Had a delicious ramen and grill dinner. Glad we found this place. Will definitely go back. Nice staff, cute atmosphere, tasty ?
Neal
A hole-in-the-wall with ambience and moody lighting, serving tasty food behind a medieval-looking door.This restaurant always looked closed, but I finally decided to open the door today to order the Chashu Braised Pork Belly, the first item on the menu posted on the window, to go. Inside were beautiful hanging lights and an assortment of plants that gave the place a cozy atmosphere. There was only one other customer who was about to leave at the time I entered.After ordering and paying over $8 ($7 +taxes), I asked the cashier if it was always that empty and she said no. Apparently, there used to be lots of customers before the pandemic, but since it was a barbeque place, they needed special tables. It's a small restaurant with a small storefront, and next to a parking lot, so there isn't really room to build a parklet or put tables outside.I got my food about nine minutes after ordering, in a medium-sized paper bag, which felt a little light. When I got home, I excitedly opened the bag to see what was inside. It was three pieces of pork belly (which, by the way, is one of the cheaper cuts of pork) inside a tiny aluminum container, with a piece of arugula on top. I was a bit underwhelmed. Each piece was about the size of two Chapstick containers side-by-side. The pork belly was very tender and basically melted in my mouth. It was some great pork belly, and because it was protein and fat, it was filling. Still, I expected more.This is a nice hole-in-the-wall that most people walk past without thinking. The service was excellent and the food was delicious, but I expected more than three pieces of pork for the price. However, based on other reviews, the ramen is probably fantastic. I really want to give five stars, but my experience was worth four stars.
Dasha
Really good veggie ramen with tofu & super cheap drinks! Looks quiet, almost closed, but definitely worth going in
Alexei S.
A great little spot. I keep coming back.
Magda Jansone
We almost walked away, because it looks closed, but happy we didn't! Nice interior, great ramen
Dan Cabrera
Feeling pretty lucky to stumble across this place today - it's my new favorite ramen spot in SF! Enjoy.
Steven Maz
Really good ramen! The bbq pork is super tender and delicious. Egg was cooked perfectly.
Elden Garlitos
The ramen is good and my family eats here a lot. Would recommend.
C Akino
Great ramen for a reasonable price with other tasty side dishes
We drive 40 miles just to eat here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had a delicious ramen and grill dinner. Glad we found this place. Will definitely go back. Nice staff, cute atmosphere, tasty ?
A hole-in-the-wall with ambience and moody lighting, serving tasty food behind a medieval-looking door.This restaurant always looked closed, but I finally decided to open the door today to order the Chashu Braised Pork Belly, the first item on the menu posted on the window, to go. Inside were beautiful hanging lights and an assortment of plants that gave the place a cozy atmosphere. There was only one other customer who was about to leave at the time I entered.After ordering and paying over $8 ($7 +taxes), I asked the cashier if it was always that empty and she said no. Apparently, there used to be lots of customers before the pandemic, but since it was a barbeque place, they needed special tables. It's a small restaurant with a small storefront, and next to a parking lot, so there isn't really room to build a parklet or put tables outside.I got my food about nine minutes after ordering, in a medium-sized paper bag, which felt a little light. When I got home, I excitedly opened the bag to see what was inside. It was three pieces of pork belly (which, by the way, is one of the cheaper cuts of pork) inside a tiny aluminum container, with a piece of arugula on top. I was a bit underwhelmed. Each piece was about the size of two Chapstick containers side-by-side. The pork belly was very tender and basically melted in my mouth. It was some great pork belly, and because it was protein and fat, it was filling. Still, I expected more.This is a nice hole-in-the-wall that most people walk past without thinking. The service was excellent and the food was delicious, but I expected more than three pieces of pork for the price. However, based on other reviews, the ramen is probably fantastic. I really want to give five stars, but my experience was worth four stars.
Really good veggie ramen with tofu & super cheap drinks! Looks quiet, almost closed, but definitely worth going in
A great little spot. I keep coming back.
We almost walked away, because it looks closed, but happy we didn't! Nice interior, great ramen
Feeling pretty lucky to stumble across this place today - it's my new favorite ramen spot in SF! Enjoy.
Really good ramen! The bbq pork is super tender and delicious. Egg was cooked perfectly.
The ramen is good and my family eats here a lot. Would recommend.
Great ramen for a reasonable price with other tasty side dishes
Restaurantji Recommends
I don’t even like ramen that much, but I like this place. Friendly staff and very good food. Very economical as well.
Good ramen. Hope it came with a bit more soup.
Generous portions and the noodles for takeout we're prepared correctly with the broth package being separated.
The In-N-Out of Richmond ramen shops.
Food poisoning :(. I should have walked away given the smell walking in and the state of the kitchen. Just don’t eat here
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