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SouthCloud Ramen

3.6 (186 reviews)
ModerateRamen, Asian Fusion
Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Seafood Ramen
Deitra A.

Food and service was great! JJ was super sweet and helped us understand the menu and her recommendations were exactly what we were looking for!

Chicken Karaage Rice Bowl
Shinta S.

From time to time, I crave for some fried chicken bites. This karagee rice bowl satisfies it. The chicken is crispy on the outside, juicy inside and very flavorful. Comes with spicy Mayo dip on the side. Portion is perfect for me -- I don't get too full too much. I would order from here again for sure!! Parking is a bit challenging but doable for quick pickup. I go from the back alley.

Chicken Katsu Ramen
Tina D.

Went with a group of friends when they just opened, so there was no wait for us. We just ordered at the tablet. I got the chicken Katsu ramen. The Katsu was on the side so you can dip it into the ramen. It was decent and affordable. It's not the best ramen, but it was good enough. Service was quick too.

Brianna Z.

Overpriced for a small portion.

Chicken Katsu Ramen

First time eating here, I was enjoying the spicy chicken katsu (delicious) when I ate something crunchy. I took a second slurp and a thorn of some sort poked the back of my throat. I spit it out and could not break it with my hands. Unsure what this object is. The owner needs to contact me immediately.

Jalapeno Chicken Bowl with Pork Dumpling (fried)
Moo Sun K.

Decent ramen and rice bowl place. Went there like twice, food was pretty pricey (a main dish and a plate of dumplings put me back by like twenty bucks), but it's worth the price if you want ramen and rice bowls around here. Will come again soon for the yakisoba and seafood ramen.

Mochi Ice Cream (Matcha & Mango)
Anthony M.

Look Noodles is an Asian restaurant near the University of Texas at Austin that specializes in Chinese and Japanese foods particularly stir-fried noodles, rice bowls, and ramen. I knew I had to get one of each, so I tried their: - Combination Spicy Yakiudon: beef, chicken, and shrimp mixed in with thick, chewy noodles. This is a dish that's more tangy and light in flavor. I would have liked the noodles to have been sauced more, but that's just personal preference. ($13.95) - 3.5/5 - Tonkotsu Ramen: miso-based pork broth with chashu (pork), ajitama egg, corn, scallion. A good item to get if you want something more rich. If you're in the mood for ramen near the campus area, this wouldn't be a bad choice. ($12.75) - 3.75/5 - Braised Pork Rice Bowl: probably my favorite of the dishes. This came with a lot of meat, was pretty flavorful, tender, and filling! Def get this. ($11.95) - 4/5 - Pork Gyoza: this came with 6 pieces and was pan-fried. A classic and you can't go wrong with this if you need an appetizer beforehand. ($6.45) - 3.75/5 - Mochi Ice Cream: I got the matcha and mango flavors. A great way to end a hearty meal. ($3 for 2) - 4/5 Overall, I had a good time here. There's a wide array of options to choose from and the portions are filling. With that said, I give them a 3.5/5 for being a good spot to try out near the campus area.

Kimchi Ramen
Melinda N.

I did take out for ramen because it was especially cold. I work on 18th and colorado so it's a 7 minute walk. The online and calling order process is pretty straightforward. I thought my ramen was ok. I order the kimchi ramen and didn't see any kimchi and only a faint taste/scent in the broth. If anything it smelled more porky due to the 3 pieces of pork provided. I haven't had ramen that had such a strong smell of pork. I liked the to-go packaging. i would try their other dishes but it's a Chinese restaurant looking to satisfy everyone and so they can't do everything well, just good enough. It was $12 for a bowl, which is a good price for lunch.

Braised Pork Rice Bowl
Grace K.

Rice bowl was delicious! The kimchi was some of the best I've had in Austin, great music too!! Thank you!

Chicken Katsu Rice Bowl
Carrie M.

This restaurant gave me such strange vibes. I felt like I was in a video game at night and kept getting the feeling that I was dissociating from reality. I came on a Wednesday night, and there were people inside, but it was very quiet with extremely eerie, ethereal music playing very softly. I felt oddly depressed and unsettled inside the restaurant. I had the chicken katsu rice bowl. The chicken was good, but the sauce had a bad taste, and the broccoli was very hard and bitter. The food was brought out very quickly, which was nice. I felt relieved to finally get a breath of fresh air outside after leaving the stifling atmosphere of the restaurant.

Katsu bento
Isabel L.

Taste and quality are extremely mediocre but the food comes out quickly and prices are relatively low. I tried the braised pork rice bowl, katsu bento, and pork dumplings. Flavor of braised pork bowl was pretty good, but some of the meat was kind of tough- probably from being cooked and reheated several times over. There was a small pool of oil beneath my rice, which was not very appealing. I have nothing to say about the katsu- it was just okay. The pork dumplings were not very good at all. They're fried, seemingly deep fried because strangely, the entire dumpling was fried rather than just the bottom. You can get frozen dumplings just as good from Costco or maybe even Wal-mart.

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Food and service are both great! My husband told me about the place and we both love it. We get the chicken fried rice! It hits every time!

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Love this place! The katsu chicken rice bowl is my favorite, Great place to eat and close to campus !!!

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great coztumer service. recommend %100 ramen and rice. is a must please visit this lovely place

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A little mom and pop low key place, but don't let that fool you! The sweet poke bowls are the with the freshest sushi ever!

