Went here for the Karaage Chicken and it wasn’t true Japanese style Karaage Chicken. The Karaage Chicken they served was just cut up Chicken Tenders, it should be deboned chicken thighs. The ramen was great though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Maki
I usually like this place, but last time I was there at 1:30pm, I thought they had construction going on it was so loud and constant banging. Turns out they were working on some giant slab of meat?? But it was really jarring. The service is always friendly but so many meals, I'm waiting so long to be able to find someone to get my check. Last time I ordered gyudon, there was barely any meat and rice was undercooked, soaked in scallion oil. Just put me off overall. You can't mess up rice.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 3
Ileana
The Yakisoba was nasty they are not authentic they use Ramen noodles instead of Udon I lived in Okinawa for 4 years so I know the difference I shouldn’t have to ask for Udon noodles like the waitress said I will never go here
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Josias Ribeiro
Very good food, very good service and atmosphere. Highly recommend.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu, Premium Tonkatsu Ramen with Pork Chashu
Luke Davis
Twice I've been here, and it has been exquisite. The food is made with great pride. Truly a hidden gem, deserving of more credit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu
Gilford Williams
This place gives me whiplash. The experience is, unfortunately, a roll of the dice. Half of the time, the food is really good with full portions!..The other half, it feels like they just try to get an order out to you. Which is a shame, because when it's right, it's some of the better food on this strip. I think that I got maybe 1/8th of a chicken breast with the last Oyakodon that I ordered.When I'm with friends and family, I usually have to choose Shoya Izakaya because Yebisuya is so inconsistent.
This is the Best Ramen in Atlanta hands down. the Tonkotsu Black is superb. the noodles are fresh and all the toppings are top shelf. Yebisuya is my go to Ramen spot without question. Make note of their hours 1130-3 pm for lunch then they open again at 5 for dinner.
We stumbled upon Yebisuya about a year ago when we went to Doraville to try the restaurant next door. The wait next door was too long, and I'm so glad it was, because Yebisuya is one of our favorite repeat date spots. (we still haven't tried the other place ?) The pricing is extremely reasonable, there's never a wait, and the food is phenomenal. The katsudon is second to none, but I would honestly recommend anything on the menu - - everything I've tried has been great! (pictured: katsudon and pork chashu)Parking: Even if the lot looks full, there's always more parking, and it's not as busy as it looks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yaneid Saavedra
The service is always great, but we have notices that the rice dishes come with a lot less rice now and my husband always gets the katsu curry rice and the pork cutlet is a lot smaller now. Very disappointed.
Great spot to grab a good bowl of Ramen at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu
Areesh Zindani
I ordered the chicken katsu curry, and it was super thick. When I got to the center, it was slightly raw and very rubbery.When I brought it to the attention of the waitress and told her I was done with it, she said nothing and just brought me the check. Terrible way to treat a customer who just got served raw chicken.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Megan Thomas
This was SO DELICIOUS. Hands down my favorite ramen spot in Atlanta. No wait times, good service, food came out quick.Pan fried gyoza (4.5/5)I like mine with a little bit more crisp on the bottom. The texture other than that was PERFECT though.Clear tonkotsu ramen (4.5/5)This broth truly blew me away. Not even gonna try to explain but best broth I’ve ever had, if it’s not, then it comes pretty close. Bamboo had the perfect texture, but the chashu personally could have been a little bit less fatty.Honorable mention to their spicy paste - this stuff was actually spicy!!!! Which doesn’t happen a lot at ramen places. Very delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza, Soup
Max Powers
This is a solid, reliable Japanese restaurant. The service is excellent on weekends, when we go, the prices are very reasonable for a Japanese restaurant (they tend to be overpriced in my experience), and the food is very good. They have most Japanese dishes with the exception of sushi. The portions are reasonable for the price. Enough to be comfortably full with an appetizer.The wifey loves the soups, and I like the cutlets and beef bowls. The tempura is expertly breaded and fried.The location is excellent as well. Dessert places all around and the hmart next door.We come here every month for a good reason!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza
Liang T.
Food has gotten worse with different management and owners. They kept the look, but the flavor, quality, and everything has completely deteriorated. I have been a customer since 2018, and I have been disappointed over and over again.I had gotten an item that I really really disliked. I normally never sent food back, but I did for this and the server came back telling me tell me that I can't send it back because the manager said so. It was ridiculous, and inedible. I understand they would like to cut costs because the business does not seem busy, but if food is gross, the least you can do is take it off the check. I wanted to order something else, but I decided against it since I do not want to support this kind of business.
