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    Ramen ARASHI

    4.2 (148 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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    Kuro Ramen
    Yvonne C.

    The first time we went to Ramen Arashi, we actually weren't that impressed. But the ramen craving hit hard a couple weeks ago, so we gave them another try, and this time definitely left us with a better impression. Kuro. Black garlic tonkotsu is our go-to if it's on the menu. This hit all the marks for us -- rich broth, chewy noodles, and giant slices of pork. Not much more to be desired in tonkotsu ramen. Arashi Shoyu Ramen. A clearer soy sauce broth option for our kiddos to eat, but still plenty flavorful. Service was friendly and attentive. We'll be back when the next ramen craving inevitably hits!

    Sumiso Tataki Kyuri Salad ($7)
    Rachel L.

    The food was not bad for sure, but the service was so rude! My mom and brother came for dinner on a Wednesday. We shared two salads and a chicken karaage, and each got a ramen. The chicken karaage was my favorite part of the meal; juicy, crispy, well seasoned, and piping hot. The aka ramen was good but very salty and not as rich as I'd like. Also, it wasn't as hot as I thought it'd be. The maze soba here was pretty solid! Salads were refreshing and flavorful. There seemed to only be one worker when we went. She had attitude from start to finish. Kept asking us if we were ready to order when we weren't and walked away aggressively each time. My mom asked for extra napkins and she slammed them on our table?! Not sure what her problem was, but it made the overall dining experience awkward and unpleasant. The place itself was clean with anime music blasting in the background.

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    Fei C.

    Ramen Arashi is in the strip mall and there are plenty of parking (just need to walk a little). I ordered a black garlic oil ramen and chicken KaraAge. The ramen taste authentic though the portion is on the lighter side. The chicken KaraAge is $10 for 4 piecesc- comparatively speaking the taste is not as impressive and is on the pricier side. The service is ok as well (the waiter wasn't too thrilled it looks like as there is only 1 for 5 tables) . The ambience is ok as there are plenty of seating and tables. I would think the place is ok for a quick bite but not much as memorable.

    Edamame

    Walked in on a Tuesday night for an early dinner at 5:30 pm and noticed a couple things off. First there were no other customers and second there was a very faint smell of "restroom". We ordered the Edamame, Hiyayakko, Chashu Don, & Spicy Maze Soba and all were somewhat disappointing. The edamame were slightly tough/undercooked. The Hiyayakko had good flavor but there were hard pieces of fried garlic(?) that felt like I was chewing small pebbles. The Chashu Don was made with dry pulled pork instead of Chashu, however it was decent with the mayo and was good portion for the cost. The Spicy Maze Soba also came with dry pulled pork instead of Chashu and no ground pork as advertised. The bamboo and mushrooms were cold/lukewarm as if pulled straight out of the can. The only redeeming quality was that the noodles were fresh and had nice chewy texture. Service was friendly and prompt, and the food came out quickly which was nice. I don't know if something changed recently, but the quality of food did not match the reviews here in yelp.

    Siro ramen
    Maggie W.

    Came here on a Saturday with a party of four and was immediately seated. I ordered the kuro ramen with edamame as my appetizer. My friends ordered the chicken katsu curry, siro ramen, and arashi ramen (monster ramen). The edamame was delicious, steaming hot, and seasoned with some flaky sea salt. The kuro ramen was so yumm, the black garlic oil added a level of depth to the amazing tonkatsu broth that had been boiled for over 15 hours! They did not skimp on the quantity of food in this, and there was a pretty large amount of bean sprouts that I wasn't a fan of (maybe 50/50 on bean sprouts and ramen noodles) so if this is an issue for you I recommend requesting to adapt your order to have more or less, depending on your preference. The chicken katsu curry was breaded so well, and the curry was very reasonably priced too! I'd definitely order this next time given the chance, the portion sizes and amount of protein you get is definitely bang for your buck. Come support a small business and try Ramen Arashi, you won't be disappointed!

    Monster ramen
    Donna N.

    Portion size is huge! Very tasty ramen with an amazing portion of noodles, meat, and veggies making you completely full. The lady who I assume is the owner that served us was very kind. Seated us, served us our drinks and food. Great small business. It was so good, my husband wanted to come back the next day. He was able to order togo take out since they were closing at a specific time. My only con is: There is only one restroom and the handle for the toilet is a tad wonky when flushing.

