Ramen Sumiya
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Ramen Sumiya Reviews
28 ratings
Ended up getting spicy chicken Ramen, and to be completely honest, it's definitely One of the better Ramen spots I've had in a loooooong time here down in SoCal. The broth was just 👌, egg perfectly done and not to mention the quality of the meat. I really don't understand how this place only got 4.2. In my solid opinion this place is 4.9 at least , and for the price and the quality it offers I would definitely rank it 5.0. Overall quality of a ramen easily could be compared...read full review
Decided to try out this local spot on a whim and i'm really glad I did. I pulled up 15 minutes until closing and the waitress still took my order to go. Dine in was no longer available which was understandable. She was very witty and funny, excellent service and I enjoyed the unexpected laughter. Food was ready super quick and she even met me at the door to pick it up. The food was incredible, very rich flavor and made with love. I ordered the #4 which was recommended by her....read full review
I just went there to the location that used to be Zabon and I got to say , not too bad ! The workers are inviting , food was good except the noodles are thinner than the thicker quality ones that I’m usually used to , prices are great , no gyoza package deal but they have this pork belly rice bowl package deal that’s AMAZING ! I asked if they serve it separately and they said no several times , very disappointing :(. Other than that it’s a decent spot to park take in . Could...read full review
Ramen Sumiya is a restaurant that offers a variety of ramen dishes, with a focus on chicken broth. Customers praise the broth for its rich, heavenly flavor that hits the spot every time. The menu includes unique options like chicken ramen, which is rarely seen elsewhere, and traditional favorites such as miso ramen, gyoza, and fried rice. Some reviews mention that the restaurant used to serve charcoal-grilled chicken, which was highly appreciated, but this item has been eliminated, leaving the menu somewhat less distinctive. Despite this, the quality of the ramen broth remains consistently good.
The space is generally roomy, though the ambiance can be cold and unremarkable. Service is attentive at times, but some reviews highlight moments of inattentiveness, such as long wait times or lack of utensils. Parking is easy with available spots in the small lot. Prices are reasonable, especially for lunch specials that include ramen, fried rice, and gyoza, making it a good value.
Overall, Ramen Sumiya is recommended for its flavorful broth and reasonable prices, especially for solo diners who often sit at the bar. However, some customers miss the old charcoal chicken and wish for better service and more consistent menu offerings.