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We ate here for dinner because we couldn't decide on a spot. We had their spicy miso ramen which literally only had 1 slither of the chashu and I got the spicy chashu which came with 6 or 7 slithers of the chashu so I just shared with my friends. Broth was good but not creamy as how I'd like it to be and noodles were okay. There was really no wow factor for me and the egg was over boiled. Service was fast, staff wasn't too welcoming. I really loved the wood carved tables though it was so pretty.
Gyoza (4.5/5): Skin had a great texture and the inside was juicy. Zangi (Fried Chicken) (4/5): Tender chicken. Would taste a bit better with a mayo or aioli sauce. Spicy Miso Ramen (3.5/5): I understand that spicy ramens are typically $1 or $2 more than non-spicy ramen, but the $4 price difference between this or a shio/shoyu makes no sense. The noodles were cooked perfectly, but the broth just tasted like chili. I think it makes more sense to order a shio/shoyu and just use the chili oil that's provided at the table, as there isn't extra noodle or meat compared to the regular ramens. Also, I don't think the bamboo shoots were marinated at all, as it tasted like unseasoned gelatin. I would suggest marinating the bamboo shoots separately and cutting them into much thinner slices. The decor of this place is quite unique as there is a massive table in the middle with an imitation tree that's done tastefully. Also, the side tables have wooden engravings under the glass that looked cool. Service was standard and friendly.
Baikohken was on my list of ramen shops to try on my last trip to Hokkaido earlier this year. Unfortunately I was unable to make it so I've been wanting to try the local shop here for a while now. I don't wander into Waikiki too often though. As the case with many of the other shops in Stix Waikiki, Baikohken does offer a 15% kama'aina discount, which was much appreciated and played a big factor in my decision to eat there. They also offer lunch specials, highlighting four of their ramens: shoyu ramen, miso ramen, shio ramen, and spicy miso ramen at discounted rates. I love a deal on top of another deal, so of course I had to order one of the lunch specials with the kama'aina discount. I tried the spicy miso ramen, and boy, was I disappointed. Appearance-wise, it looked pretty good. It had chashu, fat pieces of bamboo shoots, beansprouts, green onion, half an egg, and I believe wood ear fungus on top. Unfortunately, the entire bowl tasted like I was eating shin ramyun. You know, the korean spicy noodles. I enjoy Shin-Ramyun, so nothing against that but definitely not what I was expecting. I think Shin-Ramyun has more flavor than this bowl of ramen. Highly disappointed. I'm even more disappointed that I didn't get to try them in Hokkaido, because now that I've had this, I don't think I'm going to want to, even though part of me knows it's better there. Needless to say, I ate about half my bowl (I was so hungry when I went in).. Noodles are my weakness. I usually eat more than I should, so being able to stop after half means a lot. The soup, noodles, chashu, egg...it was all pretty disappointing.
We decided to give Baikohken a try while we were in Hawaii. It wasn't bad, but it just wasn't for me. While everything tasted fresh and was prepared well, I just wasn't wowed by it. My husband actually enjoyed his meal a lot more than I did. He tends to like simpler flavors (the kind of guy who orders a plain burger ), so if you have similar taste buds, you'll probably enjoy this place. For me, though, I don't think I'd come back.
I took my son to have lunch at Sam's Kitchen and it was gross, so we came here and ordered miso butter corn ramen and takoyaki. We asked for the ramen to be al dente and it was perfect. The soup was ok. I will come back and try a different soup next time. My kid loved the takoyaki, he said it reminded him of the ones in Japan.
VEGAN broth available and delicious. Not only the service was efficient, the noodle was perfect texture with simple but Clean broth that compliment the experience. WITH a beautiful cherry bosom tree ambiance as the center piece around the table. Must try when in Stix looking for some traditional Japanese Noodle fix
This place is located in Stix Asia food hall with lots of Japanese places to choose from. I ordered the Shoyu Special Ramen and Gyozas. Both items were good; however there wasn't anything majorly special to them. I thought the shoyu ramen was pretty light as the soup was more on the water side but still good. Service was a bit slow but there were a lot of people and not enough staff working. Overall, decent place for ramen.