    Jason G.

    I went here on a recommendation of a colleague. It was really great. Super selection of ramen and good spice level when ordered that way. Really flavorful and quick service.

    Arashi Ramen (Monster)
    Iris H.

    This is a hidden gem for a small ramen place at a corner of the plaza next to ranch 99 market! I got the original shiro ramen that's light refreshing but rich that's paired with thin ramen noodle. I would definitely get this again since I prefer regular tonkotsu flavor over miso or shoyu. My partner got the Arashi ramen that's more meaty/richer and this is paired with the thicker ramen noodle. I personally prefer the shiro over this. We also got fried calamari legs and seaweed salad that are also pretty good.

    Arashi shoyu ramen
    Cynthia Y. L.

    *LOCATION* This small ramen shop is located in the same plaza as the Ranch 99 asian grocery market. There's a parking lot (free) but it's usually hard to find a spot during mealtimes or weekends :( *WAIT TIME* My bf and I visited last Tuesday around 7:15pm. There were only a few tables eating at the time so we didn't have to wait to be seated. After we finished ordering, more people started trickling in. *FOOD* -Arashi shoyu ramen: broth was light and flavorful, noodles were a good consistency, pork was tasty, yummy scallops and toppings -Kuro (black roasted garlic oil): thick and full-bodied broth, good amount of toppings *SERVICE* The waiter was friendly and brought waters out for us right when we sat down. It also didn't take long for our ramen to come out. *AMBIENCE* This cute little shop has some nice décor inside. I love the modern light fixtures, wood accents and the big wall with various anime characters. It's definitely the right place for a bowl of ramen on a cold day!

    Ivy C.

    * BEWARE COMING ON THE WEEKEND. GETS HARD TO FIND PARKING Service was quick and also friendly. Ramen itself was truly authentic and tasted so good. I got their black garlic ramen. I'd say if you're craving ramen, this place will satisfy it. This place doesn't include an egg for you though. I thought the amount of food for the price point that gave was enough. They even have a ramen that is worth $13, so you can get something real quick for something cheap of such high quality. I wish the roasted pork slices provided were just alittle bit thicker since I thought it was pretty thin. Other than that, great place!

    Arashi Ramen (Monster)
    Sophie C.

    Pretty sure this is run by real Japanese staff, they speak the language and I don't mean a simple "welcome" with drumroll type of thing. Not sure why it took so long to visit here, perhaps it's the food court next door at 99 Ranch. A pretty small but straightforward menu. The dry ramen is a nice choice from the regular miso or spicy soup base most places serve. It is dry so be ready for that...I ended up taking about 3 spoons of soup from my partner's bowl but mixing it all together, I'd get this again. The Arashi special is also equally pleasing to the eye and tummy. Was really quiet on a Saturday lunch hour, maybe they do a lot more business around dinner time but it's a nice place to hang out solo or with friends, or a small family. High chair available :)

    Berna G.

    Come here for the maze soba! This soupless ramen is rich in flavor and comes with a variety of toppings. While it doesn't sit in a pool of ramen broth, there's a bit of residual umami oil from the ground pork that coats the chewy noodles. All the different textures from the noodles, meat, scallions, and other veggies collides into this dish. It's almost like a ramen meets a stirfry. It's a unique dish that not many ramen shops have on their menu and keeps me coming back here. I also tried the Arashi Ramen aka Monster Ramen that my bf ordered. The broth has a very strong flavor that's very porky and almost find of fishy? It wasn't my favorite but I loved the mountain of thinly sliced pork on top. It was so soft and literally melts in your mouth. There's also sweetness from the cabbage and chopped garlic throughout. We also shared their Ikageso Karaage (calamari) which was battered and fried really well. Large pieces of squid with a light seasoning. This comes with a small side of spicy mayo and a shaker can of togarashi powder. This spot has a cool collage image of popular anime and manga characters inside and jpop playing over the speakers. It's located in the warm springs plaza where 99 Ranch is and has decent parking.

    Kuro Black Roasted Garlic Oil $14
    Camila H.

    Yum!! This place is a hidden gem honestly!! If you're in the area, check it out!! The owner is actually Japanese :) The broth is sooo good, the noodles are delicious and the minced pork in the KURO black ramen is a great touch. Can't wait to be back and try the rest of the menu!

