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    Michi Ramen

    3.7 (1.4k reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Closed 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    MICHI RAMEN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Chiana P.

    See,.it can all be so simple. I pay and get to choose what I want ! I've been eyeing this spot for a WHILE. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It definitely has the late night, tucked away, and fun feel[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] . The parking lot is small, but I was able to park with no problem. The menu is simple, but has tons of options. I got the michi and tons of toppings. I love having options so I can customize my dish to my liking. My toppings are pictured below. I took a taste of the broth first and wow whoo hooo amazing bursts of flavor!. My ramen was so flavor, I barely needed the chicken! The service was friendly and I didn't have to wait long despite so many take out orders. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I dined in to get the full experience.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] This ramen was delicious. I highly recommend and will most definitely be back.

    michi with medium broth and ajitama
    Mary S.

    I just love a big bowl of yummy ramen from this location. There is plenty of parking, and you can get it to go. We each had our favorite version of broth and protein. Mine was regular michi, chicken with egg. We also ordered edemame as a side. I had their Assam milk tea, which was just perfect. He liked it so much he had to order some for himself. Sorry, no free refills, lol. I really do need to come back more often!

    Ted C.

    My co-worker was going out to lunch at Michi with some folks and he asked me if I wanted to tag along. Head out of the office for some food? Count me in! [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's in a pretty nondescript building and their sign is in front of an outdoor patio that's covered. I wouldn't have known they were open from the front door.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]We walked in and the space was subdivided-it seemed like they converted part of it into a small Japanese style convenience store and then there was the restaurant side, which was just seating; not sure if you could have just bought snacks and had a seat at the table.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Ordering was done at the counter, I got their namesake ramen with chashu with kaedama, extra noodles and a peach iced tea from their cooler. My dish arrived and there was no additional noodles on the side. Which made me wonder if my kaedama was actually included or not. I got their strongest broth for an additional upcharge and it wasn't as rich as I thought it would be. I really want that stewed in, potent, in your face porkiness but I didn't get it, it was good but not as flavorful.

    Michi
    Samuel L.

    A small ramen shop that serves classic Japanese ramen flavors for a decent price. I had the classic michi ramen and it came with a large bowl of noodles, a lot of vegetables, and nice slices of pork belly. Nothing crazy to write home about here but the food was decent for the price. Overall, it is not a bad food option for someone looking to satisfy their ramen cravings!

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    Kim H.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]No bar. Order at the counter restaurant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There is a small parking lot to the left of it. Food came out fast. Favorite was the burnt ends but very salty. Also really like the friend octopus balls. Kimchi had a kick to it

    Takoyaki that is missing the toppings/seasoning, which gives it half its flavor.

    I'm pretty sure the staff here doesn't know their own recipes, let alone how to cook in general. I've eaten here 4 times in the last 4 months and it has been "meh" every time. Any dishes with whole chunks of meat (IE: karaage, curry, etc.) Is severely overcooked and bland. The ground meats are cooked better but still severely bland, and underseasoned. Every single time I have eaten here I got the takoyaki, and twice u got okonomiyaki fries, once the hot dogs. Every single time they were missing all the toppings their menu lists. Im actually shocked at how consistent they are with just not putting everything on your plate. Remember. The price of your food was calculated assuming everything is put on there, they are actively scamming you. Twice I ordered a rice bowl and got just.. a side of karaage with no rice or toppings. Again, scammed. The only thing that I recommend from here is the korokke, and even then it's pretty bland, and the okonomiyaki sauce has been a different color, consistency, and taste every time I've been here, which is.. very odd. Summary: food is extremely bland, meat is tough and dry, and you have to pay extra for seasoning, and they don't even put all the ingredients you paid for in the dish most of the time.

    Erika N.

    I've given this review a lot of thought because I don't believe in leaving reviews that are sub five stars without constructive criticism. For context, I do know how to make my own ramen broths. And I come from an area in California known for very high quality ramen. My husband got the dipping ramen. I got one of the more basic ramens. My ramen arrived completely foamy. When I flagged down the waitress to ask why that was, apparently they're using some sort of hand mixer to mix the broth. That's a huge red flag to me because a really good broth shouldn't have to need such aggressive mixing like that. Perhaps it was to get whatever pace they were using properly mixed but again, I have never been to a ramen establishment that needed such an aggressive shaking of a broth. It was also a little bit too salty but other than that, the meat tasted great. The broth would have tasted great if it wasn't a little overseasoned. The meat and my husband's dish was well prepared and had a nice barbecue flavor. However, after all is said and done, we paid almost $40 for ramen that was okay and he didn't improvement as far as technique is concerned. It seemed that other reviewers of this establishment feel the same. I suggest creating more processes regarding the expectations of a good quality broth. This is Austin. There are a lot of new food establishments popping up every day and there is simply too much competition here for us to waste another $40 on ramen, when we can get an even better ramen at Blue Fin Sushi for less money.

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    Still only doing takeout?

    Yes

    Is there any plans to return to in-person dining once we are back down to stage 3 or lower?

    We are doing dine-in, takeout and delivery through Uber Eats/DoorDash!

    Is the dine-in option re-opened yet or are they still takeout only?

    Still takeout only 😞

    Have they opened up the dining room for in-person dining yet?

    We are doing dine-in, takeout and delivery through Uber Eats/DoorDash!

    Is this more of a Korean or Japanese Style Ramen?

    Just as Neal said. It's primarily Japanese with some fusion like the Texas BBQ ramen. If you're looking for Korean-influenced, Haru Ramen (formerly Hanabi) is it. I don't recommend Haru though, honestly.

    So excited to try this place. But which egg should I get Ajitama or Onsen?

    Why not get both? The brussels are also an excellent addition!

    Any gluten free options?

    I believe they have a gluten free broth and instead of rice, you can get extra veggies. If you ask, the waiter can show you the "gluten free" tab on the tablet since they don't have a gluten-free menu. I don't think there are any gluten free noodle… 

    Do they use MSG?

    I was there today and they told me that everything except the veggie had msg.

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