My friend wanted to show me a great Japanese spot after we saw the Dodgers win, which was my first…read moreDodgers game as well, by the way. Eboshi is the perfect place for some late-night eats and has some classically great Japanese bar food. We got a variety of dishes, including one of their strawberry/cranberry beers, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Furthermore, we got everything that you would want from a nice day out or a nice night out: pork, alongside a vegetable dish, alongside a great takoyaki dish, and what I'd highly recommend is their fried rice and gyoza. Service was excellent, and they tool care of us every which way :)

I've been coming to Eboshi for decades and never been ignored after being seated like today…read more I was with someone and we were both hungry for that Eboshi Ramen... Others were seated after us and got waters and attention...I always thought if seated at the counter you faster and not zero attention. It's a shame, but something has changed there. Looked them right in the eyes and zero recognition, clearly they decided we were no longer the regulars they wanted.

We were back in LA to help our son move into his new apartment for his final year of college and I…read morecouldn't stop thinking about Ban Nai from the moment we arrived in LA! We stayed in K-Town this time so it was a bit of a drive but I didn't care! We went there for lunch buuuut!!! When we arrived, the restaurant looked very dark inside. One of the workers was outside cleaning the windows so we approached her and found out that the power was out. She said they had no idea when it would be back on. I was like, "Noooooo!!!" I had waited an entire year to have their ramen again! We stayed in Torrance for a while, hoping the power would come back but it didn't look like it would be restored in time for lunch so we decided to try again for dinner instead. We stayed in Torrance a little longer because we really didn't want to drive all the way back to K-Town and then drive down again. We went back right when they opened for dinner, hoping the power was back... and it WAS!!! I had originally planned to get the Chashu Ramen but since our lunch had been delayed, I knew I wouldn't be able to finish it. So I ordered the same one I had last year, the Kitakata Ramen. The broth tasted just as good as I remembered! Unfortunately, though, the chashu was a little tough this time. I remembered it being that melt-in-your-mouth kind of tender so I was a little disappointed. (Maybe it was because of the power outage? ) But everything else was excellent! We'll be back in LA for our son's graduation in May next year so hopefully we'll get another chance to visit Ban Nai. And hopefully with no power outage!

There are a number of very good Ramen restaurants in the South bay and this is one of them. The…read morenoodles and broth here are excellent and the service was fast and friendly. I enjoyed the texture of the noodles which can vary from restaurant to restaurant. It is in a shopping plaza near H mart which is great for picking up Korean groceries.

Love this place! Their garlic bomb level 2 and chicken karage is always delicious. Service is great…read moreand they are very attentive. The ambiance is casual and comfy. Great place for lunch or dinner. Best Ramen in the South Bay Area.

Was delicious food, service was quick and friendly , nice quiet environment soft music…read more Would recommend my friends to eat there A

This place was amazing and worth the very short wait. None of us had been there before and ordering…read morewas easy. They split the check which was great because it was four friends and not a family at dinner. Now for the food, the ramen was amazing I had a spicy tonkatsu and extra cha siu. The noodles were a little firmer than I've had before but they were awesome. They have three standard additional item choices to match your grade of hungry. They have soda beer and other stuff to drink. Everyone in my party loved the food and one of us works at harbor hospital so he'll be back before we will.

Not the best bowl of ramen I have ever had but definitely the spiciest. My friend was raving about…read morethis place for an entire week leading up to a dinner we would have here. The food was actually quite good. We both had a bowl of the Black Devil ramen at a spice level of 4. I was worried that this would be too much but it was actually a very manageable level of spice. The type of spice where I can still enjoy my food and not have to worry about eating it through hiccups or anything like that. I also had a side of the spicy katsu cutlet, which I also enjoyed very much. They brought me one big piece of chicken katsu and some scissors to cut it up, which I thought was neat. But every bite I had was wonderful, as it was clearly fried to perfection. The service was also on point and our server even let us try some of their devil sauce ( I do not remember if this was what it was called but it sure was spicy). A few drops of this in my bowl of ramen and I began to sweat profusely. She said barely anyone ever orders it and I can totally see why haha. She was also super nice to us and overall provided some excellent service, I did not quite catch her name. The interior of this place also feels quite small, but it is well ventilated. Just be mindful if you get up and walk around because there are people eating to your left and right.

Umenoya has always been a go to and a craving. Not sure why there are so many bad reviews…read more In terms of South Bay ramen, this is one of the best spots. It's a classic and is decent quality. I hadn't been in a whileeee and now their menu has gotten huge. Lots of variety now. That being said, I got the miso ramen and ordered it Level 2 spicy. I almost got level 3 but my waitress said even level 1 is spicy. Level 2 was actually pretty spicy in a good way. If you like spice I'd say you could do level 2 or 3. I always get their Russian roulette gyoza because I like the spicy one lol. Their gyoza is tasty regardless. Also got a half order of their fried rice which was tasty too. Boo thang got their shoyu ramen which was good and more light tasting. Open decently late. Recommend!

Food: 2 1/2 stars max. The gyoza was cold and oily. The ramen and fried rice were okay…read more Service: 0 stars. She was very rude, unprofessional, and hostile. We came in around 8 pm and there was only one table at the restaurant. Not a good sign on a Friday night. We ordered three Bowls of ramen, a full-size fried rice, and gyoza. We had some left over from the ramen and we asked for a to-go container. The waitress (the old skinny lady)said she knew I wouldn't be able to finish my ramen. She said she was nice enough not to charge me for the to-go container. Wtf! For similar prices, you get much better quality of food and with professional staff.

