We decided on an Asian meal while on the way to UP from Chicagoland figuring that our dining…read moreoptions would be more or less the same rest of week (aka meh). Did we have some hesitancy? Yea. Why? - Wisconsin after all, and not even one of the bigger Wisconsin cities (gb/milwaukee) - Sitting down, nary a foreign staff member much less an Asian person dining. Wowwwweeeee This ain't bastardized or imitation Asian cuisine. This is inspired Japanese ramen. Both the pork bun and beef bun taste profile were definitely Asian profile with a white friendly twist. That meat was so delicate and flavorful (fatty). Tonkotsu: Upon the first taste, the depth of the broth was unmistakably quality tonkotsu. However, at the same time, it was unrecognizable to me in a sense that I couldn't recall having something like this from all across Japan to Cali to Houston to Chicago. Unique in the best of ways from the toppings (that crunch) to the broth. Harmony and balance, Asian fusion, Japanese Cowboy was achieved. This will be one of 3 ramen experience I have had that will stick with me and not blur out with other sittings. The hot sauce...as warned...was actually very spicy. Tasted like an enhanced sriracha with spicier/sharper notes. The maizen was solid too, but not my cup of tea (sweeter). My kids love love Love it. - oh seating was not kids friendly

What an AMAZING experience and meal at Tochi Ramen!!! We visited from out of town, and this was…read moreactually my first time trying ramen. Chef Greg was so kind and completely catered to my dietary restrictions. I could tell that he genuinely wanted to make my experience great, and he completely delivered on that. The flavors are bold, rich, and inviting. The broth feels like a warm hug, and it is hard to not smile when you taste it. The environment of the restaurant is unique and exciting as well. It's small enough to be an intimate experience while still having your own space to enjoy the meal. We will certainly be visiting again, even if it means making the hour drive just to have some ramen!

I'd give this a 3.5 stars but I can't…read more The service was good but the food could be better. All the food didn't come out at the time. We ordered chicken wings and dumplings for the kids and I'd say it's your average appetizer. We ordered the Thai Basil's fried rice with steak and it was not it. There was no Thai Basil in the fried rice, the steak were squares pieces that you can tell are used for hibachi. The dish should be called Red Curry fried rice because that's what it was. Last but not least I got the spicy short rib beef ramen and it's was good. Big bone, and spicy flavored broth. All the other ingredients were dunked under the broth so you'd have to scoop for them.

Cold inside. Food didn't seem fresh. My dish came with pork or something and it tasted freezer…read moreburnt. I stopped eating it. Had pot stickers which were good but probably from Costco. Overall imo It was very unappealing. Lots of take out orders. Definitely not alot of people eating in. We won't be back

I'm a bit conflicted about the meal I had. First off, service was great, and the speed the food…read morearrived was perfect. So, absolutely no issues there. For an appetizer, I had the gyoza, and it was perfect. Evenly fried and steamed, even if it was just frozen stuff from the bag like at the Japanese restaurant I used to work at, it was at least prepared with skill. My main entree was the garlic miso ramen. And while each component worked on its own, all of them put together made it seem less as a whole. My biggest issues were the chashu pork which came out a little overcooked. I know the reason, and probably shouldn't hold it against them, but it reminded me a bit of the overcooked pork of my childhood. The other issue was the broth. It was sweet on the backend, which really didn't do it for me the more I've thought about it. I'm not sure if it was the pork broth or the tare. My suspicion lies heavier towards the tare than the broth, but I could be wrong. Either way, I felt that such noticeable sweetness was out of place especially since it did too much to counter the garlic flavor. I suspect it was there to do that for those who don't like a heavy garlic flavor, but then again, if you don't like garlic flavor, you shouldn't be ordering something labeled as garlic on the menu. I will say that marinating the egg was a nice touch and gave it a depth of flavor that typically isn't there from other ramen places I've tried. Otherwise, it was good overall, it just felt like it didn't completely come together with the sweetness of the broth and the pork being a tad overcooked. Still, despite perhaps not looking like it, Zen Ramen was a solid little ramen shop on the East Side and I would not oppose going back to try some of their other ramen bowls. It might not blow your mind if you're a regular ramen connoisseur, but is still a solid spot if you want something affordable and unpretentious.

The ramen is delicious, and I thought the Gyoza appetizer…read more was the best I've ever had. The server, (Jayai) was wonderful. She was very careful about our allergy concerns and made sure to take care of us (my daughter has a severe fish allergy and needed her ramen free of fish cake & sauce). The Thai boba tea was delicious, too. I discovered that I prefer Thai ice tea better without boba, but I really enjoyed it in this form, as well. I enjoyed the clean and comfortable atmosphere. I was thankful for the interior photograph left by a previous Yelper because the Yelp reviews I read didn't mention that the place had a dine-in an option. The dining space want just accommodating, but lovely, as well.

Was in town visiting family and stopped into The Outbreak for dinner on a Friday night!…read more Located in downtown West Bend there is some street parking available outside the restaurant! The interior is intentionally a bit grungy which adds to the casual, approachable nature of the restaurant! Sizable bar dominates the space but there are also tables for small to medium groups! Servers were a bit busy, but they did their best and were incredibly friendly and helpful during our visit. We enjoyed the meatballs, pork steam buns, and pork potstickers for appetizers. Nothing to write home about but each were solid in their own ways! The real winner was the Tonkotsu Ramen bowl. Super savory broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and some of the best toppings: sizable portion of pork belly, yummy and jammy egg, and the pork crumbles are the salty star! Every bite was perfect! For a pretty casual, unassuming spot, their Ramen was top notch!