This ramen spot at the noodle street was buzzing with lot of people so wanted to swing over and try it out. I got to-go and took it to my hotel and it was nicely packed and was ready to be eaten. I was excited to eat it and let me tell you it was not good at all. The flavor of the ramen just wasn't anything special it was very bland and felt very basic, the meat was not very tender and juicy. Overall the experience of the ramen was just not that great.
Went here for lunch the other day and we ordered their shoyu ramen and shio ramen. Love how they put slice of butter in your ramen to add to the richness of the broth. Ramen was pretty yummy.
(3.5*) Located in the Stix mall, plenty of options around but it seems this place had a long line so wanted to give it a try. Waited about 40 mins at 8pm before seated and service was fairly quickly after getting our table. Got the spicy special ramen which was packing in spice. The broth was pretty flavorful to where it was actually quite salty but you could taste the richness especially since they add a knob of butter on top of the corn which probably contributed to high salt levels. They also don't skimp when it comes to chasu, tender fatty and a nice size cut as well.
Hubs wanted to give this place a try. Arrived at around 8pm and we were seated right away. Hubs went with the Spicy Waikiki and I ordered the Butter and Corn Miso and added an egg. Pros - I liked the jammy egg, the miso broth tasted creamy, and the ramen texture was good. Hubs liked the charsiu. However, the flavors, overall, were too subtle. With everything in the bowl - meat, bamboo, beansprouts, egg, . . . - I expected more flavor that, unfortunately, just wasn't there.
2 months ago
My husband and I were craving ramen and happened to find this place inside Stix Asia Food Hall. The server who greeted us at the door was very kind and friendly, which convinced us to give it a try. We ordered the Shoyu Ramen and chicken. The food was decent -- not extraordinary -- but the service truly stood out. The staff made us feel welcome and taken care of throughout our visit. Would definitely come back again because of the excellent customer service. read more
4 days ago
I got the vegan white ramen and it was SO good. The broth is creamy and paired well with some chili oil and soy sauce. The noodles had the perfect texture and the whole bowl was super flavorful and satisfying. It's located in the Stix Asia Food Hall on the lower level in the noodle area. They offer non-vegan options as well. There are private tables, a bar, and a communal table. You have to wait for seating, but you can order while you're in line. read more
We ate here for dinner because we couldn't decide on a spot. We had their spicy miso ramen which literally only had 1 slither of the chashu and I got the spicy chashu which came with 6 or 7 slithers of the chashu so I just shared with my friends. Broth was good but not creamy as how I'd like it to be and noodles were okay. There was really no wow factor for me and the egg was over boiled. Service was fast, staff wasn't too welcoming. I really loved the wood carved tables though it was so pretty. read more
8 months ago
Gyoza (4.5/5): Skin had a great texture and the inside was juicy. Zangi (Fried Chicken) (4/5): Tender chicken. Would taste a bit better with a mayo or aioli sauce. Spicy Miso Ramen (3.5/5): I understand that spicy ramens are typically $1 or $2 more than non-spicy ramen, but the $4 price difference between this or a shio/shoyu makes no sense. The noodles were cooked perfectly, but the broth just tasted like chili. I think it makes more sense to order a shio/shoyu and just use the chili oil that's provided at the table, as there isn't extra noodle or meat compared to the regular ramens. Also, I don't think the bamboo shoots were marinated at all, as it tasted like unseasoned gelatin. I would suggest marinating the bamboo shoots separately and cutting them into much thinner slices. The decor of this place is quite unique as there is a massive table in the middle with an imitation tree that's done tastefully. Also, the side tables have wooden engravings under the glass that looked cool. Service was standard and friendly. read more
9 months ago
Baikohken was on my list of ramen shops to try on my last trip to Hokkaido earlier this year. Unfortunately I was unable to make it so I've been wanting to try the local shop here for a while now. I don't wander into Waikiki too often though. As the case with many of the other shops in Stix Waikiki, Baikohken does offer a 15% kama'aina discount, which was much appreciated and played a big factor in my decision to eat there. They also offer lunch specials, highlighting four of their ramens: shoyu ramen, miso ramen, shio ramen, and spicy miso ramen at discounted rates. I love a deal on top of another deal, so of course I had to order one of the lunch specials with the kama'aina discount. I tried the spicy miso ramen, and boy, was I disappointed. Appearance-wise, it looked pretty good. It had chashu, fat