Ramen Restaurants near Owings Mills, MD

“I have stopped in this restaurant many times and never stayed because of the lack lustered warmth of the waitress. Her engagement with patrons leaves a lot to be desired, and is tinkering closely to being rude. My lunch companion wanted to eat here, so I stayed and the food was great. When its your first time communication about the menu and food items is extremely difficult and short. Language barrier plays a small part but body language is on spot for "poor service". Anyhoo, I got the lunch special as shown, and I was delicious. Beverages leave a lot to be desired. I opted for water with lemon, and it was served in a 8 oz plastic Dixie cup (like at the dentist). The seating in the dining area is CLOSE, so don't dine in if your planning for steamy conversation professional or not. Whispering is still loud. We even bumped into a local celebrity.

Wheelchair accessibility: Not in my opinion.“

“We have been to Uma Uma 3 or 4 times but we live in Florida so we don’t come nearly as often as we like. Always have fantastic service, delicious food and a pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommend!“

“My daughter and I visited this location for sushi yesterday and we absolutely loved it. The sushi was fresh and flavorful. I’ve been in the Owings Mills/Reistertown area for 3 years and have yet to find a good sushi UNTIL now. I usually drive to Hampden just to visit Yama Sushi, but now I think i found my new sushi spot. Customer service was pretty good and the establishment was clean. The bathroom could be better though.“

“Great food, great staff, great atmosphere. The Ramen is amazing, the Kabobs are delicious. The kaarage and edamame were also wonderful. It’s a great spot, everyone is kind and respectful. Overall the environment was calm and quiet, but we went later in the night. 10/10 ramen spot. Every time I get a chance to go, it makes my day.

Wheelchair accessibility: It’s not the most wheelchair accessible. But they have DoorDash and take out options.“

“My friend and I went to Sushi Hana yesterday for the first time ever. The setting is quite peaceful, the staff is friendly and professional, and they got a nice indoor aquarium.

My friend and I got a sesame seaweed salad to share. Small sized, so easily shareable between two friends. We both got two different types of udon dishes that we both liked, but couldn't finish due to the quantity. I personally liked my Nabe Yaki Udon with chicken, but I couldn't finish all of it.

For dessert, we shared one order of mango-flavored ice cream mochi. One order of mochi comes with a plate of two mochis cut in half. The mango was very yummy and not too sweet.

If you're a DC resident going to Baltimore for work and/or visiting friends, or if you're a local college student, I recommend going there if you're looking for a quiet place to dine on a Monday afternoon.“