I never received my order. Went to the store to pick it up and it said they were closed. However, online it said they were open until 9pm

Sad to have to downgrade the review after a few orders recently. Feel like the quality isn't there anymore--not bad but very average. The service is a bit unorganized. Not sure if we would come back. read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Don't be deceived by the humble operations in a strip mall locale. This place serves up amazing gyoza, takoyaki and Hakata Tonkotsu ramen. We've lived in Asia, had the best ramen in Tokyo, and while some chains and shops here in Utah offer fusion or sophisticated fare, this place serves up authentic homestyle goodness. It may lack frills, but the food is delicious and speaks for itself. We are happy to return. Despite the staff shortage, we were well taken care of, our orders were quick and David, our server, was fantastic. He checked on us and all of the tables, numerous times. Thank you, David and staff! read more

Tampopo Ramen, Garlic Shoyu Ramen, Super Ramen, some appetizers, and a Sumo Bowl. Wonderful and friendly staff, great service, and the food we had was so awesomely delicious!! Better than we expected!! Will come back here when we are in town again from California!! Sadie was just super with our order and so helpful with everything!! Thank you for making this trip with my family a memorable and fun dinner!! read more

Samurai Noodle - We ordered Gyoza , takoyaki, musubi, karaage, Super Ramen, Garlic Shoyu Ramen, Tampopo Ramen, and Sumo Bowl. - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

Delicious, high-quality ramen with in-house prepared noodles. Try the spicy tonkotsu and don't forget to try the appetizers. The karaage with chili garlic is delicious. Best gyoza in town, as well. Solid spot that I've eaten at dozens of times over the past few years since discovering it. Lance is a genuine guy who always goes above and beyond to try and make his customers feel welcome & enjoy their meal. I'll be back. Many times. Thank you. read more

Very differ t from what I am used to. Clean inside, home made noodle maker is cool, lots of noodle dishes to choose from. Staff was helpful in helping me decide what to go with. read more

Samurai Noodle - the inside of a restaurant - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Do you like ramen? Then you will love this establishment homemade fresh noodles on the daily!! The ingredients are always fresh and perfected in every bite. If you want to try something slightly out of the norm please get the sumo bowl it is life changing with all the flavors of the dish jam packed together. read more

We had high hopes for Samurai Noodle. We walked in we had a feeling we weren't going to have a good experience. We ordered the Super Ramen, and the Vegetarian Ramen. Super Ramen did not have great flavor. Not much there. The Vegetable Ramen with burnt, so the Ramen tasted like the bottom of a pan. The utensils were all shipped and worn. We got a rice bowl, which was very heavy on the rice, but not much of anything else The cups looked like they had been gnawed on. They took the burnt Ramen off our bill without that the rating would've been a one star. Not a great experience. read more

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I've been on a ramen kick lately. I think it's because I've had SO MUCH pho in the past few months, and am craving something a little different, but also have you noticed how cold it's been? Phew! Serious soup weather, and Samurai has chosen the perfect time to open their doors to the hot ramen demanding public. They actually aren't officially open yet, in fact they rather adorably have a note on their blackboard stating, "Still working out the kinks." Fair enough, and thanks for the warning, although to their credit I experienced very few kinks on my first visit last Saturday (note: they are waiting on the liquor license because Utah, and they also didn't have any other drink options beyond soda, though tea is coming within the next week). Our server was most definitely new, and not completely familiar with the menu, but that will come with time, and anyways he didn't hesitate when I requested to make some changes and additions to my bowl of ramen. We started with the edamame, which was your everyday steamed and salted version. I was excited to see togarashi seasoning included with the condiments, and that slightly spicy, salty, citrus-y magic dust elevated the edamame a bit. I ordered the garlic shouyu ramen + seasonal mushrooms (besides being on a ramen kick I've also been on a mushroom kick-nom nom nom) + egg. No matter what you should always order the soft boiled egg! The mushrooms were trumpet, beech, and button, and must have been sautéed, but they were not too oily or soft, with an al dente bite to them. The flavor and crunch of the green onions were a delightful foil to the richness of the rest of the ramen, and I'd request extra next time. Noodles were perfectly cooked. The only thing I didn't love was the pork chashu, but I think that cut of pork just may not be my thing. Every time I've had it it's been pretty fatty, though at least this piece was very tender. My dining partner had the hakata tokotsu ramen. It was delicious, though felt a bit boring compared to my lovely bowl. But the creamy, dreamy broth was divine. Loved the kikurage too. I really wanted to try the takoyaki, but my dining partner was staunchly anti-octopus. I'm definitely ordering that next time, though! The menu seemed a bit small, but there were enough options that you could return several times before you'd start to feel like certain elements of your meals had been repeated. Perhaps they will add to it once they are better established. Prices were $9-$13 for ramen, $5 for most of the appetizers, and 2 for $3 for ice cream mochi. The interior of the restaurant is simple and clean. They have a small windowed room which looks like it will display noodle-making, though there was no action there when I visited. When we left the owner (I believe) asked how our meal was, and if we had any suggestions. He was really kind, and genuinely seemed to want to please his customers. We mentioned coffee might be a nice addition to the menu, and he said he hadn't thought of that as his aim is to stay true to the Japanese heart of the restaurant, and he didn't specifically know of any Japanese sources of coffee (though he would look into it). I think that's impressive, and I totally admire his dedication to authenticity. There is a certain ramen chain which I actually really enjoy, but this is miles ahead of it, not to mention I'd much prefer to support a local spot. I haven't tried many of the other popular ramen restaurants in the area, but this was so delicious I'm not in a huge rush to do so - I'd much rather return here! read more