pieces of bamboo shoots, beansprouts, green onion, half an egg, and I believe wood ear fungus on top. Unfortunately, the entire bowl tasted like I was eating shin ramyun. You know, the korean spicy noodles. I enjoy Shin-Ramyun, so nothing against that but definitely not what I was expecting. I think Shin-Ramyun has more flavor than this bowl of ramen. Highly disappointed. I'm even more disappointed that I didn't get to try them in Hokkaido, because now that I've had this, I don't think I'm going to want to, even though part of me knows it's better there. Needless to say, I ate about half my bowl (I was so hungry when I went in).. Noodles are my weakness. I usually eat more than I should, so being able to stop after half means a lot. The soup, noodles, chashu, egg...it was all pretty disappointing. read more
1 month ago
We decided to give Baikohken a try while we were in Hawaii. It wasn't bad, but it just wasn't for me. While everything tasted fresh and was prepared well, I just wasn't wowed by it. My husband actually enjoyed his meal a lot more than I did. He tends to like simpler flavors (the kind of guy who orders a plain burger ), so if you have similar taste buds, you'll probably enjoy this place. For me, though, I don't think I'd come back. read more
2 months ago
Ordered the Shoyu Ramen...very salty. Food came out fast. Service was not good, never came by, filled water or said anything when giving the check, more on the side of rude. read more
2 months ago
I took my son to have lunch at Sam's Kitchen and it was gross, so we came here and ordered miso butter corn ramen and takoyaki. We asked for the ramen to be al dente and it was perfect. The soup was ok. I will come back and try a different soup next time. My kid loved the takoyaki, he said it reminded him of the ones in Japan. read more
1 year ago
VEGAN broth available and delicious. Not only the service was efficient, the noodle was perfect texture with simple but Clean broth that compliment the experience. WITH a beautiful cherry bosom tree ambiance as the center piece around the table. Must try when in Stix looking for some traditional Japanese Noodle fix read more
This place is located in Stix Asia food hall with lots of Japanese places to choose from. I ordered the Shoyu Special Ramen and Gyozas. Both items were good; however there wasn't anything majorly special to them. I thought the shoyu ramen was pretty light as the soup was more on the water side but still good. Service was a bit slow but there were a lot of people and not enough staff working. Overall, decent place for ramen. read more
3 months ago
This ramen spot at the noodle street was buzzing with lot of people so wanted to swing over and try it out. I got to-go and took it to my hotel and it was nicely packed and was ready to be eaten. I was excited to eat it and let me tell you it was not good at all. The flavor of the ramen just wasn't anything special it was very bland and felt very basic, the meat was not very tender and juicy. Overall the experience of the ramen was just not that great. read more
11 months ago
Went here for lunch the other day and we ordered their shoyu ramen and shio ramen. Love how they put slice of butter in your ramen to add to the richness of the broth. Ramen was pretty yummy. read more
(3.5*) Located in the Stix mall, plenty of options around but it seems this place had a long line so wanted to give it a try. Waited about 40 mins at 8pm before seated and service was fairly quickly after getting our table. Got the spicy special ramen which was packing in spice. The broth was pretty flavorful to where it was actually quite salty but you could taste the richness especially since they add a knob of butter on top of the corn which probably contributed to high salt levels. They also don't skimp when it comes to chasu, tender fatty and a nice size cut as well. read more
2 years ago
Hubs wanted to give this place a try. Arrived at around 8pm and we were seated right away. Hubs went with the Spicy Waikiki and I ordered the Butter and Corn Miso and added an egg. Pros - I liked the jammy egg, the miso broth tasted creamy, and the ramen texture was good. Hubs liked the charsiu. However, the flavors, overall, were too subtle. With everything in the bowl - meat, bamboo, beansprouts, egg, . . . - I expected more flavor that, unfortunately, just wasn't there. read more