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If you're looking for authentic, unforgettable ramen, you absolutely have to try the Hakata…read moreTonkotsu DX at Marufuku Ramen. From the very first sip of that rich, creamy broth, I knew this place was something special. The noodles were perfectly cooked, the pork was tender and flavorful, and every bite felt like comfort in a bowl. Honestly, it's the best ramen I've ever had--and it's not even close. What really sets this place apart is the customer service. The staff is friendly, attentive, and truly make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The vibe is awesome--lively, clean, and the kind of place you want to sit, relax, and enjoy every minute of your meal. And whatever you do, don't pass up the Spicy Wings. They are sweet, spicy, and perfectly crispy--cooked just right with that satisfying crunch in every bite. Absolutely delicious and the perfect complement to an already amazing meal. Top-notch service, incredible food, and an unbeatable atmosphere--this place is a must-visit.

I've been to Marufuku a couple of times, but today was the day I had the BEST meal and decided to…read morewrite a review. My first time wasn't too memorable and the second time I got the ultra spicy veggie ramen and it was so spicy I cried (which is good haha i have very high spice tolerance so I'm glad I found a spot that can do truly spicy). This time, I got the deluxe Chicken Paitan DX Ramen (the one that comes with the chicken leg). Chicken Paitan DX Ramen: A sweet soy glazed chicken leg is served on a hot sizzling plate with a small bed of bean sprouts marinating in the sauce. The sauce is a sticky, sweet soy sauce that is so delicious. The chicken leg itself is tender, juicy, and has a great skin texture. The skin soaks up the sauce so well and even has some nice charred bits that add to the flavor and complexity of the dish. The ramen itself was great too. A creamy rich chicken broth. I got the spicy level, so one level under the top spice level and it was perfect. Not unbearably spicy, but had a really nice underlying kick. The noodles are a thin yet snappy noodle so it made it easy to eat. I love the corn and mushroom spirals too! Overall, if you come based on this review, make sure to get the chicken paitan dx ramen. There are only 15 served in a day but ask them if they have it because I was able to get one on a Monday night at around 8PM! It's a nice space, good for a date or even a casual hangout. They have tables to accomodate parties of 1, 2, 4, and possibly 6.

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East Austin

Definitely come here to be transported to a different place! I love the outdoor seating here. The…read morevibes are so fun and casual. For outdoor seating you have to order everything at the bar and they will bring the food to your table. So there is no table service other than that. It was still great though we got everything we need and the food came out in good timing. The drinks were really fun and I really liked the cold foam on the beer! Definitely must try! The appetizers were not that good I would skip. The miso ramen though, was AMAZING!! The broth is so rich and creamy. The noodles were also really good at picking up the broth. Definitely impressed with the ramen here. Overall, this is one of my favorite ramen spots in Austin and would love to come back soon!

Overall: 4/5 [dine in]…read more You order at the counter when you first enter and receive a table number. You can grab any seat and self-serve water, then they bring the food out to you. Food came out in a reasonable amount of time. #5 Tsukemen/Dipping Broth ($16.50): The dipping broth wasn't umami enough to hold up as a true dipping broth, so we ended up pouring it over our noodles and eating it like a regular ramen bowl. The flavors were really good and better than the MI-SO-HOT. The only complaint about the broth was that it wasn't warm or hot. The noodles were bouncy and thick like udon, which I loved. They only gave one slice of chashu, which was disappointing, so I'm glad we added the extra Goma Pork/Sesame Seasoned Ground Pork ($2.50) and Naruto Maki ($1.50). Chashu Rice Bowl ($8.50): Good, but not as flavorful or melt-in-your-mouth as last time. #4 MI-SO-HOT (Tonkotsu) ($16): My cousin got this and it was actually bulked out with veggies. It was good, but the flavors weren't anything standout. Not super spicy either, so the heat is very tolerable.

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SOOOO good! To be honest, I thought this was a location of a place I knew from Pasadena (Tatsunoya)…read morewhich had similar colors on their branding. But so glad we wandered in here based on great Yelp reviews! DELICOUS miso ramen!! We got the miso not (miso broth) and miso hot tonkotsu ramen (perfect amount of spicy). Cute shop. You order at the front and they have open self seating. Nice interior and we didn't wait long to order or get our food. I could definitely see this place being packed and needing to wait for a seat, but food was fantastic. Little parking lot in the back, or park on the street.

I have been coming to Ramen Tatsu Ya for years, so this visit was honestly disappointing. I ordered…read morethe Me So Hot ramen, which used to be one of my favorites, but it tastes completely different now, and not in a good way. The bowl was loaded with a ton of lettuce or cabbage and piles of green onions, which totally threw off the balance of the dish. Before, the flavor was rich, deep, and spicy in a satisfying way. This time it felt watered down, overly bulky from the vegetables, and the overall taste just did not resemble what I remember at all. It felt like a completely different recipe. On top of that, the restaurant was dead at lunch, which was surprising for this place. The inside layout and seating have also been changed, and the space feels less cozy and more awkward than before. The whole vibe is just different. I hate writing this because this used to be the OG best ramen spot in town, but it has gone really downhill. Between the recipe change, the overload of greens, and the interior changes, it just was not the same experience. With so many new and better options around Austin now, I will not be returning. Sadly.....Check the last two photos for reference - time/date stamp.

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beautifully detailed spot that was made perfect by its incredible food and even more incredible…read morestaff. Val, the bartender, was incredibly knowledgeable in every aspect of the menu, beyond kind and welcoming, and made me some of the best non-alcoholic cocktails I've ever had. the sushi rolls and nigiri are out of this world- fresh, unique and flavorful. you're doing yourself a disservice by not going here.

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