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So I remember this place. Years ago I would go hang out with my girlfriend after she got off work, and we would go to their Walnut Creek location if we had a craving for Ramen. The very first time I had them, I thought it was really good. But for some reason over time I felt like the quality in flavor slightly went down over time. That being the case I was a little worried about trying this other location since my previous experience wasn't the best. However recently Im happy to say that my experience was a bit better than the last time. I really enjoyed the Karaage. The meat was crispy and juicy. As for my ramen, I got a Tonkotsu. My favorite thing with ramen is the broth. Hiroshi's broth was really tasty. I think sometimes you'll never have as good experience as the first time you try something. That's how I feel with this Ramen place. The ramen was good but it just scratches the itch for me. It's not something that makes me crave it again the next day.
This restaurant never disappoints... the chicken Kara age... a must try. When it comes to ramen - The Hiroshi Tonkatsu is my favorite. Service you get is always with a smile and everyone very pleasant and always making sure all your needs are met. The ambience... check the pictures and perhaps try the place and judge for yourself.
Was in the mood for some ramen so we checked out Ramen Hiroshi in San Ramon. Similar to their Walnut Creek location in terms of the menu, but so much more seating here! Awesome on the space- larger indoor seating space and some outdoor as well. We were seated immediately, and we ordered the following appetizers- Chicken karaage- pretty good! Crispy and juicy. Pan fried gyoza- looked pretty neat, but the part that's crispy wasn't crispy. The gyoza part itself was mushier than we would have liked. I ended up eating most of them since the kids wasn't a fan unfortunately. We also each got a ramen. I've had their tonkotsu ramen and miso ramens at their other location so I tried their shio ramen this time. Not really a fan of the broth, but I do like the curly noodles a bit more compared to the thin noodles in the tonkotsu ramen. The stuff in the ramen was pretty good- seaweed, chashu, egg, etc. it was an alright bowl of ramen, but not something I would crave. For us 4, it was nearly $100 before tip. If we return, I'd try other appetizers and a different ramen.
We walked into Ramen Hiroshi for a quick bite while running errands. The chain has Walnut Creek and San Francisco locations so I was feeling optimistic- turns out the service was super quick and food turned out decent. For the ramen, I'd give it a 3/5 - the tonkotsu broth was fine. Somewhat Rich and flavorful enough...but for the amount of noodles, I do wish they gave more broth. I love firm noodles with a good bite and these were almost there. If I came again, I would ask for extra firm noodles. Halfway through my meal, the noodles got too soft that I left most of them which felt like a big disappointment and something I don't normally do. The chashu was fatty and tender- good stuff. I would pass on the fried squid legs. Overcooked, tough, and too bready. We also tried a bowl of their chicken shio broth which was actually very good. Overall, I would come back if I was craving ramen in the area, but I don't think it would rank as high as other ramen brands in the Bay Area.
The thin chewy ramen was really good. The broth brought me back to Japan again. Everyone there was super helpful and nice and attentive. The place was super clean and well maintained. The pork chashu was extra thick. (I like mine thin with more veggies ) but nonetheless ; it was excellent ramen.
Came here for late lunch. Not a bad place for ramen. Had the hiroshi tonkostu ramen for $18. Has good amount of flavor. Okay amount of food. Small place. Located inside the plaza. Only one lady working in the restaurant plus cooker. But friendly setvice
Quick dinner. It was a pleasant experience. Service was fast. tasty broth could have been hotter. Place was nice -- clean and organized. Our server was nice.
I have passed by this spot on the second floor of city center and never tried it- I was missing out! We had their ramen, chicken katsu and and s single skewer of grilled chicken thigh (can't remember the exact name but this worked out for my toddler). Chicken was delicious and crispy! The ramen had plenty of broth for the noodles. The meat was tender. Miso soup was tue best I have had in a long time. For kids they give a cute plastic bowl and utensils. Servers were quick and checked in periodically. Will be back!
The food here was really meh. My friend had a ramen and I ordered the lunch special teishoku black cod set and we shared a wings as appetizer. My fish was not fresh and the miso soup was very salty. The chicken wings... 4 pieces for $9. Service was good though, the lady helping us was very friendly and attentive.
Let me start with what I did like: The food was pretty delicious. We ordered a shoyu ramen, a tonkotsu ramen, and the tonkatsu dinner set. aside from the shoyu broth being bland, both ramen were solid bowls of ramen. The chashu pork was not overly fatty and slightly seared. The best dish was imo the tonkatsu, which was very tender and tasty. We also had the gyoza, which I felt tasted similar to those we get from supermarkets. However, on a not so busy Monday night, we waited over 30 mins for our food to arrive at the table. When we asked the waitress, she explained it was because many customers all came in at the same time. Well, we also saw another table got their food before us even though they sat down and ordered after us. When we paid more attention we realized that only one waitress was serving the entire restaurant... no wonder our food was a bit on the lukewarm side. Maybe it's bad luck but I won't rush to come back here.