** 3.5 ** In the past, I'd always see long lines here. Needed to try it out. Came here for the 1st time back in September 2023. Then again last summer 2024. Again last night. One of my go to toppings is their butter & corn nex to the soft boiled egg. I tried their original miso broth and it was packed with flavor. Not your typical Japanese miso soup broth either. The noodles were nice and tender, along with the bean spots and slice of pork. They garnish with some spring onion whites and thick chunks of bamboo shoots. There was no wait when we arrived, just another party at the tree table, with a gradual flow coming in during our time there. The bowls came out fairly quick. The soup could have been a bit hotter. I always like it piping hot. Overall, a nice cool (very clean) place to grab some noodles and cool down from the humid temps in Waikiki. read more
Food: SPECIAL SHOYU RAMEN (topping with chasu pork sokedovernight, mixed w/ soy sauce and their original 'double soup' to deepen the flavor) - way too salty but at the same time tasty. The chasu is so flavorful and soft in every bite. Noodle is cooked just right. Broth has a rich flavor yet too salty for my palate. ZANGI - basically it's like karaage. It was so good. Fried to perfection, nice crunch from the outside but juicy from the inside. GYOZA (beef & vegetable dumplings pan seared with sesame oil) - was cooked perfectly and the fillings are seasoned well, savory tasty. But again, they charged us kitchen service for 4%. And yet here we are again, still tip them. Double kill for my pocket. Like, bruuuh, I think the owner should be the one paying for their kitchen cook right? Tsssk... Overall t'was good. Ramen is cheaper compared to next door and the ambiance is pretty comfy. It was clean and the staffs are nice. Abby, our server was so kind and friendly and making sure that we are taken care off. Love her work ethics. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow Yeeps. read more
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2 years ago
Baikohken is located in Stix Asia Food Hall/Waikiki Shopping Plaza. We were overwhelmed by the number of food stalls and restaurants and ended up trying Baikohken's ramen. Everyone at our party ordered their Shoyu ramen. We enjoyed it but noticed that it was not as flavorful as the ramen we had before. Their staff was amiable, though. They were pleasant and very accommodating, especially since we were a big party (party of 8). The restaurant is a bit small since it is located in a food hall, but don't let that stop you from eating here. Their staff will make sure you will be seated no matter how big or small your party is. read more
8 months ago
This place was hidden amongst all the others. it's definitely a beautiful place with a nice ambiance. i got the butter corn miso with the spicy chicken. the spicy chicken was definitely spicy, i enjoyed it over the ramen. the ramen broth was good on itself, maybe a little heavy but it all came together. i didn't really like the noodles in full honesty. they were soggy and clumped together. it just tasted like starch. i asked for extra scallions, was charged for it and didnt get it which wasn't a whole big deal but still disappointing. it was quite expensive which is given being that it's in waikīkī. read more
4 months ago
2 years ago
We came here for a late night dinner around 9 PM and ordered the shoyu and shio ramen. The texture of the noodles was perfectly done and came out slightly al dente however, the broth was extremely salty, and the pork was even more salty. It was difficult to eat without gulping down a lot of water. If you're looking for a quick and easy eat I don't think that this is a bad option, but there are definitely better Japanese Ramen spots on the island. The service was friendly and the ambience reminded me of my time in Japan. read more
1 year ago
Service was good - very quick! The food was very salty - very salty! I ordered miso ramen but it was more like tonkatsu - thank God for the Asahi beer - read more
Planned a quick trip out to HNL and remember seeing a new food hall in Waikiki. Baikohken was a quick 5 min walk from our hotel and opted to dine here for dinner. Started off with karaage which was fried perfectly to a golden brown. It came straight out of the fryer so it was hella hot but flavorful. Only used a bit of the chili pepper to add a bit of spice but it was well marinated. I opted for the spicy miso ramen which was tasty. Only complaint was that I would've preferred my noodles cooked a bit less as I prefer a firmer texture. My wife ordered ginger miso ramen which she enjoyed though I thought the broth was a bit light for my taste buds. Overall a decent ramen shop that's walking distance from all of the bigger hotels in Waikiki. read more
I love my ramen and will even travel to Waikiki to try something new. Usually locals don't eat in Waikiki but you gotta try this place. It downstairs of Waikiki Shopping Plaza. I parked at the Waikiki Market place and walked over, cheaper parking and you can get it validated if you buy something there. Like dessert. The ramen dashi was tasty and the noodles like Japan. I mean hard to beat Japan but dang close! We learned that the cook is from Japan. One of the best part is they give Kamaaina discount. We got there when they first opened so we got seated fast. If you love ramen you gotta try this place!! read more
Great food, I loved the ramen. The broth was very good which is essential for ramen. Everything was spot on. Portions were great too and tbh the toppings and meat are more than enough. Service is good and ramen is out pretty quickly. I like the little Japan ambiance too. read more
