Ramen Restaurants near Lewisville, TX

“Stopped by for dinner on Valentine's day. It wasn't so busy and we were seated very quickly. The staff were also prompt and checked in on us often. The ramen wasn't so bad but it also wasn't on our top list either. Spicy chicken had a nice kick to it. I think the secret sauce is gochujang based. There's plenty of parking available too“

“The chashu pork was succulent, tonkotsu was delicious, black fungus was excellent, and egg was perfect. Super delicious, and served hot. This place has some of the finest Ramen in the country.“

“This is my go-to for a tuna poke! Great food and service.“

“the shoyo spicy garlic ramen is sooo good!! make sure to get extra chasu because the meat is very soft and delicious!“

“Easy to find parking. Inside is clean. We had the braised beef soup and dry chicken noodle bowl. Both were very tasty! Great flavor and not overly salted compared to other restaurants. The wontons in chili oil hit the spot and a great price too! Will definitely come back. Shout out to the sweet ladies who took our order. :)“

“Service was great!! Food was very good we will be back“

“This is quite a new Japanese Ramen Restaurant in Coppell. Big portions, great attention, nice views. I recommend to visit the area and this tasteful restaurant. Let’s support Coppell’s business!!“

“Excellent service , friendly service & yummy food“

“Visited with a large group—and were easily accommodated. Warm and inviting dining area. Waitstaff was friendly, and efficient.

We ordered several rounds of small plates.
Gyoza—this was the best gyoza I’ve ever had. Thin and crispy, with pillowy, well seasoned chicken/pork mixture. We started with one portion and ordered two more. I should have had them for an entree too.

Karaage—very juicy, well seasoned. We also had the spicier chicken, and dipped the Karaage in the sauce—very good.

Spicy Tonkatsu—no spicy. Very light broth. Pork was so juicy and addicting. Eggs cooked well. Noodles a very good texture and mouth feel.

Husband had ramen in San Fran, and wanted it back home so we’re happy to find this place. Will return for the gyoza, but husband mentioned the ramen he had in SF was better, more flavorful, and he prefers a thicker noodle.

Bathrooms here were atrocious. The walls were filthy.“

“A good place to have a quick bite or quick lunch inside a grocery store. You get a pretty decent portion for the price and its so worth it. Most of their items are under $15. I got the beef over rice (the one in the bowl) and a beef bulgogi bento box. For about $13 these came with the sides and the soup. Yum!!“

“My husband and I love this Japanese restaurant. They have a variety of Japanese dishes, and a delicious desert option. The chicken teriyaki and sushi rolls are the best, and the deserts are delicious. Great variety of sakes as well. We recommend!!“