The food was great, the service was really good. I had the pepper udon, it was delicious and the…read morenoodles were cooked well. My boyfriend had shoyu ramen, which was also very good. The mochi dessert was a bit freezer burnt, but otherwise good.

We are big fans of Kame. We are trying to eat healthier and only eat whole food, and you can do…read morethat and do it with flavor at Kame. Their poke bowls are the best around, with fresh and pickled vegetables, fresh fish, and delicious sauces. Their ramen has tastey broth choices, excellent soy eggs and pork belly, or yummy vegetarian miso broth. The sushi is always fresh and bright, and the hibachi and appetizers always hit the spot. They are always friendly and eager to please. The restaurant is bright and sunny with plenty of parking.

Absolutely awful. Ordered the Ramen and it was disgusting. The cheap Top Ramen noodles, the…read morequestionably mildewed veggies, the sickly sweet eggs, the chicken that tasted like fish and the putrid broth. Steer clear from the Ramen. Wait until Tuesday until Tochi opens up. Gross.

Consistently great food and great service! The Bi bim bop is…read moremy favorite dish, served in the sizzling bowl. Enough food for at least 2-3 people, so a great value too! The servers are veterans and provide outstanding service.

Kim and her friendly, hard working staff provide an excellent dining experience every time! Yes,…read moreyou may have to wait a little bit but that just shows you how great it is! Would you trust a full house or an empty one more? The food and service are fantastic!

Food was perfection, highly recommend! I'm surprised they weren't more busy…read more Inside of the place was clean, calm and cozy. Nothing fancy, but it's not about the "ambiance" it's about the food when it comes to strip mall ramen! (Though I did appreciate they were playing some Asian pop mix on the radio instead of American music! Nice touch!) I got the shoyu ramen (10/10!), the broth was so flavorful I didn't need to add soy Sauce or salt. Pork in the ramen was cooked perfectly tender and was NOT sketchy at all, and I'm sensitive to that. Seriously the best ramen I've had in forever. My husband got the Katsu Curry which he demolished! He really enjoyed it! We got the spring rolls too and they were super delicious. We had some peach sodas in a glass bottle, so refreshing! This will be our new go-to pre-Costco-Run place from now on. Maybe on the pricier side for strip mall food, but the flavor and quality of the food is absolutely worth it! Paid around $48 not including tip for everything. And I'd pay it again! Service was great as well and we felt so welcome tonight!

Excellent food, service with a smile, and an awesome ambiance. What more can you ask? This place is…read moregreat and we will absolutely be coming back!

The ramen here is outstanding: perfect egg, great broth and the slices of chashu were hearty!…read more Came here after the Brewer's championship parade and they should have been at there worst with the crowds, but they crushed it!

My son and I stopped in for a late lunch and sat at the bar. Our server was extremely…read moreknowledgeable about everything on the menu. She was able to describe how the various entries are constructed and the ingredients included. She also talked intelligently about the noodles that are made "in house" and what entries fit best with which noodles. We started with hot White tea and the shrimp tempura appetizer. The White Tea was very good, especially on this cold afternoon. (5 stars). The shrimp tempura was just okay. The breading was a bit oily and did not adhere to the shrimp. (2 1/2 Stars). I ordered the seafood Ramen and loved the flavor and the freshness of the ingredients. The Scallops were extremely good, great taste, and cooked just right. (5 Stars). My son ordered the Curry Ramen and thought it was good, but he felt that the jalapeno was a bit overpowering. (4 Stars). The noodles were very very good. Great ambiance, excellent service and a good variety menu. I'll be back for sure.

Amazing sushi I have not been disappointed with the freshness…read more Great location and recommended

It was ok... but I've also had great Ramen in Los Angeles. So I may be biased! So the concept and…read moreambiance of the restaurant are pretty cool. The front wall opens like a garage. Though, on a very hot day with hot ramen (though they also do sushi) the front should be shut. As for the Ramen. Some stuff worked and some didn't. The egg was delicious, soft boiled perfectly with jammy yolks and had great soy sauce flavor. The noodles were not over cooked and the meat was tender and flavorful. However, both mine and my husbands broth (I had the black garlic he had the pork) were not so great. Almost a metallic taste to them. Also, almost no vegetables in the Ramen. I was pretty disappointed. Mine only had green onions in it. The tempura was also kinda soggy. Some piece were crispy but on the broccoli and sweet potato, they were soggy. The server was great. They were very attentive. We did not complain about the food because we were hot and just wanted to hurry up instead of waiting longer. Also, they need to fix some of their tables that are very wobbly!

Easy Tyger has consistently impressed me with the service and quality! I love their Tonkotsu ramen,…read moreand their pork belly is some of the best I've ever had. They sear it just perfectly to get the crispy exterior and the inside is tender and delicious. Also another pro, the noodles are hearty and hold their texture far better than many of the other noodles I've had at ramen restaurants. We enjoy coming here for date nights, and will continue to frequent Easy Tyger for flavorful ramen.

Everyone thought the food was just okay, nothing to rave about. But for me, I really didn't enjoy…read morethe flavors. For instance, the scallion noodles just tasted like ginger, it was overpowering. The ramen wasn't flavorful and others agreed. The meat was good though. The crab rangoons were very interesting because it was liquid lava in there, no substance. But the flavor was yummy. Overall, I wouldn't eat here again, but it just might not be for Asian taste buds., the service was excellent though!