Food was great. Started with the Chicken Egg Rolls & Shrimp Teriyaki appetizers. The egg rolls…read morewere packed and didn't fall apart when you bit into them. The Shrimp were long and the breading was not doughy. We then tried the stir fry rice combo & the stir fry Raman combo. Both were delicious. Both did not skimp on the protein. This is definitely worth coming back.

Came here for the first time and ordered the Spicy Pork Miso ramen. When the ramen arrived, I asked…read morefor some chili oil, and the response I got was, "It's already spicy." My boyfriend even explained, "She likes spicy," and the response was still that it was already spicy. I'm sorry, but I don't think it's up to the server to decide how spicy I want my food. If a customer asks for an additional condiment, especially something as simple as chili oil, there's really no need to push back on it. Unfortunately, the ramen itself wasn't anything to write home about either. Overall, I'm not sure I understand the 4.2-star rating it currently has.

Very nice and bouncy noodles made to order. The soup is light and refreshing, couple that with the…read moredelicious chashu and you got a very savory bowl of noodle soup. Vibe was chill, mostly a quick eats restaurant so it's great for a casual meal.

Sad to say, Kitakata Ramen didn't blow us away. It's a nice little restaurant, clean and…read morecomfortable, and super busy. The staff were very helpful. Unfortunately the food was just so-so. The rich miso ramen was not as rich as we would have liked. The tonkotsu broth was flavorful, but the ajitama and chashu were not so much. The signature noodles are good as advertised, chewy and holding the broth well. We did like the gyoza, but did not like the octopus balls. Overall, it was fine, but for the price we expected a more consistent level of quality. Another day we might have had better luck, but since we're not out this way very often, it may be a while before we find out.

I haven't been here in a long time, but the quality is as good as ever…read more 5/5 stars for Garlic ramen, new black garlic ramen, and the chicken katsu ramen. All three were pricey... $16.95, $17.95, $17.95, but well worth it. The broths were flavorful and each one of us slurped down to the last drop. We ended with mochi, and it was prepared like you expect, soft and doughy on the outside, and cold and frozen ice cream on the inside. Too many places have melted mochis by the time you crack them. Service was kind and prompt. We'll be back.

We came by to visit after visiting a nearby playroom cafe. Located in a small strip plaza, with…read moreplenty of parking. When we walked in we were quickly seated and the staff was great and made great recommendations. We tried the bang bang shrimp and the volcano tamago. The bang bang shrimp was fried and covered in the sauces. It was good but not the type of bang bang shrimp I'm used to. The volcano tamago were half of a hard boiled egg each and were full of flavor, soft and crunch at the same time. Loved those! On to the ramen, I got the garlic ramen and it was good! I shared with my little so I had the chili oil on the side and he loved it and ate a whole small bowls worth. I added the chili after and some pork katsu which were delicious. To drink we tried the kumquat lemon with the aloe jelly. It was refreshing for a hot summer day. Overall we had a great experience and look forward to coming back when we're in the area.

Stepping into Ton Ichi Ramen felt like a warm embrace, and the food certainly delivered on that…read morepromise. From the moment I walked in, the inviting aroma of simmering broth set the stage for a fantastic meal. I opted for the Gyu Don and a Tonkatsu Ramen and was thoroughly impressed. The broth was rich, deeply flavorful, and clearly simmered for hours to perfection - not too heavy, but incredibly satisfying. The noodles had a wonderful chewiness, cooked just right, and the toppings were fresh and thoughtfully prepared. The chashu pork was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the soft-boiled egg had that perfect jammy yolk. Beyond the delicious food, the service was prompt and friendly, and the atmosphere was cozy and authentic, making it a great spot for either a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. If you're craving authentic, soul-warming ramen, this place is an absolute must-try. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

We really liked the food here!…read more Had a date night and needed to stop at the store, then wanted food when this spot seemed like a good idea. Loved my meal and hubs greatly enjoyed his food as well. Prompt service for such a late drop in and appreciated the cute decor.

Last minute decision to eat here and I'm glad my husband and I did. Cute, small Ramen joint. Clean…read moreand a good size, with photos menu; definitely not overwhelming. Surprisingly flavorful Bao bun, Chicken wings and spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. Service was quick and friendly. Will definitely come back here again!

Outstanding!! The food was quickly prepared and hot! The server was with me within seconds of…read moresitting down. I got the Bao buns and pot stickers with a peach soda. VERY flavorful and savory meats with delicious sauces to accompany them. The buns were soft and fluffy with a slight sweetness! They have rice bowls, ramen bowls, seafood, and lots of appetizers to choose from. I highly recommend you come here. For the same money I would spend at a mid grade restaurant I got a delicious hand prepared meal!

I really enjoy Ramen House. I've ordered for pick up and delivery several times, and everything…read moreI've ordered has always been very delicious and fresh. My favorite is the Tonkotsu. Very delicious broth! Only complaint is that I've had some pretty chewy pork a few times I've ordered, but overall- it hasn't been a consistent issue.