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    Hinodeya - Newark

    Hinodeya - Newark

    4.4
    (435 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $$

    House ramen never misses, excellent broth to sip on upon arrival. The spicy tan tan ramen was…read moreheavy, good but would probably prefer not to have spice in my broth next time. The new fried gyoza had a nice crunch to it, but the sauce was a bit heavy, and would prefer the original gyoza next time. Great post workout meal! Appropriate attentive service. You can order traditionally via waiter/menu, or just scan the QR code on the table to minimize interactions. I like how they add new seasonal items on the menu and have a lot of options on the QR menu to accommodate various customer preferences. Note to self: the ramen bowl itself is filling enough, we had trouble finishing with 2 extra apps.

    We came here with some friends, the decor looked nice inside. You can tell they've definitely used…read morean interior designer for the store. We were led to our seats and once we were given the menu, we started studying it meticulously. I got the HINODEYA "House" Ramen, my wife got the Beef Bowl "Gyudon", and our friend got a ramen with katsu in it. They asked me if I wanted my ramen mild, medium or hot in spiciness. I went with the medium option. I enjoyed my ramen. The broth was well made but I didn't notice much difference between the wheat noodle they've used versus normal noodle used in other shops. The portion was not big for its price and I was about 80% full from the bowl. When I tasted a bite of my wife's beef bowl, boy was I disappointed. They added way too much sauce and honestly I can't say this dish is good. The beef wasn't cut in the traditional way in how a gyudon should be and it turned out a little bit thicker which is a little weird for me. I would compared it to a Yoshinoya and the irony is that I actually like the beef bowl from Yoshinoya better at half the price? lol. Our friend shared a little bit of her katsu with us and we thought it was way too dry. Perhaps it's been sitting at the heat lamp for way too long... Overall, what I feel about Hinodeya is that they've definitely have some unique ideas in their dishes but the execution and consistency still needs to be worked on. I noticed that there were 4 different spicy level and I was a little curious as to what they were. It wasn't until I asked the waiter that they explained them to us. I was a little puzzled because this seems to be what they wanted to push but we just weren't told to us in our visit until way later... It's a 50/50 whether I'll come back or not. I think there are definitely improvements for a good ramen spot that people would crowd upon in the bay area for sure.

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    Ramen Shu

    Ramen Shu

    4.1
    (772 reviews)
    8.4 mi
    $$

    WHEN: Thur @1pm Sis…read moreand I met up with a friend for lunch, and we are so glad they do lunch specials! From M-F, 11:30am-2pm (closing) for just $19.90, you get to pick one of the ramen bowls, and one of appetizers that are listed (at half the size). Here's what we got: FRIED OYSTERS (5) - $12 This was not one of the appetizer options to the lunch specials but sis really needed her fried oysters, haha. This comes with a side of creamy sauce that tasted like a yummy potato salad. It was awesome! The fried oysters were very hot to be careful, and it was very much enjoyed even though it scraped the roof of my mouth, haha. TONKOTSU RAMEN - $16.95 Tonkotsu (Pork Broth) chashu pork, green onion, yellow onion, soft boiled egg, fried green onion, kikurage mushroom. I'm happy that we get a WHOLE egg and not just half! Everything about this bowl was so good and creamy! GYOZA (6) - $8 Chicken/Veggie pan fried post stickers. The lunch specials only come with 3 pieces, and I'm always happy when your savory finger food comes with a dip! No complaints here! KARAAAGE (6) - $10 Fried Boneless Chicken. The lunch specials only come with 3 pieces, but they are huge! Juicy dark meat pieces, with a nice creamy srirarcha dipping sauce! Also hot, so be careful! It just means it's fresh! They have a back room that was nice and quiet. You can smell the fresh clean laundry from the laundromat next door, haha. The service was great, and everyone was so nice and attentive. We enjoyed ourselves very much, and was happily full with leftovers to snack on later!

    Honestly really mid ramen, I've had way better before. The broth doesn't give me that "wow" factor…read morein terms of the depth of flavor. The establishment and staff as a whole are very sweet and nice though. Super casual spot and decent service. Wouldn't come back here again, but glad I got to try it out!