A small shop located in the Asia Stix food court. Came for lunch and was seated quickly, but during peak hours (dinner, weekends, etc) there can be a considerable wait + line down the hall. The portion is slightly smaller than other ramen shops, but I personally found it to be the perfect amount. I ordered the shoyu bowl with two slices of chasu and added on the egg and butter corn. If you want a bigger meat portion, you can easily add on extra meat which is what my partner did. It got a little salty towards the end of my bowl, but honestly my tastebuds tend to be more sensitive towards saltiness. If you consume a lot of salty food it will probably taste perfect for you. Overall service was very quick, and was a nice lunch break before returning to the beach. read more
1 year ago
Amazing ramen, good prices, fast service, cute seating area. Love love love! Food was delightful and I would eat in STIX Asia every day if I could read more
Located in the new Asia Stix Food Hall (formerly known as Waikiki Yokosho), Baikohken serves Hokkaido Ramen which is famous for its thick miso ramen. So you know we had to try it. The inside of the restaurant is not too big, with bar seating, some tables and a central table surrounding a small decorative tree. We decided to try this place because we had Hokkaido Miso Ramen a few months back at a ramen festival at home and was craving for an authentic Miso Ramen. It was quite decent, a rich heavy broth with the largest bamboo shoots I've ever eaten in a ramen, mushrooms, chasu and an egg. The toppints were just alright and pretty standard besides the size of the bamboo shoots. I thought the Ramen was pretty good, but not amazing. It scratched our cravings though and will keep us satisfied until we actually visit Hokkaido to try it there! I'm mostly happy they finally reopened this area and will be visiting again on our next visit to Honolulu. read more
[Food] - Miso Ramen ($16.48): Not the best I've had, but still decent. Although I know this isn't instant, it sort of tasted like it. It didn't have that depth of flavor that ramen usually has. Soup was a bit salty. Meat was on the dry side and lacked that slight fatty component to it. - Gyoza ($6.99): My friend and I thought the gyoza tasted a lot better than their ramen so was a bit sad there were only 5 pieces. [Service] - Fast, helpful, friendly [Ambiance] - Decent sized casual ramen restaurant - No wait on a Thursday at 7:30pm. [Overall] - I really wanted to like this place but unfortunately the food fell short my first time here. Maybe I came during an off day but I'm willing to give this place another try next time I'm back though. read more
2 years ago
Delicious ramen from Japan in Waikiki! Baikohken has amazing gyoza that tastes handmade and isn't too oily. I tried stix Asia's anniversary miso ramen and the broth was very tasty but not salty! I appreciated the broth was also light but not bland. It was the perfect umami broth in my opinion. I am so curious about their tonkotsu broth and will try that next time!! read more
3 years ago
I decided to try out one of the places that were in Stix Food Hall, and came across this place stating that they were featured in the Michelin guide. I got their spicy miso and it was pretty good. It wasn't that spicy and it has a nice flavor. The noodles were chewy and bouncy, and the pork was tender. My parents wanted to try out ramen as this was their first time. They got the shoyu ramen and miso ramen, and they both said the broth was way too salty for them. They did like the spicy miso ramen, but they also said that was salty as well. Their first time unfortunately didn't exceed to their expectations. I also got their zangi (fried chicken) paired with lemon and it was just okay. Out of the three ramens we've tried, I did like their spicy miso ramen the best. read more
got their shio ramen and it was good but not the best ramen i've had. made a quick stop here for dinner when we didn't know what to get and settled for the shortest wait. everyone was super nice with making sure our seating arrangements were situated. wouldn't come here again tho if there are other better ramen choices. read more
1 year ago
The ramen is pretty good. The fried chicken is great. Lightly battered and fried and flavorful and moist. Compared to next door, this feels lighter with less batter. But broth next door is definitely better. read more
8 months ago
This place is so cute and nice. The food is amazing and fresh! I LOVE how tender the meat is so yummy. Highly recommend for a dinner or late night out. 10/10 :) read more
3 years ago
Decent ramen in a food hall. The one across had the worst service so after waiting 20min to not even order, we tried this place out. Service much quicker and the food came out quick as well. The broth flavor is good but the chasu portion was pretty small. read more
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2250 Kalakaua Ave
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Honolulu, HI 96815
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