Great ramen place in the heart of beautiful citi center in San Ramon. We had the chicken miso ramen and yuzu soyu vegetarian ramen and it was delicious. The yuzu ramen had lot of pepper but it was nice and hot to the taste buds!!
came here on a saturday for a late lunch. the place was not busy so we're were promptly seated and served. staff was very attentive and even got us plastic plates, bowls and utensils for our toddlers! how thoughtful! they even had high chairs or booster chairs to choose from. i LOVED the raw edge tables in the center of the restaurant! the food was excellent! the takoyaki tasted well made and still had the little flakes moving on top. the tonkatsu ramen had radish? in it that made it a bit different. the yuzu ramen was also interesting since we've never seen that before. it was spicy so beware! refreshing! tip! there are 2 booths in the back from larger parties, you don't have to squish into the regular seating up front.
It takes 40 mins to serve a tonkatsu and it does not taste good. The meat is old and the outside is too dry. The rice is only 1/3 of the bowl. The ramen is too salty and the vegetable comes with very strong sauce. The blanched spinach has too much miso paste, too salty. Only the takoyaki tasted ok but other than that Definitely not worth the wait.
I was meeting with a friend for lunch and we decided to meet somewhere in the middle. I mentioned that there were a lot of shops at Bishop Ranch, so we chose this as our meeting location. From all the available shops, she really wanted ramen, so we gave this place a try. They are located on the second level of the center and there was plenty of seating. My friend and her boyfriend and I were seated right away with the kind waitress. Looking at the menu, I know I had to try their signature ramen as well as a delicious appetizer. Chicken Karaage: This was delicious and crispy. The chicken was also moist and the Mayo sauce was good. I really enjoyed how the chicken was not oily at all and it was packed with flavor. This was a delicious starter. Hiroshi Tonkotsu Ramen: This is their signature ramen. It is a pork broth ramen filled with thinner noodles, an egg, bamboo, mushrooms, scallions and some truffle oil of sort, and not to mention two pieces of pork. Overall, this was a delicious broth. The soup was not too salty for me and the flavor was divine. The noodles were a bit thin for my liking, but still good. My only gripe was that once the broth settles and you eat most of everything, I cannot sip my broth due to the grainy texture I get at the end. Overall, I had a good time here with my friend and her boyfriend. I see myself coming back here again. read more
7 days ago
Finally tried this place out but can't say we plan to return. The broth of the Tonkotsu Shouyu Ramen was a bit thin - fine, but not anything to come back to. The karaage is as good as everyone says, but the ramen just doesn't match it's quality and it's not enough to warrant a return visit. read more
This restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of a really nice outdoor mall in San Ramon. There is plenty of parking available. It was a rainy day and I wanted to get something with soup to warm me up. The mall and restaurant was quite empty for a Monday evening and I was able to get a table fairly quick. The hostess/server was very nice and professional. I ordered the Hiroshi Tonkatsu Ramen together with the Spicy Chicken Wings. The ramen itself was just OK. It was not a memorable taste and the broth was a little lacking. The spicy chicken wing were also a little lacking in flavor. It just seem to have a spicy taste and the wing were quite small (serving size of 4 wings). Overall it was just OK. read more
10 months ago
So I remember this place. Years ago I would go hang out with my girlfriend after she got off work, and we would go to their Walnut Creek location if we had a craving for Ramen. The very first time I had them, I thought it was really good. But for some reason over time I felt like the quality in flavor slightly went down over time. That being the case I was a little worried about trying this other location since my previous experience wasn't the best. However recently Im happy to say that my experience was a bit better than the last time. I really enjoyed the Karaage. The meat was crispy and juicy. As for my ramen, I got a Tonkotsu. My favorite thing with ramen is the broth. Hiroshi's broth was really tasty. I think sometimes you'll never have as good experience as the first time you try something. That's how I feel with this Ramen place. The ramen was good but it just scratches the itch for me. It's not something that makes me crave it again the next day. read more
8 days ago
This restaurant never disappoints... the chicken Kara age... a must try. When it comes to ramen - The Hiroshi Tonkatsu is my favorite. Service you get is always with a smile and everyone very pleasant and always making sure all your needs are met. The ambience... check the pictures and perhaps try the place and judge for yourself. read more