This was my first time trying this dish, and it was delicious and unusual, but I think I liked it.read more

Wow this restaurant is amazing…read more Love the food the service very cozy and clean the ambiance make you feel like you in Japan

Yummy delicious food ! The server was quick and attentive! I loved the local vibe of the placeread more

We normally go to Ramen Misoya or Chicago Ramen, both great options with vegan and "halal" options…read more I saw this on some Chicago Halal Foodies reel and decided want in. I got take out and everything was well packaged and remained hot after it got to it's final destination about 1h away. My partner is vegan and enjoyed the vegan option. It wasn't anything fancy however most places slap vegan after taking things out and you pay the same price. This place more or less built the ramen with vegans in mind and so the ebb and flow of the ingredients worked out to be a delicious ramen dish. I had the spicy halal ramen, it was also delicious. We also got two halal chicken ramens which, you guessed it, was delicious. The broth wasn't as thick as ramen misoya or as light as chicago ramen. It was in between but actually really good and not as salty. We also got the spring rolls, sesame balls, and agedashu tofu which tasted well. The spring rolls and tofu weren't as crispy but it was a long trip so not on them. I could've sped, but I was getting great mileage. They still tasted great. Now this place also has Chinese dishes which makes it a great option when in the mood for various Asian cuisine and going to one shop. I forget the name of another joint in Chicago on the west side that does the same but it has all the things and it's great but that's an even further. Regardless everything we had was enjoyable and the halal chicken tasted significantly better than Ramen Misoya. It was seasoned very well. At Ramen Misoya, it's not "zabiha" but it's considered halal. I'll try to explain it as best and fast as I can. In Islam halal/haram means permissible/impermissible. Halal in terms of food mainly applies to fauna (i.e. animals, fish, insects, etc). For example corn, pineapple, bread, strawberries are exempt and are thus always halal. Zabiha is the term which means the animal was sacrificed, while being thankful for it, and a process was followed to ensure minimal pain and suffering and it was cleaned, prepped, etc properly. Basically to be thankful for what you have since you're benefiting from something living / cognizant and not just being flippant because it's livestock. Now for some animals in order for them to be edible, it has to be permissible (i.e. halal), as such it has to be Zabiha. However there are schools of thought where so long as the food you are about to receive and or consume isn't haram (i.e. pork) and it was given with pure intention, you can say "Bismillah" and enjoy your dish. Zabiha and halal are often conflated but I hope this explains why.

We finally got to dine in at US Ramen recently! I appreciated their appetizer selection the most…read more Crab Rangoon was our favorite appetizer. Out of the ramens we tried, the spicy miso and spicy tonkotsu (with kimchi) were our favorite! The regular tonkotsu was just missing a bit more flavoring. We visited on a weekday evening and while it got busy around dinner time, it didn't get too loud and the service was great. Our food items came out quickly and were very fresh! : crab rangoons, takoyaki, sesame balls, tonkotsu ramen

We have never been here before this is the first time. My daughter and I both ordered the garlic…read morebomb. There was so much food! The pork was tender the broth was super tasty and the veggies were delicious. I want to try everything on the menu. The place was super cute. The service was spectacular. I highly recommend.

We a had a few errands to run and had heard about this place . We ordered 2 Tokyo Tokyo - wow it…read morewas so watered down . Broth had zero flavor . I'm not sure if it was an off night ... we asked the waitress few questions and got confused looks. I asked for water - was told it's "faucet water". Which is fine ... but clean glasses are a must . This is one and done for me. Also - table was extremely grimy .

We recently stopped in to Nomu on our first night of a family vacation, and had a lovely supper!…read more The restaurant was conveniently located in Glenview, and had plenty of parking outside, even though we were there during primetime on a Saturday night! The dining room is really pretty, and well-appointed! We were seated right away by friendly staff. Looking around, this appeared to be a very family-friendly establishment, as that was, by far, the most prominent type of connoisseur in the house on this evening! Our waitress was wonderful, and helped us with some recommendations upon us letting her know it was our first visit! She checked in with us frequently, and made sure drinks were always refilled promptly! We had a bunch of different items, and all were very good! We tried sushi rolls, beef noodles, and ramen. I'd have to say that the beef noodles probably were the best item for me! Prices were just about as you'd expect: not too high, but not super cheap either...but wholly justified by the great food and lovely service and experience! Food = 4/5 Facility = 4/5 Service = 4/5 Ambiance = 4/5 Value = 3/5

Absolutely loved the food that we ordered! At first I wasn't sure what I'd be walking into but we…read morewere very satisfied and happy with the quality. The garlic ramen was flavorful with rich pork broth, the chashu was perfect balanced with fat and meat portion. The katsu was my favorite with their special sauce. The service was fast, friendly, loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. Highly recommended!