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As with John C, I've been to several of the top Las Vegas Ramen places in the last month. The ramen around town keeps getting better, but none have been serious competition for our bigger neighbor to the South. Until now. Everything except the chashu is a match to anything on Spring Mountain Road. They admit it's been tough working with their purveyor and nailing the chashu. It was slightly over braised. No doubt they will get it figured out. That, and getting the alcohol license, will no doubt come. The wife and I had the Shouyu Tonkotsu Ramen and Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen, each with an added egg, respectively. We also got the Takoyaki to start. They bonito flakes were better than normal quality. The dish was nice with the octopus properly cooked. It was a tasty way to start the meal with a dish I've not had before. The Tonkotsu came with the tin buckwheat noodles, the Shouyu Tonkotsu came with the wavy egg noodles. I can see from tasting them why the broth with chicken gets the egg noodles and the pork gets the buckwheat. Personally, I preferred the buckwheat noodles. I would not have guessed that would be the case. There is very little they need to get in place. It raises the bar on Ramen. It's also nice to be in the South Valley, since that' where I visit more. read more

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I am a bit torn about this review as many of the problems that occurred I am almost positive are because a staffing shortage. So if you have time and are prepared to be patient- then I would bump it to a 4 or 5 stars. When we walked in there were conflicting signs about if you were supposed to seat yourself or wait to be seated- we did have to wait while they cleared a table for us. And if we had just sat I am pretty sure they never would have waited on us. Our order was taken fairly quickly, but we ended up with our appetizer (Gyoza- which was amazing) before we even got our drinks. Had to ask a few times for drinks. Finally the kid comes out with a stack of cups just washed and gets us our drinks. We never were offered refills- but got up and refilled up our own drinks as the machine is accessible. The staff was friendly and helpful the few times we saw them- though my husbands food was brought out about 10 minutes before the rest of our table-and then they had an extra one and messed up on if the orders.... But it all tasted delicious. So really good food, pretty bad but very friendly service. This is a smaller restaurant- wouldn't be a good space for a group much bigger then 8 or so. Causal atmosphere. Sit down, but paid at counter when done. read more

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Food was ok. They need to bring in more help. It would easily be a four out of five stars if their mgmt or ownership hired more help. The poor lady taking orders, bringing out food, busing tables and working the register should be commended for her effort. She was doing it all. read more

This place deserve a medal. Good food good price and most important fast service. This was good ramen soup. The broth is excellent. read more

Service was really good and food came out fast. The gyoza was very good and fresh. The Ramon's were both good with lots of noodles and the mushroom one had a never ending supply of mushrooms. read more

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Wow, Samurai Noodle's ramen seems to be a hidden gem! It has an unpretentious and cozy diner ambiance, and friendly and prompt service. My husband and I had the spicy miso ramen and shoyu tonkotsu ramen, and the broths were divinely flavorful and creamy, the pork belly was super tender and rich, and their homemade noodles were perfect. This was some of the best and most affordable ramen I've ever had! We will be back for sure! read more

Fast service, friendly staff. We had the vegan gyoza and Japanese green tea to start, then cold sake (which was shockingly great), vegan miso ramen, spicy super ramen, and two kid ramens with no pork, but extra seaweed. Everything was great, start to finish, looking forward to going back. read more

Samurai Noodle - Vegan Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

Go support this small business! Their ramen is hand made and cooked to perfection. The flavor of their house special tonkastsu was superb. There was only one young boy serving the FOH and he was doing his very best even though the business needed more help. This place is great and price for the amount of food was decent! read more

