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    Haru

    4.3 (467 reviews)
    ModerateRamen
    Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Takoyaki
    Myrna S.

    It's been a while since we've eaten at Haru. When we entered the restaurant, they had a few customers but weren't very busy. Ou5 5-person party was sat at a nearby table. We ordered a couple orders of Takoyaki, a Curry Katsudon (with a pork cutlet), a Katsudon (with a chicken cutlet) and an Oyakodon. The food arrived quickly; first the Takoyaki and our sides (pickled shitaake and an extra bowl of steamed rice). Eventually each of the rice bowls arrived at our table, fresh and pipping hot- the rice was nuclear. We had to sit and let it cool off fora while, we wondered how the rice could stay that hot, that long. Eventually, we all were able to enjoy our meals and half of my Oyakodon was still too hot to eat, so I took it home. Overall, our visit was positive, we ate great food at a resonable price and the service was friendly and attentive enough.

    Maria G.

    Haru Ramen is hands down the best ramen in Reno! If you love a kick of heat, their Tonkotsu Shoyu with level 5 spice is an absolute must-try. The broth is a deep, rich red, packed with incredible savory flavor and a real fire intensity that true spice lovers will appreciate.To top it all off, they have a great selection of snacks to buy. I always make sure to grab the strawberry fish ice cream (Samango) dessert on my way out. It is so ridiculously good I could easily eat five. Between the fiery red broth and the sweet treats, this spot never disappoints. Highly recommend!

    Lychee martini
    Helen A.

    Overall rating: 4.5/5 I have been to Haru multiple times, with friends, family, ordering take-out or dining in. I finally decided to opt out of my usual Miso ramen order and try the donburi. My absolute favorite appetizers are the karaage chicken and takoyaki, it is very hard to find quality of either in town and each order has never been less than great. The menu is detailed and include vegetarian and vegan options. I had the chicken curry katsudon, the chicken was breaded and fried well, and the curry contained potatoes, carrots, and onions, yet it felt really heavy on the carrots, and I couldn't finish them all. My partner had the Kuro ramen, which he gets every time, but this time level 3 spice didn't seem spicy. Whenever we order to-go, it is visibly clear when it is level 3. The service was fast and friendly for a Thursday night, the lychee martini and draft Sapporo that we always order still tasted as good as ever.

    Menu
    Xue C.

    I have been wanting to try out this ramen restaurant and Haru did not disappoint. Upon entering, a staff member greeted us and asked if we preferred the bar or table. We opted for a table. The interior is very open and you are able to see the cooks/chefs making the food if you sit at the bar. The inside also has a corner with snacks to buy. This is my second time here and it is still good. I ordered the Haru Shoyu Ramen. The ramen was not overcooked and everything was seasoned well. The staff are efficient at their job and got our orders in at a timely manner. The wait was not very long for the food to come out. Definitely would come back here again and try other items on the menu.

    Haru Shoyu Ramen
    Alexis A.

    Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 5/5 My coworkers love this place and now I see why! This is one of the most flavorful bowls of ramen I've had in Reno!! I haven't stopped thinking about it since I had it. My friends have tried other non-Ramen bowls on the menu and had great things to say about it. They open at 11:30 and are usually packed by 12, so get there early for lunch! The servers did a good job of managing the large crowd. There's plenty of seating for large parties (I've been here with a group of 8), a spacious pickup/takeout area, and small bar seating (but they don't serve regular bar drinks). I need to get back here ASAP to try some more menu items!

    Easy Access
    Diane P.

    I have never been to Haru and my friends wanted to meet there before the movies so I said "why not". I got there first and walk in and immediately greeted. I said " I need a table for 5. We normally don't seat you until your party is all here. I said "can I order a beer while I wait". We take the orders when you sit down. Can I sit at the bar? He finally let me sit at the table then one of my friends showed up and I was so happy! We had service immediately and I ordered a Sapporo and my friend ordered appetizers while others arrived shortly after. My friend is obsessed with Ramen. He's like Diane you must try it. I wasn't feeling hungry and I was saving myself for movie popcorn so I chose to get the potbelly screwers and the short ribs. I found the potbelly to be gaming tasting and the ribs to be tough, but flavorful. I really loved the dumplings/potstickers were my favorite. I wish I ordered those as my main dish. The Japanese fried chicken was good too. I loved the Japanese candy selections. Fun to try something new. I need to go back and try the Ramen is my goal when I'm super hungry for noodles. I was so busy catching up with friends I forgot to take photos of the food. Next time!!

    Priscilla Y.

    I found Haru near my hotel when I wanted noodle soup. Fortunately, I got there before the dinner rush. The restaurant was a third full when I arrived, but shortly after I ordered, the place filled up and there was a wait for tables and take-out. I ordered the Haru Ramen, which had straight noodles, pork belly, soft boiled egg, wood ear mushrooms, fishcake, nori, and black garlic oil in a tonkatsu broth. I had it in level 1 spicy, which wasn't spicy, but had a a little kick to it. The broth was so flavorful. One of the fishcakes was cold so I dunked it in the broth. I wish I had gotten the wavy noodles instead, but the meal as a whole was delicious and satisfying for this cold windy night. Service was attentive, but since the restaurant was busy, it took a while for the ramen to come out. On the right side of the restaurant, they sell Asian snacks and ice cream.