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    Yugo Ramen

    Yugo Ramen

    4.1
    (768 reviews)
    4.6 mi
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    Went to Yugo Ramen on Mother's Day with a table of six and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the…read morewhole experience was. Even during the lunch rush, we got seated quickly and the service stayed consistently fast and friendly. The menu is fairly focused, mostly ramen and donburi, but everything we ordered was done well. We tried a mix including chicken teriyaki, salmon teriyaki, vegetable donburi, and a ramen bowl. Portions are generous enough that we were sharing dishes across the table without any issue. We also ordered milk tea and an avocado slush, which were both better than expected and not just filler drinks. Atmosphere-wise, it's a nice space, modern, open, high ceilings, and comfortable even when it's busy. Overall, it's an easy recommendation: simple menu, solid execution, good portions, and smooth service. I'd definitely go back.

    Yugo Ramen is a family-run restaurant and one of the few businesses still holding on in this dying…read moremall in Newark. Besides the jewelry store, a hot topic and a children's gym/play space. I was randomly nearby and got hungry so I decided to stop and get some Ramen, which I'm a huge sucker for. I ordered their special (Yugo Ramen) with spicy paste and added corn to it to balance the spice. The broth was flavorful and the noodles were perfectly cooked. The char siu was generous in portion and well cooked and the perfectly runny egg topped it all off. Service was great. They came to check on me several times and kept my water glass full. Check arrived quickly and I settled the bill in no time. Wish they had more business as it is pretty solid ramen!

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    Tadamasa

    Tadamasa

    3.9
    (1.3k reviews)
    8.2 mi
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    So I'm over here trying to figure what to eat right and I pull up to this joint. It's a nice, cozy,…read morevery welcoming ramen spot. Upon my arrival the kind host greeted me immediately and allowed me to take a seat. I was unsure of what to order and I had asked the host what to get and he positioned for me to try the coconut miso ramen and lemme tell you it was honestly one of the best bowls of ramen I've had. The broth was incredibly rich and velvety, with the coconut adding a subtle natural sweetness that complemented the deep umami of the miso instead of overpowering it. It created a balanced, layered flavor that was both comforting and surprisingly refined. Every spoonful had depth, and the broth was so good that I found myself wanting to finish every last drop. The noodles had an excellent texture, firm with just the right amount of chew--allowing them to hold onto the broth beautifully. The toppings were fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and blended seamlessly with the overall dish, adding texture and flavor without distracting from the star of the bowl. What impressed me most was how harmonious everything tasted. Fusion flavors can sometimes feel forced, but this ramen was exceptionally well executed. The coconut and miso worked together to create something unique while still respecting the traditional character of ramen. If you're looking for a bowl that's comforting, flavorful, and a little different from the usual tonkotsu or shoyu, I can't recommend the Coconut Miso Ramen at Tadamasa highly enough. It's the kind of meal that stays on your mind long after you've finished eating, and I'll definitely be coming back for it. You ever slapped a lady while giving her the old baloney pony and it made you realize that this is the best thing ever to happen? It's similar to that feeling

    Located in the corner of a shopping center tucked away, we found this restaurant for a quick bite…read more We came just 30 minutes before closing and sat in a cozy booth. Our server said this place has been open for 16 years and we ordered gyoza, vegetable miso ramen, miso ramen, gyudon, chicken teriyaki donburi. Food came out piping hot and our server did it all - take orders and cook and serve! Quite impressive

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    Zen ambience. Dragon Ball Z fans will feel nostalgic.
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    Toro Sushi Stone Grill & Bar