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Love the ramen, spam musubi and pot stickers! Always come back for more. They also have really cool decor! read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Clean, friendly, fresh! Yes Samurai Noodle, you are all doing a great job!!! Flavors were delish, portions massive, price is reasonable, we like this place a lot, impressed first timers! read more

Samurai Noodle - Super Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Great experience, service and taste.... Anddddd portions are big! We try 3 different ramen and they were all great, from Tampopo, Shoyou, Super Spricy to the Sumo Rice Bowl. Thanks you guys for the excellent experience! read more

Samurai Noodle - Sumo Pork Rice Bowl - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

They were just a little behind schedule when I picked up my food, but the food I got was tasty! The edamame is delicious and so is the sumo bowl! The pictures I took were after having eaten some already and not as pretty as when I received the food. read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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This place is awesome! The ramen is so tasty, noodles are made in-house, the broth is flavorful and deep. This is definitely not the watered down broth you get at some places. The service here has also been great every time. We've been here so many times and we'll keep coming back! read more

Samurai Noodle - Spicy Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

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Really good service and food good and fast service!! Yum yum Gyoza and Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen!! read more

Samurai Noodle - Me happy, full of delicious Ramen and Gyoza! - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

I took my wife and daughters to have lunch here and it was pretty good. The Ramen was delicious and the price was really affordable. I would recommend this place. read more

Customer service was excellent. Staff was very nice and attentive. We were greeted at the door and seated right away. This was a very peaceful Sunday lunch. We ordered the Super Shouya Tonkotsu Ramen. Gyoza and Edamame. The gyoza was so good I forgot to take pics. They were very soft and practically melted in your mouth. Must have appetizer. Edamame: came out steaming hot. One of the better portions I have ever seen for the price. Good size pods on each piece. My ramen was delicious. All fresh ingredients. Excellent presentation. Will keep coming back here. Thanks. read more

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Samurai Noodles has some solid ramen options for ramen lovers in the Valley! I reserve 5* ramen reviews for the truly amazing, but compared to other options around town, Samurai is among the best. Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen Broth: Delicious! Thick, creamy, and slightly oily. Just how I like it! I drank every drop. Noodles [straight]: Fresh, made in-store. I liked them, but they were definitely on the starchy side. Chashu: Quite good. Had a smoky flavor. Fatty and tender. The egg was $1.50 extra, so I didn't get it. Nori was also extra. While I balked a bit about having to pay extra for these things, I realized that the ramen was a great deal, at around $9. So compared to the usual $12-15/bowl, the extras weren't really that much. I'd highly recommend Samurai Noodles for a solid bowl of ramen. I'm looking forward to trying their other bowls! read more

Samurai Noodle - Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

This is about Samurai Noodle on State in Draper, UT. Food was so so, 3 of us ate, 3 of us had unfortunate bowel issues ALL night. Service was good. Bottled beverage was tasty. Bathroom was one of the most filthy smelly I've seen in a restaurant- oh to have seen it BEFORE we ate! The pangs, the cramps, the hours, the game of musical toilets hoping we made it in time - ugh!!! Seriously, we would have bailed soooo hard. We were doomed & felt it deep in our.... bowels. SKIP THIS SPOT! Unless you're looking to spend some quality time w/ your legs asleep slumped on your toilet cursing the advent of ramen. read more

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This is the best Ramen in town! I used in live in Japan and this is the REAL DEAL!! I could eat this every day. Try the super ramen or the hakata tonkatsu ramen. Also, don't forget to order some get some perfectly cooked edamame. The owner is such a cool guy too! read more

Extremely short staffed. Took a long time to be seated, to order food, and be served with food. I see that they are very busy so I didn't want to complain, but the cleanliness and service was very poor! I was provided with this dirty, oily utensil when the food was served. You can obviously see the grease on it. Very disappointed. Would not recommend. read more

Samurai Noodle - Provided utensils - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

I love their broth and the pork! Not too fat/oily but just right. However, the ramen noodles itself is quite disappointing. I think it would be way better if the noodles are thicker and the texture is more chewy! read more

Samurai Noodle - Super ramen - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

This is my new favorite ramen place. They make their noodles fresh and they are really tasty. Their tonkotsu is rich and their pork belly is so soft and tender. They have hand made gyoza that are delicious. You should definitely give it a try read more

