Loved the ribeye, pork belly and vermicelli with scallop. Had to order it again, just that good. Nice service and atmosphere, very nice music taste too!“

“It was not our first time here , it’s one of those places where u wanna go on the weekends cuz easy working n most importantly, not too pricey and food is good for the prices.
I got two lunch ramen , and was able to ask to swap out the rice for more salads
Def will go back with my children.
It’s a cozy little restaurant, it’s a place for u to eat finish n go place.

Parking: Street parking was easy on a Sunday lunch time

Kid-friendliness: They were able to provide forks , kids tableware , but no stroller“

“Located near Luckys and Lowes, this is a neighborhood hole in the wall. It’s not an Ichi Ramen (shown in the front of the restaurant) as they just never spent the money to replace the sign. Being said this place gets packed fast especially on weekends. It’s a great spot for rice porridge and other Cantonese comfort food. Guess don’t judge the book by its cover 😉Tried the pork rice congee (hope I spelled that right) and the beef stew clay pot with both the regular and sweet Chinese doughnut. Enjoyed the tender pork and thick porridge. Beef stew was also very tender and savory 😋 I say check it out.“

“Good food and fast service!“

“It’s great option when you feel like Ramen at the food court. But it’s the food court, so don’t expect the same experience/taste from the top ramen spot in town. Be mindful that if you are ordering the Cha-Shu rice, make sure you communicate with them about the source (it’s a spicy mayo). Our really didn’t like the source but it’s all over the bowl.“

“We just popped in to try it out and we are absolutely in love with the place! My partner got the spicy tonkatsu ramen, it was a perfect blend of spice and warmth, very filling. I got the unagi bowl and it came with a side of miso soup. I have to say that it was the richest miso I have ever had and was absolutely delicious. Everything is well portioned and the staff were very attentive. I would absolutely recommend me this for a casual lunch or dinner and will be coming back again soon.“

“I almost don’t want to leave a review as this place is such a hidden gem. We got a dragon roll, chicken teriyaki, and a miso ramen.

We devoured the roll, it was incredibly fresh. The miso ramen was very flavorful and massive.

What really made our visit memorable was the spectacular customer service. We came in 30ish minutes before closing and not once did we feel rushed, the waiter was so welcoming. Must visit, you will not regret!“

“On the cheaper side for food, and it's amazing. Haven't tried their ramen but tonkatsu curry is great.Takoyaki is more on the soft side, and karaage isn't crispy— but good. It's a different style— liking it would be preference.“

“😋😋 good eating experience“

“Fantastic food and good prices Excellent service“

“We decided to give this place a try since we were nearby. Upon arrival it was packed and we wrote down our name on the waitlist, time flew by quick and we were seated. They offer much more than ramen and the food comes out pretty quick. Service was great and I’ll definitely be back!

Vegetarian options: Non-meat options available

Parking: Parking throughout the area

Wheelchair accessibility: Light pull door for easy wheelchair access“

“Got it delivered. Sushi nigiri was mid to good. Chicken curry was delicious with bits of beef in the sauce and a nice crunch to the chicken. Otoko ramen was good as well. Was still hot on arrival. Comes with a scallop in it as well. Good portion size for the price.“

“Nice restaurant, highly recommends.“

“I like going to Yoshi's for their variety option of Ramens ? either for lunch or dinner with my coworker's.
Their Miso ramen is my absolute favorite, I add grilled chicken for my proteins.
They have a good serving size of bento boxes and amazing freshly made sushi & sashimi.
They have 3 options of chicken broth base Ramen for those who don't consume pork.
Inside Ambience is cozy with good music, beautiful section of art & cute decoration of sake cups by the bar section, happy vibes and servers are very friendly and attentive.
Definitely recommended if you are looking for a good sushi & ramen spot, they will not disappoint.“

“The Katsu Curry was so good, so I literally threw up 🤦 I am on semaglutide and should not have eaten so much, but I couldn't help 😍😍😍😍🔥🔥

Haven't been so exited with "simple" food in years. Highly recommend! Perhaps, not so simple ))“