This place is located in Plaza so there's parking A bunch of…read morestuff here this place wasn't so bad. The prices are for the portions that you get like a lot of the Peruvian infusion type of restaurants, We ordered the tallarin Verde with chicken Katsu Tallarin a la huancaina Ceviche de Pescado Yellowtail sashimi Albacore tataki roll Everything was full of flavor and big portion. Staff was pretty friendly. This is a nice in gym. I would come back again.

definitely didn't disappoint! The Japanese-Peruvian fusion is such a fun combination, and…read moreeverything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The lomo saltado was tender and packed with flavor, the seafood rice was loaded with shrimp, mussels, and seafood in every bite, and the chicken katsu was perfectly crispy. We also shared sushi, and it was just as fresh and delicious as the entrées. The service was friendly and attentive without hovering, and the restaurant was clean with a relaxed atmosphere that made it easy to enjoy a long meal with family. If you're looking for something a little different than your typical sushi spot, this is definitely worth checking out. We'll be back to work our way through more of the menu!

This place was amazing. The quality of the food, the clean and intentional presentation of each…read moredish, calm and attentive service, professionalism, and cleanliness of the restaurant and restrooms were all above expectations. Everything was thoughtfully done from start to finish. Thank you for an amazing dinner experience!

Service and food was excellent! Only negative thing is the price as it can be pretty steep and on…read morethe higher end. But you pay for what you get! The meat is soo melt in your mouth and very delicious! The experience was so worth it and very satisfying. They also gave mochi tofu and cold potato soup on the house for the guests to try. Don't really get Japanese bbq often so this was a cool and exciting experience!

The ramen was delicious and felt like a real Japanese ramen experience!!! Hokkaido Ramen is located…read moreinside Mitsuwy Marketplace in Torrance, surrounded by Japanese shops, which makes the whole experience even better. The broth was rich and flavorful, the noodles had a nice texture, and the pork was tender. My ramen was ready surprisingly fast - in about 3 minutes!! There are plenty of tables in the food court where you can sit and enjoy your ramen. It's a great place to take a break, have a warm and satisfying meal, and then continue shopping around the mall and Mitsuwy! Really enjoyed this place. Delicious ramen, fast service, and a nice Japanese atmosphere!!!

Plastic wrap was inside my ramen !!!!!!!!! I complain to…read morecadet who made new one .. Taste is OK but kitchen was dirty and please more clean !!

First, the ambience is very trendy and resembles a Tokyo alleyway. You order your food via screens…read moreon each table. Service is very fast and food is typical Japanese cuisine. The sushi rolls, cucumber salad were great. The regular dinner salad was ok. Ramen and other dishes were good. They have privacy curtains in each booth which adds a nice touch. The overall experience is good but i would have like the wow factor to extend towards the cuisine.

I've been to Tokyo's Yokocho alley and loved it! This place in Torrance did an amazing job…read morereplicating the vibe and decor. I love all the lanterns. We came for lunch and it wasn't crowded. We were seated right away. Our server was friendly and attentive. She walked us through the ordering process which was done on a tablet. Our food was tasty and we definitely ordered more than enough. I really liked the combo meals; such a great deal with so much food. I had the Ginger Pork combo. It came with a bowl of rice, miso soup, salad, cucumbers, and some dried fish (so good) The Tonkotsu Ramen was yummy as well. The Ramen was fresh and not chewy. My favorite was the Salmon bowl. Something so simple but so flavorful and fresh. I will definitely come back when I'm in Torrance again.

Unsure of why so many bad reviews. This place is par for delicious ramen in the South Bay. Service…read moreis prompt and kind, the noodles are wavy and chewy, and the broth is thick and delicious. Wife got the tonkotsu. Asked for adding spice to level 3. Very rich broth, and plentiful toppings. The chashu was VERY thick. Standard ramen noodles in this one. I opted for the shisen black. Noodles are little different in this one, but still fantastic. It's similar to a higher quality version of Korean ramyun as far as its thickness, and was quite chewy like an egg noodle. Again, thicccc piece of chashu to accompany the bowl. I'm definitely coming back.

(more like a 3.5-3.7)…read more This was our first time here. I was super excited to find a place that serves chicken broth! The original shisen ramen was pretty good, I did like how it had vegetables in it. I did wish it had meat though (only had tiny pieces of pork). The broth was very light and the noodles were good. If don't prefer a creamy broth you will probably like this. The black shisen ramen was ok, I wish the garlic taste was stronger. The red shisen ramen (level 1) was pretty good but it was spicy (I do not tolerate spice that well) do beware of that! The chasu was also pretty good, it was a little sweet. The miso tonkotsu tsukemen was ok. The noodles were a bit undercooked (in my opinion), and the broth was very rich. The rich miso ramen was (as it is called) very rich. Definitely would need to drink a lot of water if I ate the whole thing. But the broth has a good flavor. It has the same noodles as the tsukemen (so again a little undercooked imo). Our server was super nice, and it is a clean small establishment. Overall not bad, would be down to try again if I am in the area