Wait time of ~30 minutes for 2 bowls of ramen is a bit ridiculous. I've only ever seen 1 employee working at this shop, so nothing against the employee himself. Perhaps a second person should be hired during lunch rushes.
The Ramen X broth was very, very cumin-heavy. The noodles were decent, and its portion was large. However, there were barely any toppings. Also, I am used to being able to add toppings such as green onions and eggs, but there's no such option at this restaurant. I don't think I've been to a ramen restaurant without eggs before.
Food: 3
Service: 2
Kiro Chen
This location is a stand in the back of a supermarket. The ramen is super salty and oily, a bit too much for my liking but the taste was good.
There was just one guy running the whole show when I went. Order on the kiosk.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Sho Yoshimura
Located inside a quiet and sad food court area. The veggie ramen was actually quite okay - reminiscent of Japanese curry udon that is watered down. The thick noodles were quite enjoyable as well. Just way too much spring onions on top!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
K Wang
Told me the order should take ~15 minutes when it actually took 45mins. What if I need to go back to work on time huh?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Christopher Chung
Impressive counter-serve ramen — taste authentic, mochi-wheat noodles well-cooked and chewy.Spicy Ramen X — hearty broth with a slight trace of Sichuan peppercorn, accompanied with all the standard fixings.A pleasant surprise and excellent choice when on Market.
Dave Oak
The menu online does not match the menu at the kiosk. There are several ramens on the online menu, but only two ramens with broth at their kiosk. Disappointing. The rest of the offerings at the kiosk are dry ramens without any broth. They call soba “abura soba” which is just the same ramen noodles as their broth based ramen. It is not buckwheat soba.Service is basic. Not friendly nor unfriendly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Britton Fugazzi
Incredible ramen! Easily the best in SF.Edit: Came back a year later, still the best ramen I’ve ever had. HIGHLY recommend!!!!
Says it is open until 7 pm, now before 6 and already closed without notice… not willing to sell anything??
George Yoshida (geeorgey)
The noodles were overcooked.
Erin Chiu
Very delicious
Kyle Corio
They refreshed their menu and only have soupless ramen now, abura soba. I was a bit skeptical as I'd never tried it before, but I was blown away.I got the classic Tokyo Style Abura Soba. The noodles are perfectly chewy, and the sauce was incredibly flavorful. It comes with extra oil on the side, which punched it up even more.You can get a side of chicken soup if you want, but I would say it's probably not needed. The noodles are good enough on their own. I will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ale
I used to like this shop for their Ramen but now they only have Aburasoba (dry Ramen) and which is disappointing.. The noodle quality is great but I don't like the oil to put in. This is flavorless but just oily and I got bored with eating after a few bites. I wouldn't be opposed to Aburasoba but I hope they bring regular Ramen back.
WiFi doesn’t work
Wait time of ~30 minutes for 2 bowls of ramen is a bit ridiculous. I've only ever seen 1 employee working at this shop, so nothing against the employee himself. Perhaps a second person should be hired during lunch rushes.
The Ramen X broth was very, very cumin-heavy. The noodles were decent, and its portion was large. However, there were barely any toppings. Also, I am used to being able to add toppings such as green onions and eggs, but there's no such option at this restaurant. I don't think I've been to a ramen restaurant without eggs before.
Food: 3
Service: 2
This location is a stand in the back of a supermarket. The ramen is super salty and oily, a bit too much for my liking but the taste was good.
There was just one guy running the whole show when I went. Order on the kiosk.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Located inside a quiet and sad food court area. The veggie ramen was actually quite okay - reminiscent of Japanese curry udon that is watered down. The thick noodles were quite enjoyable as well. Just way too much spring onions on top!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Told me the order should take ~15 minutes when it actually took 45mins. What if I need to go back to work on time huh?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Impressive counter-serve ramen — taste authentic, mochi-wheat noodles well-cooked and chewy.Spicy Ramen X — hearty broth with a slight trace of Sichuan peppercorn, accompanied with all the standard fixings.A pleasant surprise and excellent choice when on Market.
The menu online does not match the menu at the kiosk. There are several ramens on the online menu, but only two ramens with broth at their kiosk. Disappointing. The rest of the offerings at the kiosk are dry ramens without any broth. They call soba “abura soba” which is just the same ramen noodles as their broth based ramen. It is not buckwheat soba.Service is basic. Not friendly nor unfriendly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Incredible ramen! Easily the best in SF.Edit: Came back a year later, still the best ramen I’ve ever had. HIGHLY recommend!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best ramen I’ve ever had.
Same level ramen as in Japan and available to-go!
Restaurantji Recommends
Says it is open until 7 pm, now before 6 and already closed without notice… not willing to sell anything??
The noodles were overcooked.
Very delicious
They refreshed their menu and only have soupless ramen now, abura soba. I was a bit skeptical as I'd never tried it before, but I was blown away.I got the classic Tokyo Style Abura Soba. The noodles are perfectly chewy, and the sauce was incredibly flavorful. It comes with extra oil on the side, which punched it up even more.You can get a side of chicken soup if you want, but I would say it's probably not needed. The noodles are good enough on their own. I will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I used to like this shop for their Ramen but now they only have Aburasoba (dry Ramen) and which is disappointing.. The noodle quality is great but I don't like the oil to put in. This is flavorless but just oily and I got bored with eating after a few bites. I wouldn't be opposed to Aburasoba but I hope they bring regular Ramen back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
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