Was in the mood for some ramen so we checked out Ramen Hiroshi in San Ramon. Similar to their Walnut Creek location in terms of the menu, but so much more seating here! Awesome on the space- larger indoor seating space and some outdoor as well. We were seated immediately, and we ordered the following appetizers- Chicken karaage- pretty good! Crispy and juicy. Pan fried gyoza- looked pretty neat, but the part that's crispy wasn't crispy. The gyoza part itself was mushier than we would have liked. I ended up eating most of them since the kids wasn't a fan unfortunately. We also each got a ramen. I've had their tonkotsu ramen and miso ramens at their other location so I tried their shio ramen this time. Not really a fan of the broth, but I do like the curly noodles a bit more compared to the thin noodles in the tonkotsu ramen. The stuff in the ramen was pretty good- seaweed, chashu, egg, etc. it was an alright bowl of ramen, but not something I would crave. For us 4, it was nearly $100 before tip. If we return, I'd try other appetizers and a different ramen. read more
11 months ago
We walked into Ramen Hiroshi for a quick bite while running errands. The chain has Walnut Creek and San Francisco locations so I was feeling optimistic- turns out the service was super quick and food turned out decent. For the ramen, I'd give it a 3/5 - the tonkotsu broth was fine. Somewhat Rich and flavorful enough...but for the amount of noodles, I do wish they gave more broth. I love firm noodles with a good bite and these were almost there. If I came again, I would ask for extra firm noodles. Halfway through my meal, the noodles got too soft that I left most of them which felt like a big disappointment and something I don't normally do. The chashu was fatty and tender- good stuff. I would pass on the fried squid legs. Overcooked, tough, and too bready. We also tried a bowl of their chicken shio broth which was actually very good. Overall, I would come back if I was craving ramen in the area, but I don't think it would rank as high as other ramen brands in the Bay Area. read more
6 months ago
The thin chewy ramen was really good. The broth brought me back to Japan again. Everyone there was super helpful and nice and attentive. The place was super clean and well maintained. The pork chashu was extra thick. (I like mine thin with more veggies ) but nonetheless ; it was excellent ramen. read more
Came here for late lunch. Not a bad place for ramen. Had the hiroshi tonkostu ramen for $18. Has good amount of flavor. Okay amount of food. Small place. Located inside the plaza. Only one lady working in the restaurant plus cooker. But friendly setvice read more
1 year ago
Quick dinner. It was a pleasant experience. Service was fast. tasty broth could have been hotter. Place was nice -- clean and organized. Our server was nice. read more
10 months ago
I have passed by this spot on the second floor of city center and never tried it- I was missing out! We had their ramen, chicken katsu and and s single skewer of grilled chicken thigh (can't remember the exact name but this worked out for my toddler). Chicken was delicious and crispy! The ramen had plenty of broth for the noodles. The meat was tender. Miso soup was tue best I have had in a long time. For kids they give a cute plastic bowl and utensils. Servers were quick and checked in periodically. Will be back! read more
The food here was really meh. My friend had a ramen and I ordered the lunch special teishoku black cod set and we shared a wings as appetizer. My fish was not fresh and the miso soup was very salty. The chicken wings... 4 pieces for $9. Service was good though, the lady helping us was very friendly and attentive. read more
Let me start with what I did like: The food was pretty delicious. We ordered a shoyu ramen, a tonkotsu ramen, and the tonkatsu dinner set. aside from the shoyu broth being bland, both ramen were solid bowls of ramen. The chashu pork was not overly fatty and slightly seared. The best dish was imo the tonkatsu, which was very tender and tasty. We also had the gyoza, which I felt tasted similar to those we get from supermarkets. However, on a not so busy Monday night, we waited over 30 mins for our food to arrive at the table. When we asked the waitress, she explained it was because many customers all came in at the same time. Well, we also saw another table got their food before us even though they sat down and ordered after us. When we paid more attention we realized that only one waitress was serving the entire restaurant... no wonder our food was a bit on the lukewarm side. Maybe it's bad luck but I won't rush to come back here. read more
1 year ago
Great ramen place in the heart of beautiful citi center in San Ramon. We had the chicken miso ramen and yuzu soyu vegetarian ramen and it was delicious. The yuzu ramen had lot of pepper but it was nice and hot to the taste buds!! read more
3 months ago
came here on a saturday for a late lunch. the place was not busy so we're were promptly seated and served. staff was very attentive and even got us plastic plates, bowls and utensils for our toddlers! how thoughtful! they even had high chairs or booster chairs to choose from. i LOVED the raw edge tables in the center of the restaurant! the food was excellent! the takoyaki tasted well made and still had the little flakes moving on top. the tonkatsu ramen had radish? in it that made it a bit different. the yuzu ramen was also interesting since we've never seen that before. it was spicy so beware! refreshing! tip! there are 2 booths in the back from larger parties, you don't have to squish into the regular seating up front. read more