Stopped by to try a carry out lunch order. The location is decent with plenty of parking, the shop itself is quaint and small, and it's really nice that their noodle machine is on display. My order came out quickly (there was only other one group there at the time), and the service was very friendly. I ordered the Super Ramen with an extra egg, and some gyoza. This ran me just under $20 before tip. For a carry out order, I liked that they separated the broth from the solid items into separate bowls, allowing me to put them together when I got home. I also like that I received a disposable ramen spoon with my order as well as a pair of chopsticks. Flavor-wise, I have to say it's nothing to write home about, but was still decent. The dipping sauce that came with the gyoza didn't do much for me. I did have a bit of a time separating the noodles which were rather stuck together, all trying to come up at the same time. I did enjoy the pork slices though. I also didn't get my extra soft-boiled egg that I paid $1.50 for, so that was rather disappointing. I would still be willing to come back and try some of their other ramen broths in the future. read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

Really REALLY good ramen noodles. I got take out from here, and usually take out noodles are extremely hit or miss... but WOW. Really truly delicious. The broth was creamy and flavorful, and the noodles kept their coveted al dente bite. The Korean wings were a bit disappointing. I was hoping for the traditional red Korean wing sauce, but it just came with some mayo. However, the wings were fried well and had a good flavor profile. Overall, delicious noodle restaurant! 5/5 For everything! read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

Very delicious pork and chicken broth, has so much flavor. They season it just right with the perfect amount of salt leaving you feeling warm and toasty afterward. The ramen is very cleanly executed and noodles always done perfectly. Not sure when they make their noodles but it would be cool to see it being done some day in their specially created room and machines they have. Service has always been prompt and our bowls of ramen have come out pretty quickly too. Been there several times now and always consistent making it a go to for my ramen cravings. read more

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Amazing ramen! The tonkotsu broth was amazing. And the price of everything on the menu is very affordable, which is refreshing in this economy. Service was good, food was amazing, and the price is great. read more

As a Japanese food lover, I am glad we have a new ramen restaurant in Draper I went there on a Sunday noon, not a white people eat there and we get our table immediately I have to say their Ramen is just ok, the soup is very plain, their noodle is too soft to me. read more

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Delicious. I had my ramen delivered, so I can't speak as to the ambience or atmosphere. What I can speak to, however, is the quality of the meal. It's been several years since I've had Hakata ramen, so I can't swear if it's exactly the same, but this bowl was a pretty good approximation of what I ate in Japan! What arrives: a bowl with noodles and the ramen toppings, a container of noodle broth, and a bowl containing a side dish of vegetables (meh, I tossed it, I wasn't interested in the veggies.). I'd ordered extra pork slices and a soft boiled egg, and those arrived in the ramen bowl ready to eat. The noodles are lovely, though if you are getting delivery, after you pour your soup into the bowl, you'll need to let it sit a bit and stir/jiggle the noodles a bit to get them to unstick. Not a huge problem in the grand scheme of things, but definitely not something you'll encounter if you eat at the restaurant. It's just what happens when you transport cooked noodles without soup. The amount of broth seemed like it would be too much for the bowl, but to my surprise, I managed to empty my soup container into the ramen bowl, exactly. Of course, it was dangerously close to overflowing at that point, so don't expect to move your bowl once you pour your soup in. The tonkotsu broth is lovely. I enjoyed it a lot. Meaty and not too salty, it was what I expected from a tonkotsu broth. The noodles are nice too--not overcooked and mushy, but also not too raw. I enjoyed my meal a ton. Five stars, and I will be back. read more

Samurai Noodle - Delivery ramen. Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen with added pork slices and soft boiled egg. - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah

Ramen here was good and comparable to other places I have had. Wait time for food was also not bad. Restaurant interior was ok. Nothing to brag about. I was intrigued by the mt. Fuji food challenge. Will have to prep for it for next time read more

Ramen isn't my favorite. I like it, but I would consider myself a connoisseur, so take this review coming from a casual ramen eater. Let me start off by saying the staff was nice and friendly. My drink was refilled often and I was server quickly. The ramen was good. Better than most I have had. If you are a ramen eater it is worth a stop. read more

I was quite pleased with this place. Holy samurai, I believe the samurais from Japan and came down to Draper to give us a visit. GOCHISOSAMA!!! I ordered the tonkatsu ramen and was more than surprised at the quality. Kikurage rage!! I love it! And the green onion were sliced authentically! Hallelujah that it was not cut in the weird long vertical style that so many other restaurants do. The chashu was the mushu to the ramen, delicious and delectable. Although the broth was lacking in flavour and richness, I believe this restaurant has the potential to add more flavour to it! I recommend this place if you love tonkatsu hakata ramen from Japan. It is really quite similar and has lots of similar qualities. ARIGATOU GOZAIMASHITA!!! read more

Samurai Noodle - Ramen Near Me - Draper, Utah