Super underwhelming ramen. If the wait staff was nicer I would have given 3 stars. We had gf, spicy pork, and beef ramen and all were less than mid. We ranked this place a 2.5 overall.
Dylan Garcia
Decent ramen but not outstanding.
As someone that’s lived in the bay area I’m a bit of a ramen snob. Here are my thoughts on the food:
Pork Broth: Good not great. Not enough salt and flavor. Chashu: Too chewy and fat doesn’t melt. Was a chore to eat and the flavor was just okay. Egg: Yolk not caramalized. Okay flavor but too eggy and pastey, not quite ajitama. Naruto: Weird flavor, didn’t like it. Other narutos have tasted better. Noodle: A bit “pasta-y” but otherwise good. Chicken Karaage: Decent but not as crispy and moist as other places. Good not great.
Overall the service was good (the best part) and parking was reasonable. If you’ve had ramen in Austin, Houston, or the SF bay, you’ll be disappointed.
George Kayiales
This is hands down the best ramen I've had, and it's now the standard by which I compare all others. The Spicy Tonkotsu is a standout: the broth is rich and flavorful, and every ingredient comes together perfectly to create an ideal balance of taste.
James QP
I think they may have the best char siu out of the ramen places in town. The noodles and other toppings like kamoboko are good too. The egg was just a 6/10, like mine a little more flavorful and more liquid yolk. The broth was a 7/10, could have been a lot richer tonkotsu flavor but still solid.
AKS AKS
I always leave here with a full and satisfied tummy! My friends introduced me to this place and every now and then we will come here together to enjoy bowls of ramen and the occasional order of gyoza. Patrons have the option of creating their own bowl of ramen, which I usually opt for, sometimes with the addition of their lovely takoyaki. I was missing the egg I ordered on my last visit, but the server was happy to accommodate. Very delicious broth choices, I must say. I am also incredibly happy to see that they serve Soonhari soju and that they have my favorite flavor, yogurt. Overall, a great place to go and enjoy Japanese cuisine.
Alon B
We visited another location previously, but this one felt not as good. The dish I took felt bland and missed some flavor. Other dishes were pretty good.
Great ramen, I really recommend the build your own bowl.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen
Steven Esrey
Sukiya Ramen is a consistent 5/5.
My usual order is a build your own ramen. Tonkatsu broth, thin noodles, chicken, crispy onions, crispy garlic, green onions, bean sprouts, and an order of extra noodles.
Great spot overall. Edamame had some solid old bay seasoning. Pork & chicken Gyoza were pretty and tasty. The Shoyu was tasty but salty. The Tonkotsu was on point. Server was perfect for me - chill but attentive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Pork Gyoza
Kara Renner
This place is great, inexpensive and so yum!
Chris Watters
Fantastic!!! ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
TheFCat
Of the places that I have visited with ramen, this is the best, you can see the quality of the meat, I feel it is fresh, tender and soft, also the broth is something sublime because it feels so good when you are tasting it and it seems that you can feel when you are done. It's in your stomach, so congratulations to the chef, the cooks and the management. The food is delicious and the place is clean and cozy.??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Billy Konecny
My favorite Ramen spot in Denver. The food is always delicious and beautifully presented. The staff are incredibly curtious and friendly. I love the different anime/Kaiju figures too!
Both of us really enjoyed our ramen!
Super underwhelming ramen. If the wait staff was nicer I would have given 3 stars. We had gf, spicy pork, and beef ramen and all were less than mid. We ranked this place a 2.5 overall.
Decent ramen but not outstanding.
As someone that’s lived in the bay area I’m a bit of a ramen snob. Here are my thoughts on the food:
Pork Broth: Good not great. Not enough salt and flavor.
Chashu: Too chewy and fat doesn’t melt. Was a chore to eat and the flavor was just okay.
Egg: Yolk not caramalized. Okay flavor but too eggy and pastey, not quite ajitama.
Naruto: Weird flavor, didn’t like it. Other narutos have tasted better.
Noodle: A bit “pasta-y” but otherwise good.
Chicken Karaage: Decent but not as crispy and moist as other places. Good not great.
Overall the service was good (the best part) and parking was reasonable. If you’ve had ramen in Austin, Houston, or the SF bay, you’ll be disappointed.
This is hands down the best ramen I've had, and it's now the standard by which I compare all others. The Spicy Tonkotsu is a standout: the broth is rich and flavorful, and every ingredient comes together perfectly to create an ideal balance of taste.
I think they may have the best char siu out of the ramen places in town. The noodles and other toppings like kamoboko are good too. The egg was just a 6/10, like mine a little more flavorful and more liquid yolk. The broth was a 7/10, could have been a lot richer tonkotsu flavor but still solid.
I always leave here with a full and satisfied tummy! My friends introduced me to this place and every now and then we will come here together to enjoy bowls of ramen and the occasional order of gyoza. Patrons have the option of creating their own bowl of ramen, which I usually opt for, sometimes with the addition of their lovely takoyaki. I was missing the egg I ordered on my last visit, but the server was happy to accommodate. Very delicious broth choices, I must say. I am also incredibly happy to see that they serve Soonhari soju and that they have my favorite flavor, yogurt. Overall, a great place to go and enjoy Japanese cuisine.
We visited another location previously, but this one felt not as good. The dish I took felt bland and missed some flavor. Other dishes were pretty good.
Amazing ramen! Try the tsukemen!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chasu Buns, Chicken Karaage, Spicy Tonkotsu, Tsukemen
Great ramen, I really recommend the build your own bowl.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen
Sukiya Ramen is a consistent 5/5.
My usual order is a build your own ramen.
Tonkatsu broth, thin noodles, chicken, crispy onions, crispy garlic, green onions, bean sprouts, and an order of extra noodles.
Consistently delicious every time!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkotsu, Chicken Tonkotsu, DIY Ramen
Restaurantji Recommends
Great spot overall.
Edamame had some solid old bay seasoning.
Pork & chicken Gyoza were pretty and tasty.
The Shoyu was tasty but salty.
The Tonkotsu was on point.
Server was perfect for me - chill but attentive.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Pork Gyoza
This place is great, inexpensive and so yum!
Fantastic!!! ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Of the places that I have visited with ramen, this is the best, you can see the quality of the meat, I feel it is fresh, tender and soft, also the broth is something sublime because it feels so good when you are tasting it and it seems that you can feel when you are done. It's in your stomach, so congratulations to the chef, the cooks and the management. The food is delicious and the place is clean and cozy.??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My favorite Ramen spot in Denver. The food is always delicious and beautifully presented. The staff are incredibly curtious and friendly. I love the different anime/Kaiju figures too!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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