Waraku

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About Waraku

Waraku is a hidden gem offering authentic Japanese cuisine that will transport diners to a cozy corner of Japan. The restaurant doesn't compromise on authenticity, ensuring each dish, whether it's sushi, ramen, or tempura, reflects true Japanese culinary traditions. The interior is a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and traditional elements, creating an inviting atmosphere to enjoy a meal. The service is excellent, with friendly staff who go above and beyond to assist guests. The menu features a variety of flavorful options, including Black Garlic Ramen with a rich, creamy broth and a garlicky, peppery taste to the pork. The cozy, low-keyed setting makes it a good place to relax and enjoy a comforting bowl of ramen. Whether craving vegan ramen, kimchi cheese French fries, or creamy tonkatsu ramen, Waraku offers delicious food, a friendly environment, and top-notch service. It’s a great spot for those seeking authentic Japanese dishes close to Tokyo or Osaka experiences.

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Waraku Reviews

4.4
241 ratings
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59%
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Food
4.5
Atmosphere
4.3
Service
4.1
My favorite ramen in SF! Normally we get the black garlic tonkotsu ramen but I recently had the spicy tantanmen as well and it was also delicious! All ramen dishes come with an egg which is an extra plus. Often no wait too. Skip the line at Hinodeya and come give it a try!
The black garlic tonkotsu ramen is absolutely incredible. They cook the pork bone broth for longer than half a day, and the broth is so creamy that I thought it was made with dairy! The pork is also so flavorful. I'd rate this among the top ramen I've had in SF.
I'll note that we also got the shishito peppers, and those weren't worth it at all, but we also got dessert (matcha mont blanc) which definitely hit the spot after dinner!
I never have patience to wait in line for Hinodeya so I love going around the corner to Waraku. Since it's not in the main square, I rarely have to be put on a wait list to be seated and their tonkotsu broth is just as great. Love the tsukemen as well as takoyaki, and service was prompt and friendly.

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