Ramen Restaurants near Rancho Cucamonga, CA

“Ramen and side dish are great. Staff are always kind! They are boling pork and chicken soup everyday, not only using instant soup base. It makes wonderful flavor of ramen. There are some of rice and meat bowl like chicken teriyaki, beef bowl, and pork bowl. My favorite ramen is spicy beef and my favorite side is Japanese calamari.“

“fried chicken ramen is my favorite“

“We all enjoyed our time here on Saturday, February 18, 2023 to celebrate my 40th birthday that's on the 21st. Thanks to our main server Daniel who got everybody's order right and did an excellent job!“

“Nice n cool restaurant. Service is excellent n kind.

I brought my dog with me yesterday. At first, I leashed outside the bike rack, and I was able to see my dog from inside the restaurant (about 20 feet). But many good Samaritans called the Animal Control to take the dog away. As I unleashed my dog n ready to leave, the restaurant owner allowed u to bring the dog in to eat with us. (My dog is not a service dog.)

I appreciate the restaurant staff allowed me to bring my dog in n finishing the delightful lunch with my friends.“

“Greetings True Reviewers Jinya Ramen has been the to-go spot for quite sometime for me and other people who can agree. I'm glad to recommend the following for anyone who's interested: They have these crispy chicken that is to die for, finger licking good. Their lemonade is Delicious and the choice of ramen I go for would be the Tonkotsu Spicy ramen. I hope I've giving you the opportunity to explore the possibilities in trying it out for yourself. Live long and eat more.“

“A Refined Sushi Experience in the Heart of Rancho Cucamonga
Tucked unassumingly along Foothill Boulevard, Sushi Area 909 delivers a dining experience that far exceeds expectations. The atmosphere is understated yet welcoming, allowing the food to take center stage. From the moment you're seated, the service is attentive and sincere—prompt without ever feeling rushed.

The menu, while familiar in its offerings, is executed with precision and finesse. The Spicy Tuna Roll offers a perfect balance of heat and umami, with the tuna finely chopped and impeccably fresh. The Yellowtail Roll is delicate and buttery, its flavor lifted by just the right touch of citrus. Perhaps most surprising is the Eel and Cucumber Roll, where the rich, caramelized eel is complemented beautifully by the refreshing crunch of cucumber—a textural harmony that lingers.

What truly elevates the experience is the evident craftsmanship of the sushi chef, Frank, whose knife work and plating reflect both discipline and artistry. Each piece is a study in balance and restraint—a hallmark of traditional sushi philosophy.

Sushi Area 909 is a quiet standout in the Inland Empire, and a reminder that true culinary excellence is not bound by zip codes. This is a restaurant that treats sushi not as trend, but as tradition—with reverence, precision, and soul.“

“I had an outstanding experience at this ramen spot. The service was absolutely phenomenal—fast, friendly, and on point from start to finish. The ramen itself was rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. And let me tell you… the shrimp tempura? Elite. Crispy, light, and next-level delicious with that spicy mayo sauce.

Highly recommend. This place delivers on every metric. I’ll definitely be coming back!“

“I have been here around 6 or 7 times and every time has been the best. Last time I went here there were around 6 to 7 staff working to make the food which mqde the food really quick. I got about 6 or 7 peices of chicken, ramen with around 6 to 7 peices of tofu, and I can never remember if the gyoza was 6$ or 7$. All in all it was still a good place to eat and if I could I would give it around 6.7 stars but sadly google only lets my put 5 stars :(.

(Sorry for all the 67 stuff but you guys are accually the best. Thank you :) )“

“Ramen was good, authentic ramen. Price of a ramen bowl ranges from $15.95-17.95. I ordered spicy ramen, mild, and it was pretty spicy. They also have udon but I did not try it. They have a very small sushi menu, Sushi rolls without seafood mostly, avocado, California roll, etc. The miso soup and Takoyaki were also very good. The only downside is they don't have a fountain they only offer canned or bottled drinks and of course water.“

“Yummy little Ramen spot! The food was really tasty! The best was the crispy rice spicy tuna! I could have eaten 10 of them! Its a cute tiny spot, most of the seating doesn't have a back rest. The service was just alright, could be better. They do charge a 17 percent service fee, which in place of a tip. I honestly prefer it, no need to figure out a tip!“

“It was so good worth it y’all!“

“I've had this a few times here, perfect for late flights when everything is closed. Hell I like it better than the other restaurants in this terminal. They hid it in the corner near gate 401 as of Jan 2023, but that won't stop me. You have to get resourceful with the utensils though since they removed the little tray of them it had nearby.“

“Yum yum yum yum 😋 🤤 …I am sure going to miss this place“

“Five stars. I came for sushi and left questioning every bad sushi decision I’ve ever made.

The fish was so fresh it felt disrespectful to dip it in soy sauce. The rice was perfectly balanced, not mushy, not dry, just sitting there quietly doing its job like a professional. Every roll showed up looking like it had a résumé.

Service was fast, friendly, and somehow always there exactly when I needed more water or made eye contact with the menu again. No hovering. No disappearing act. Just solid execution.

Portions were generous without being sloppy, prices felt fair, and nothing tasted like it came from a freezer or a shortcut. Even the wasabi had personality.

If you’re debating where to get sushi, stop debating. Go here. Future you will be annoyed you didn’t go sooner.“