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Fukuryu Ramen

3.8 (300 reviews)
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Leslie A.

Not the best ramen place we have tried, but I was glad to get it bc we don't have ramen by us Bao was good Service was good Ambiance is good It's convenient - I don't have to rush back

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Todd K.

Love this area of Dublin and I stopped in for a bowl of Ramen. Amazing staff, nice atmosphere and fantastic Ramen. Had the Japanese Fried Chicken as well and it hit the spot. A must try if you are near.

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Christina D.

I live right by Tensuke and Meshikou, so I have high standards for ramen, but this stuff is pretty good overall. Nicely seasoned, excellent eggs, and a great variety of options if shoyu broth isn't your thing. Service can be spotty but is generally good, and while the overall look isn't the coziest and a bit stereotypical-feeling, the many windows make this an excellent spot for peoplewatching.

SPICY Fried Chicken Teriyaki Onigiri & Chili Crisp Cucumbers
Jennifer R.

This was some of the best stuff I tried here. I'm never impressed with their ramen (everything compares to Meshikou) but it's still nice. As someone who likes some heat, I am disappointed in how spicy they make their ramen though. A "half chili" is stupid hot. Twice now I've had to throw away my ramen when ordered though delivery because I couldn't complain in person. This sucks because I have to order w no heat then :/ I just don't think someone is measuring that correctly! The chili crisp cucumber salad was ones of my favorite things. The steam bun was yummy & saucy. The Nori fries appear on their app for order but not on their actual menu. They made them for me no problem! The spicy chicken onigiri was pretty good, not mind blowing. Definitely nothing spicy about it. I think I would have liked it more if they had the crab or shrimp one I wanted to try. The Nihon Gin & Juice is always yummy and a steal at the price. Their cocktails are batched & on draft I believe. Overall, I really appreciate that they got all these new seasonal goodies and everything was good, including the service. It's just that I wouldn't bring someone here for mind blowing Japanese.

Tonkotsu Ramen ( with chopped pork :( )
Adri C.

I am a ramen fanatic, but this was surprisingly my first time trying Fukuryu. Before trying other things, I judge a ramen joint by their black garlic ramen or classic tonkotsu. Black garlic ramen IS served here, but sadly, not on Sunday. Opting for their tonkotsu, it was pretty good but not as good as any other ramen place I've tried in Columbus. I prefer a creamier broth, but their tonkotsu broth is pretty thin and not as savory as others I've tried. The toppings were mid, although the egg was perfect. One of my favorite parts of ramen is the couple pieces of pork belly that come with it, which was advertised to come with the tonkotsu. But sadly, I was given lil chopped bits of pork belly, which was good, but not as good or generous as full pieces. The restaurant itself had a lot of seating and was very clean. The employees were pretty nice in the brief interactions we had. Overall, Fukuryu is okay, but I'd much prefer to go literally anywhere else for ramen.

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Trisha H.

I haven't been here since right before the 2020 shutdown. I left that day unimpressed (as it was my birthday dinner) -- did they get new owners since? Well, either way, today was the perfect day for a bowl of ramen and I had high hopes. There is a lot of construction going on in the Bridge Park area. It's exciting to see other areas of Columbus be built up, especially with a good food scene! There is some street parking nearby if you're lucky. If not, there is a parking garage just up the block for a short 2min walk. The outdoor seating looks wonderful for the warmer months! There is plenty of seating, even for groups (tables up to 8) as well as bar seating. The restaurant is clean and welcoming. At wach table, there is a box of chopsticks, forks, napkins, soy sauce, spices, and sesame seeds. I stopped in around 1:45 so it was pretty quiet but still had a few patrons since they open at noon. I grab some iced green tea. I knew what I getting into because the sign clearly stated it was unsweetened and had match - but it was still a grassy punch in the face They do not hold back on flavor! The hibiscus ginger tea also had a strong ginger flavor but it was really good. Both are really good palette cleansers or to cool off the spice! I ordered a Signature Tonkatsu ramen bowl and made it spicy. You have the option of 1-4 - I opted for 1 at first, but the employee mentioned it would be similar to a jalapeño, so I asked what a level 2 is close to - habanero. Sign. Me. Up. I took a few photos - well, you know - for Yelp. Then I dug in. I tested the ear wood mushrooms -- a nice crunch! Then the housemade bamboo shoots, delish! Not too mushy, but not undercooked. Then for the main event -- the noodles. I was pleasantly surprised at how chewy and flavorful they were! The portion was really great on the toppings, especially the Tonkatsu. Perfectly sliced pieces, arranged beautifully. Some ramen places serve small bowls and leave you still hungry while charging you an arm and a leg. Not here. I am still so full an hour later! The pork broth was so flavorful and rich, while not being too oily. The restrooms are in the back. If you walk towards the large dragon on the red wall, then turn at the kegs, you'll find your destination.

Chicken Ramen
Abbie S.

I've been meaning to try this place for a while now and finally had it on a perfect chilly day. A lot of seating inside, order as soon as you walk. The food is brought to you wherever you decide to sit. The chicken ramen was a little different then what I thought it was but the flavor was there! Mine was very hot and had lots of noodles. The only thing I was slightly disappointed about was the selection on the menu, I feel like there needs to be more options.

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Antora S.

We went on a cold Saturday night. Seems perfect night to have some warm ramen. We were expecting the place to be busy, but to our surprise, it was not at all. There is limited parking space for street parking but plenty of parking space in the parking lot, which is right across the street from this place. Soon as we entered, we placed our order at the counter and found a place to sit. The food came out fairly quickly. We ordered the Yuzu Ginger Lemonade, Chicken Ramen bowl, Chicken Gyoza, and Chicken Rice bowl. The chicken Ramen came with chicken on the side. Over all the Ramen was good, but it was a bit salty, and generally Ramens are salty but adding the chicken did not help with the salt at all, it became even more salty. The Gyoza was just blend. The chicken rice bowl was the best out of everything. The chicken seemed be a little over fried, but the sauce that they used made everything come together and it tasted great, The Ginger Lemonade wasn't bad but its not sweet and definitely is heavy on the ginger side. If you never had Ramen, it is definitely worth a try, but I would not be a regular at this place.

Signature Tonkotsu Ramen
Michelle T.

At this ramen place, you order at the counter, then sit at any table, and they serve the food to you. Despite it being pretty busy at the time, the worker there gave us our food within 20ish minutes. We noticed there weren't many workers, probably since it is during the holidays, and the few workers that were there did a good job controlling the rush. Overall, the food tasted pretty good! The broth was pretty salty though, and we would have preferred more meat in our dish. (only two pieces in each dish!)

Jessica C.

This was one of my first favorite finds when moving to Columbus. Ramen is a comfort food and a staple for me, and we tried a handful of ramen places around Columbus before deciding this chain is our favorite, hands down. We first visited the Polaris location, but have now tried every location and frequent the Dublin location every few weeks. The chicken ramen is one of my favorites. The chicken is fresh, doesn't feel overly fried, and it really hits the spot as one of my favorite comfort foods. We dine in when we can, it's hit or miss. Often the ramen will come a good amount of time before the chicken, I've found that our last few visits it's taken longer and longer to get the chicken. But we also order frequently to go and rarely have an issue. The food tastes better in the restaurant though. They do have a great selection of teas!

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