10 months ago
It takes 40 mins to serve a tonkatsu and it does not taste good. The meat is old and the outside is too dry. The rice is only 1/3 of the bowl. The ramen is too salty and the vegetable comes with very strong sauce. The blanched spinach has too much miso paste, too salty. Only the takoyaki tasted ok but other than that Definitely not worth the wait. read more
1 year ago
1 month ago
Came here yesterday for lunch around 1pm, I got the regular hiroshi ramen ($18) and takoyaki ($10). Casual vibes Pros: - huge portion of yummy ramen noodles - I like the thin texture and they give you a LOT of noodles. - Delicious takoyaki!! Loved the little radish on top and sauce that they put on. Not too much batter, which I really appreciate. - Lots of available seating (at least during lunch) - Pretty quick service, the waitress was really efficient - Easy parking lot to utilize at Bishop Ranch - Really well cooked egg (easily my favorite part of ramen ahha) - decent tasting broth! - They let you take out ingredients if you don't like all of them Cons: - the cha siu was a little too fatty for me - While the takoyaki is really tasty, a little pricey for 6 small balls (feels like nigiri pricing lol) Overall, not bad! It was perfect for a colder day since we were in the area shopping. read more
8 months ago
Felt like having a warm bowl of noodles on a rainy chilly day. I haven't been here in a while and I remember how good their ramen was. We were greeted right away, seated right away, and service was friendly. Food was a little bit of a wait but it was worth it because our ramen was good. I ordered the Hiroshi Tonkotsu and it was very flavorful. The noodles were al dente. Not mushy. The broth was delicious. The egg was perfectly cooked! The pork was yummy. I wish I had ordered extra pork and egg. Hope to come back again soon! read more
There's nothing quite like a hearty bowl of noodles on a cold day, so my friends and I decided to meet up for ramen at Ramen Hiroshi. To be safe, we made a reservation in advance for our large group (there were 7 of us); however, the restaurant was quiet on a Sunday evening. We were able to place our orders relatively quickly, and in no time, we were digging into our steaming bowls of ramen. I ordered the shoyu (my go-to) and was delighted to see that it came with all of the fixings - bamboo shoots, soft boiled egg, kamaboko, scallions, pork belly, and nori. The noodles were pleasantly chewy, and the pork belly, which can sometimes be too fatty, was tender and flavorful. While all else was executed well, the shoyu broth was a bit too salty for me. I wasn't in the mood for the tonkatsu broth this time - which I hear is their specialty - but I'll have to give it a try on my next visit. read more
3 months ago
Very basic ramen. Lacking more depth in ramen broth, wasn't the type that makes you want to drink more broth. Chicken katsu was thick, not very moist or tender. Miso soup was subpar. Salad needed more sauce. Service was not attentive. Ambiance is casual, family friendly. read more
4 months ago
4 months ago
Went on a Monday for a later lunch with a friend. Mondays at the Lot seem chill, this place is upstairs tucked in next to the theater. It was windy and a bit chilly outside, so soup sounded good. We both settled on the same choice, the Yuzu infused chicken bowl. It comes with a medallions of sliced chicken, hard boiled egg, bok Choi, bean sprouts and fish cakes, and noodles in a very rich broth. So filling I couldn't finish all of mine. Our server was very helpful with all our questions and the food came quickly. I added some hot green tea and my friend a sparkling water. Our meal was quite reasonable. Love having so many great choices like this place when coming to the Lot! read more
The service was great! The reason for only 3 stars was because the broth and noodles didn't have much flavor. It tasted pretty bland and the pork tasted like it had freezer burn. The gyoza was really good, but for the ramen itself I wouldn't come back so soon. read more
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We went there on 3/6 (Friday ) night. We ordered 2 Shio ramens (regular yellow color ramens), 1 Hitoshi Tonkotsu ramen (thin noodles), Tonkotsu ramen (thin noodles), an order of takoyaki and an order of chicken meatball skewer. The ramen broths are slightly salty. I went here for couple times last year (Nov & Dec 2025) . read more
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2 years ago
Great service and well maintained restaurant and this place is in the Bishop ranch mall. I ordered chicken miso ramen, the noodles are really soft and perfectly cooked. However the broth is little bitter not sure if Ramen tastes this way. The soy chicken is really tender and thats the first thing I had. read more
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Does the tantanmen contain peanuts in it? I know some tantan has nuts?
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Are there plans to offer a vegetarian ramen?
The San Ramon store offers Vegetarian Yuzu Ramen, $15
