Ramen Restaurants near Keller, TX

“I tried this for the first time tonight and man it sure didn't disappoint! I'm mad I waited so long to give it a try! I got two sushi rolls, a combo fried rice and a sesame chicken. The portions are nice and big and the fried rice, it was the best I've ever eaten! So happy this place is so close to me, it is my new fav spot, def give them a chance!“

“We were wanting to try a ramen place that we had never eaten at before. Hoshi Ramen is in a shopping strip off Keller Main St and parking was a lille packed. We were served with water quickly and gave our order, and the food came out super fast. My wife ordered the seafood pancake and Texan tonkotsu ramen. I ordered chicken karrage and a large spicy bulgolggi tonkotsu ramen. The pancake and karrage were delicious, in fact the karrage might be the best I've had in a while. The ramen was really good, I would not put in my top 5, but it still was really good. I would recommend Hoshi Ramen as a good ramen spot.“

“I first had the pleasure of trying this lovely restaurant via a pick up order, while it didn’t disappoint after the long ride home I knew I had to try this place again but as a sit it. Let me just say for the second time it did not disappoint food came out fast and hot, the sushi was prepared with such care and precision. While words can not do this place enough justice I will end with this just come in have a seat and fall in love the owner makes you feel like nothing but family. He wants you to feel overly happy and full, lost are the days of owners really caring about their customers but he truly does“

“Its not for me. We’re going through and trying out the sushi in this area. Im extremely particular about my sushi. I got the dragon roll and it was over filled with imitation crab, a pinprick of avocado but a good amount of yellowtail topper. Terrible execution. Cucumber salad was also disappointing. Tasted and looked old and leftover. Overall, I may try this once more as it was def better than Oishii but so far, only Hatsuyuki and Nikko have been able to compete with my rankings while searching this side of the airport. Im desperate to find some more that reach my expectations!!!“

“Small shop, they do have dine-in seats. We did take out, they didn’t have some of the options I was looking for in sushi but the rice was exceptional my only thing with the rolls I ordered was the salmon was slimy but everything else was ok. Staff were polite and patient.“

“Went for lunch on this gloomy Friday and the restaurant only had two table when we came in. Both my boyfriend's Ramen and mine came out hot and delicious. The chasu was very soft and easily pulled apart with chopsticks. I like the use of chili paste instead of chili oil for spice.“

“Had a great experience at Sushi Nomi. My second time here, separated by about a year. I had a sushi roll which was amazing and my daughter had bulgogi which she also said was delicious.The sushi chef was hospitable and brought us a cucumber salad, tempura vegetables and some nigiri on the house throughout our dinner. All were delicious!“

“I can’t believe we haven’t tried this place before now! The food is delicious. Sometimes when I see a menu offering two different types of ethnic cuisine, I become skeptical because authenticity might be compromised. O have to say, this place does Japanese Ramen and Thai dishes just right. I lived in Japan for three years. Both their traditional and fusion offerings were delicious. My daughter had yellow curry Ramen (not traditional at all but DELICIOUS!), we had shrimp shumai as an appetizer. My traditional pork Ramen was yummy. Service is as good as it can be for a family owned restaurant with cooks and servers speaking just enough English to answer your questions. The wait for food was normal compared to a chain restaurant. Charming, authentic, clean. We will be coming back!!Kid-friendliness: If your kiddo is allowed to have carbonated drinks, they’ve got to order a Ramune!Wheelchair accessibility: There are no steps to take for entry. Tables are spaced well, with room to maneuver for wheelchair users“

“I ordered the Tonkotsu Kuro, it was excellent.I will say, the amount of noodles is a bit disappointing, next time I'll just order extra.The broth was rich and flavorful, and the black garlic flavor was present, but not overpowering.My friend has the Spicy Miso Ramen, and very much enjoyed it.The space seemed a bit on the small side, but they optimized it with the layout.“

“Order shishito peppers and spice level 4 of tonkotsu soup. I appreciate the fact the put the extra spicy happiness on the side so I can add as I wish. I wish the green tea temperature was better but as I’m sure they use a pour spout they can’t control that very wellDietary restrictions: Very open and able to accommodate. Take out noodles for low carb, vegetarian options, and what seemed to be a couple low sugar optionsParking: Very open parking lot next to a couple other places and a large parking lot between here and target if you don’t mind walking less than a quarter mile.Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly, but not to the point it’s over run by kids. Multiple options for them with seats low enough to be comfortable and long benches for multiple kidsWheelchair accessibility: Doors are plenty large enough and large area for ease of wheelchairs. Haven’t seen bathrooms however this is a newer building so assume to be ADA compliant“

“I was stationed in Japan from '04-'06 (Air Force) & I've gone to a lot of different Japanese restaurants here Stateside in an attempt to capture some of the culinary magic I had experienced in the restaurants over there. Mikoto in Southlake is the ONLY Japanese restaurant I've visited here in the U.S. which consistently gives me legit feelings of nostalgia for the restaurants I had the pleasure of experiencing 20 years ago.“

“The spicy tonkotsu ramen was amazing. The chashu was perfectly cooked and tasty. I'm not a big fan of eggs or bean sprouts, but theirs tasted so good. The takoyaki was delicious soft flavorful and didn't need the eel sauce and fish flakes you get at other restaurants. I didn't leave anything behind it was also so good.The owners are very nice and attentive people. The restaurant is simple but the food is outstanding. The presentation of the food it absolutely beautiful. I'd love to come back and try their shoyu ramen.“

“Awesome experience! I love the menu. It's a mix of sushi, ramen and Japanese fried rice bowls. Perfect for those nights the wife wants sushi and I want something different. The apple roll is unique and great. We also had the cherry blossom for an appetizer. The ramen was great! The broth has lots of flavor and perfect amount of oily texture. The house hot sake is also great Build out inside is nice but you can still dress casual. The staff is very nice and attentive!“