Ramen Restaurants near Southgate, MI

“Was not expecting this place to be a part of the Hook and Reel restaurant. The Ramen was fair, I would rate it 5 of 10, 10 being the Best ever. The portions are Big, we couldn't finish our Bowl.
We Both chose Chicken for our ramen, but it was very dry and tough. Maybe precooked then added to the broth? Plus the boiled egg in the Ramen was ice cold in the middle?
It is a little strange sitting in a Seafood place having Ramen, but the restaurant overall was nice, clean, with 2 sections, 1 for Hook & Reel the other for Kinya. They just sat us on the H&R side. They are Both the Same room. Different Menus. Our service was good as well. Friendly Staff.
We prefer this location over the Taylor store. Always looking for a good Ramen.“

“Had a fantastic first experience here. Food was served promptly & was absolutely delicious. Had a small issue & it was resolved instantly with no hesitation. Great service all around.

Shoutout Sora & Jana for being great staff members!“

“Such delicious Korean dishes. I enjoyed them so much (sampled my friend’s as well)—the broth was so tasty! They were so delicious I bought two Noodle dishes to go. They’re in the middle of nowhere—almost under the Ambassador Bridge, but I knew it was good as soon as we arrived because the parking lot was packed. Highly recommend!“

“I dunno about asian fusion, but this place has great food made fresh.

Daughter ordered chicken ramen soup, I ordered the curry ramen.
Also, weI ordered the Bao sampler with chicken, beef, and shrimp.

Daughter's chicken ramen was more traditional, and she loved it. My curry ramen was good (I should have ordered it spicier). Both were full of meat AND veggies, as well as noodles and broth.
The boa buns, though, were friggin amazing.

Two people, tons of food, spent $20 per person (because ramen AND boa buns), but it was worth it.“

“Young and cultural. Mixed crowd. 80s music. Cool drinks. Cool for vegetarians.“