Went here for the Karaage Chicken and it wasn’t true Japanese style Karaage Chicken. The Karaage Chicken they served was just cut up Chicken Tenders, it should be deboned chicken thighs. The ramen was great though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
I usually like this place, but last time I was there at 1:30pm, I thought they had construction going on it was so loud and constant banging. Turns out they were working on some giant slab of meat?? But it was really jarring. The service is always friendly but so many meals, I'm waiting so long to be able to find someone to get my check. Last time I ordered gyudon, there was barely any meat and rice was undercooked, soaked in scallion oil. Just put me off overall. You can't mess up rice.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 3
The Yakisoba was nasty they are not authentic they use Ramen noodles instead of Udon I lived in Okinawa for 4 years so I know the difference I shouldn’t have to ask for Udon noodles like the waitress said I will never go here
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very good food, very good service and atmosphere. Highly recommend.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu, Premium Tonkatsu Ramen with Pork Chashu
Twice I've been here, and it has been exquisite. The food is made with great pride. Truly a hidden gem, deserving of more credit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu
This place gives me whiplash. The experience is, unfortunately, a roll of the dice. Half of the time, the food is really good with full portions!..The other half, it feels like they just try to get an order out to you. Which is a shame, because when it's right, it's some of the better food on this strip. I think that I got maybe 1/8th of a chicken breast with the last Oyakodon that I ordered.When I'm with friends and family, I usually have to choose Shoya Izakaya because Yebisuya is so inconsistent.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu
Best food and best service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 마파 두부 세트, 돈까스 카레 라이스, 나가사키 짬뽕, 수부타, 야키소바, 텐신 라이스, 포크 야사이타메, 미소 라멘, 된장 라면
This is the Best Ramen in Atlanta hands down. the Tonkotsu Black is superb. the noodles are fresh and all the toppings are top shelf. Yebisuya is my go to Ramen spot without question. Make note of their hours 1130-3 pm for lunch then they open again at 5 for dinner.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki Fried Octopus Ball 章鱼烧, Pork Yakisoba, Chicken Katsu Curry Rice, Gyoza, Soup, Premium Tonkotsu
We stumbled upon Yebisuya about a year ago when we went to Doraville to try the restaurant next door. The wait next door was too long, and I'm so glad it was, because Yebisuya is one of our favorite repeat date spots. (we still haven't tried the other place ?) The pricing is extremely reasonable, there's never a wait, and the food is phenomenal. The katsudon is second to none, but I would honestly recommend anything on the menu - - everything I've tried has been great! (pictured: katsudon and pork chashu)Parking: Even if the lot looks full, there's always more parking, and it's not as busy as it looks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The service is always great, but we have notices that the rice dishes come with a lot less rice now and my husband always gets the katsu curry rice and the pork cutlet is a lot smaller now. Very disappointed.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great spot to grab a good bowl of Ramen at a reasonable price.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Premium Tonkotsu
I ordered the chicken katsu curry, and it was super thick. When I got to the center, it was slightly raw and very rubbery.When I brought it to the attention of the waitress and told her I was done with it, she said nothing and just brought me the check. Terrible way to treat a customer who just got served raw chicken.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
This was SO DELICIOUS. Hands down my favorite ramen spot in Atlanta. No wait times, good service, food came out quick.Pan fried gyoza (4.5/5)I like mine with a little bit more crisp on the bottom. The texture other than that was PERFECT though.Clear tonkotsu ramen (4.5/5)This broth truly blew me away. Not even gonna try to explain but best broth I’ve ever had, if it’s not, then it comes pretty close. Bamboo had the perfect texture, but the chashu personally could have been a little bit less fatty.Honorable mention to their spicy paste - this stuff was actually spicy!!!! Which doesn’t happen a lot at ramen places. Very delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza, Soup
This is a solid, reliable Japanese restaurant. The service is excellent on weekends, when we go, the prices are very reasonable for a Japanese restaurant (they tend to be overpriced in my experience), and the food is very good. They have most Japanese dishes with the exception of sushi. The portions are reasonable for the price. Enough to be comfortably full with an appetizer.The wifey loves the soups, and I like the cutlets and beef bowls. The tempura is expertly breaded and fried.The location is excellent as well. Dessert places all around and the hmart next door.We come here every month for a good reason!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza
Food has gotten worse with different management and owners. They kept the look, but the flavor, quality, and everything has completely deteriorated. I have been a customer since 2018, and I have been disappointed over and over again.I had gotten an item that I really really disliked. I normally never sent food back, but I did for this and the server came back telling me tell me that I can't send it back because the manager said so. It was ridiculous, and inedible. I understand they would like to cut costs because the business does not seem busy, but if food is gross, the least you can do is take it off the check. I wanted to order something else, but I decided against it since I do not want to support this kind of business.