    Curry Katsudon
    Scott L.

    Haru is located in a business center near the airport and has plenty of public parking. The restaurant has rice bowls, ramen, udon and yakitori skewers in addition to a full bar. A small grocery section with a limited supply of Japanese items is located next to the entrance. I did a quick review and noted Japanese ice creams, Onigiri, cream rolls, cookies, chips, sodas, and alcohol for purchase. As for the dining, we had the Curry Katsudon, Kuro Ramen, Chicken Skin Skewer, Kalbi Skewer and Pork Belly Skewer. Really liked the Katsudon and Ramen and skewers were good except for the Pork Belly which was a little too dried out for our taste. Service is quick, interior is clean and bright, and food is affordable and good. Will go back for the Chicken Skin Skewer and Kuro Ramen for sure.

    Amanda V.

    Stopped in for some dinner this evening with my family. The inside is super cute and looks pretty clean. They have some refrigerated areas with special drinks snacks and ice creams you can choose from which is pretty neat! I got the miso ramen and my husband got the spicy miso both of them were very tasty!! Service can use a bit of help but overall the food was tasty! If your craving ramen this is a good option

    Ice cream,
    Kevin L.

    Craving for Japanese food, dropped by Haru tucked away on Longley Ln. My second visit to this restaurant. This restaurant is vibrant, and busy, and crowed, 20 minutes wait time. Worth the wait. In the corner of the restaurant is little store that's sell Japanese snacks of different variations. I got the Japanese chicken curry served with rice. It contains chicken, curry with vegetables. Good flavor, I wish it had little heat or spice. The portion was perfect. Just lacking spiciness.

    Michelle C.

    I saw online that haru sold the trendy ice cream that looked like fruit and its usually hard to find. So my fiancee and I had to go and get it.. funny thing, we went but didnt end up buying that.. lol. We had never been there before and when we walked in we were surprised to see they have a little international store in the back of the restaurant. So much to look at it from snacks to spices to cold and frozen items.. they had so many different flavors of oreos and kit kats! they had fridges and freezers with drinks, coffees, ice cream , dessert items, ect.. It was all set up nicely and easy to access all the items. The restaurant looked nice and clean. We didn't eat there this time but will go back because everything sounded good. The staff was also very nice and wasnt bothered that we were there just for the store part. We ended up getting different flavored rice crackers and had to try different flavors of kit kats.. along with some cookies and tea.. Cant wait to go back for items and the restaurant.

    Bacon wrapped Scallops
    Kirby D.

    A simple Ramen House that prioritizes the quality of their food over bougie frivolities. Starting with the appetizers, we ordered the Galbi (beef short ribs). Cooked to perfection, with a touch of char from the grill and pure deliciousness in terms of taste. Not feeling overly peckish, I ordered the Negima Yakitori (chicken thigh). Another perfect dish. The chicken was grilled perfectly with the chicken cooked but still tender and moist. I also had bacon wrapped scallops. The chef is a master griller, cooking the scallops to perfection. So delicious. On to the mains. My wife ordered the Gyudon. A traditional dish with thin sliced beef ribeye simmered in dashi and soy sauce with onions and green onions, served over rice. While attractive, my wife said the flavor was "meh". We also ordered the Pork Katsudon, breaded pork cutlet and eggs simmered in dashi and soy sauce with onions and green onions, served over rice. and our last dish was the Kuro Ramen (extra spicy!). Tonkotsu stock, shio tare and straight noodles. Topped with pork belly, a soft-boiled egg, beansprouts, woodear mushroom, fishcake, green onions, seaweed, and black garlic oil. Our friend's favorite, as he finished every drop. A nice Japanese diner that prioritizes quality over flash. I like it.

    Vegetable tempera udon
    Karen A.

    Updating review with pictures. Had the following items for the first time, 10/10 recommend: -udon with tempura vegetables: LOTS of interesting veggies like shishito peppers, yams, zucchini, mushrooms, eggplant -pickled cucumber: less like a dill pickle and more like a mildly marinated cucumber

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    Ask the Community - Haru

    Is it all you can eat sushi?

    No. It's a Japanese Ramen bar. No sushi. Ramen, rice bowls, yakitori.

    Do they serve any sushi here?

    No.

    Do they take reservations?

    No. First come first serve seating only

    Do you sell gift cards?

    Yes! You can use their gift cards at haru or hinoki poke only though (not sushi)

    Is it open for dine in yet?

    It's open for dine in.

    Do they offer gluten free options?

    Does this place offer any type of broth without pork? Like vegetable or chicken?

    They are in soft opening. Come grand opening in a few weeks they will offer vegetarian and vegan options

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