    Toro Sushi Stone Grill & Bar

    3.9
    (1.3k reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    Premium sushi and barbecued meat clearly elevated by their beautiful presentations, clean and hip…read moreatmosphere, and relatively fair prices for a night out with a partner, coworkers, friends or family. Toro Sushi Stone Grill is situated in a huge space within Fremont's automall area and its unassuming exterior overly undersells what you'll experience inside. Just blocks away from the highway, you'll find yourself in a mini food Mecca with plenty of food and drink options in this area in addition to shopping and entertainment. However, for a fancy night out that will be sure to fill you up and amaze you with flavors and presentation, Toro's got you covered. Upon entering the space, you'll find yourself walking into what seems like a luxurious staging area as you wait to get seated. Peeking in, you'll catch a glimpse of their large dining two large dining spaces and the bar. Accented by colorful neon lights, you may get the feeling you've been dropped right into a hip club scene only to be brought back down to reality from the delicious smells wafting to your nose. We checked in with the host and were seated right away during our early evening dinner, however as it gets closer to peak time, the place can get pretty packed. We planned to eat some barbecue in addition to the sushi so got situated at a table with a grill. It seems the tables are best suited for about four patrons per cooker or otherwise, it might get a bit crowded. Furthermore, since you grill your meat yourself, having too many cooks may damper the experience. As we were seated, we were given menus and waters and left to peruse the different options and sets that were available. For those looking to grill, they have quite a few different set meals that include a variety of different meats and cuts and side dishes that ultimately could feed between two to four people. The premium meats like the high grade Wagyu are going to cost you a chunk of change but it may be worth the experience for those beef connoisseurs. For us, we opted for the gold set which portion-wise was perfect for our party of two. We also got their sushi sashimi set to get a nice sampling of their dish selection. To top things off, we also ordered a specialty roll, the pink lady. The first item to come out was the sushi set and it was downright beautiful as it came out stationed with different elevations, colors, and even a dry ice effect. The fish cuts looked fresh and portioned well. The rice faired well also and complemented each piece of fish just right. The pink lady roll was also very scrumptious; each bite had the perfect amount of sauce and balance in protein and rice. The wasabi was also pretty fresh and not your average green paste. Then it was time for the barbecue meats to shine - with each cut sectioned on its own pedestal and labeled separately, it was fun to cook through each bite and savor the tenderness and flavors. Alongside the meat, we had a small dish of fat to be used in cooking the meats - I thought this was an ingenious use of what is a typically discarded part of the animal. Most of the meats only needed about a minute to be ready to eat; once it was off the grill, it was dunked in some of the dipping sauces and went straight into our mouths. At the rate we were cooking, the grill got pretty caked up fast but the staff were just as quick to change it out for us. One issue I found cumbersome was the smoke lingered as the vents didn't seem strong enough to suck it out of our faces. Overall, Toro Sushi Stone Grill & Bar has everything you'd want for a celebratory meal - ambiance, service quality, variety of items, and presentation of food. You will end up paying a bit of a premium but for us, it was worth the experience. There sure are relative competitors nearby and all around the bay but Toro's a great option if you're looking to venture off from the crowds and put your money where the food's quality matches the price point. You'll get fair value and will leave with a full belly!

    Nope. I am only giving this two stars because the service…read morewas really nice. Our waiter was attentive and on it but I didn't have the heart to tell him how bad the food itself was. The inside decor was confusing but you're going to be immediately confused when they bring out Banchan? The bone marrow was just unseasoned ground beef? in a bone. The gyozas tasted like frozen gyoza and not the good kind unfortunately. The california roll and sashimi were passable at best. The best part of our meal was the wagyu sampler but even the salt they provide tasted off. It has this dried smoke flavoring that does not add an enjoyable experience or taste. The music sent me absolutely hysterical as it was playing 2000s pop while we were eating some of the most mediocre food I've had in awhile. I am flabbergasted as to why the reviews for this spot were as high as they were. I would give it a 2/10 if possible.

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    Ramen Nagi

    Ramen Nagi

    4.5
    (3.4k reviews)
    13.0 mi
    $$

    I've been to other locations and had to come here when visiting the bay because I loved the other…read moreones so much, I have to say that this one completely DOMINATES the others. The broth is absolutely UH-MAY-ZING. I don't know what this location does different from other places when prepping but the food is freaking immaculate, it tastes like I'm back in the homeland! The service here is A++++++. You can tell that this place is well managed. The whole experience felt efficient running smooth as butter. I needed accomodations for my food and sometimes I feel like I'm asking too much, but the manager here really made me feel comfortable with everything I asked and met all my needs with a smile on his face so a big thanks to Michael! This place can get hectic but e v e r y single worker looked as if they genuinely loved their job while kicking a$$ which made it THAT much more enjoyable to eat here!

    Ramen Nagi never disappoints! I came on a Wednesday evening and waited about 45 minutes, which is…read morepretty standard here. I love that they give you an omotenashi sheet so you can tailor every single element of your bowl to your exact liking. My absolute go-to is the Red King. It's packed with a rich, savory flavor and delivers the perfect spicy kick. The ratio of noodles, veggies, and tender meat in the bowl is always spot on. Definitely add the tamago (Japanese egg) to your bowl because it takes the broth to an entire new level! For an appetizer, I also highly recommend the chicken karaage, which is super crispy and tender. Between the customizable bowls, top-tier flavors, and consistent quality, it remains one of my absolute favorite ramen spots.

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