Some of the best ramen you'll find in the Dallas area. They offer thick noodles upon request, which is the way I like to eat ramen. They also have great appetizers - hamachi, takoyaki, shishito peppters, karaage. They have two bar seating areas and mini booths for smaller parties. They're always dependable for a late meal on a weeknight. read more

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Long time fan of this ramen house. Historically a 5 star, best ramen in Dallas but has changed. I had tonkatsu ramen and shishito peppers. The shishito peppers were swimming in sauce, albeit the sauce is tasty, it was WAY too much. The ramen was 5 star, as always. It was disappointingly served in a chipped bowl, which is inexcusable to me. The kitchen should never serve food on or in a damaged dish. Throw it away. The table was sticky (maybe from a prior order of shishito peppers, lol) and I had to request and wait for it to be wiped down. The restroom was in need of attention and cleaning. Service was pleasant but not very attentive. Hostess was slow to seat me because she was chatting with coworkers. While the ramen (only) was outstanding, the rest of the experience was unpleasant. While I will be going again because the ramen is great, I really hope management looks at the change in attention to important matters and addresses accordingly. read more

Wabi House - Big chip in my ramen bowl, bad look for any restaurant. - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Really good! I got the spicy miso dry and it was delicious. I asked for no bamboo, but it came on the ramen. Really fun spot for a date night. I also enjoyed the music they had playing. I'd recommend! read more

I ordered the shiitake bone marrow for the appetizer which came with fried shiitake and a bone marrow sauce on the side. It was good but the ratio of sauce to mushroom was off. I liked how the green onion paired with it as well, so definitely needed more green onion garnish. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen and my friend ordered the shoyu ramen. The tonkotsu comes with a savory garlic broth and bamboo shoot! I love bamboo so this dish hit. The shoyu ramen was also good and was on the sweeter side with bits of corn. I'm not sure if it's because of when I came, but the room and music was really loud. Service was okay. I appreciated that they let us stay a little past closing to finish our food. read more

Wabi House - Fried Bone Marrow Shiitake - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Best Ramen in Dallas, hands down. I have been looking for ramen that compares to Domu in Orlando and this one is the closest. The ramen is very flavorful and filling. I usually have to share with my husband and that's more than enough for us. They have an awesome selection of cocktails here too, so don't ignore the drink menu. And their appetizers are also very good. I've never had a bad bite at Wabi and it's my go-to for a quick dinner. read more

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I've been coming to this place for years, I can't believe I haven't left a review. I love that it's a fun spot for friends or a cute date! The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, shout out to Rudy! He was so helpful! We ordered a few things and honestly they were all great. The Hama sushi for an app has the best sauce and flavor, the karaage chicken is a great crunch and of course the Ramen- the spicy miso and the tonkotsu are both great! I'd definitely recommend and especially for a cozy night! read more

Wabi House - Spicy miso add pork belly - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I ordered the Tonkatsu ramen. The first few bites were delicious, but the broth quickly felt pretty heavy in my stomach. The chasu was also very burnt.. Very filling though, and service was super friendly and quick! read more

We arrived around 7:30pm and as per usual, Lower Greenville was packed and bumping. Parking lots are available for a fee, but you can also drive some loops and find free street parking pretty easily. We didn't have reservations, so the wait was about 20 minutes. Not a problem since we enjoyed sitting on the patio and enjoying our drinks. The bartenders were great, fast and very friendly. I appreciate that before pouring my wine, the one bartender put in a lot of effort to buffing my glass. I ordered a plum wine to start, which is always delicious and sweet. We were seated a little earlier than 20 minutes, but unfortunately weren't greeted for a bit following that. They were super busy though. Our waiter was very nice and knowledgeable, and we stuck with splitting apps versus getting ramen. We ordered the shishito peppers, karaage, takoyaki, and edamame. To drink, we ordered and split the hot sake. The first plates came out pretty quickly, and were hot and delicious. Our hot sake took a while to be delivered, and we had to ask our waiter to double check it was still on the way. Then when it arrived, we had to fight off a bunch of gnats that kept landing on the bottle. I guess they wanted to party, too! The shishito peppers were definitely my favorite. They were perfectly coated in sauce and flavoring. The karaage was tender and tastes especially good when paired with the watermelon. takoyaki was served hot and it's a blast watching the Bonita flakes dance on the balls. The edamame, while good, needed to be stirred up because the salt distribution was heavy on certain pieces. We wished we could order dessert, but felt a bit rushed by the server. It was a little before 10pm, so we understand they're off at 11pm, but as a former server there's definitely better ways to keep up with the closing process that feels less intrusive to the patrons. Overall, we had a blast at Wabi house and the food was great. Maybe we went on an off night for service, but overall will definitely be back again!! read more

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ok, I went on Saturday night and ordered the Shoyu ramen. My bf and I tasted the Shoyu ramen and was met with a really sour/musky taste so we sent it back. (IVE NEVER SENT FOOD BACK) I then settled for the Tonkotsu ramen which was a safe bet for me because I've had this type of ramen at other establishments and I knew I liked it and it's a classic, how can someone mess it up right?? Well, turns out- I GOT FOOD POISONING. I'm currently writing this from urgent care...PLEASE be very wary about the food here. The weird tasting shoyu should have been my first sign to leave and I should have taken it. read more

A coworker of mine recommended me this place, so I decided to go try it! He specifically told me he enjoyed the crispy pork ear and the Tsukemen ramen, so I had to try it. For cocktail, my friend and I wanted to order one of specialty cocktails, but they ran out so the server suggested a cucumber margarita. It was alright, nothing crazy. Food wise, we started off with the bone marrow shiitake, sweet corn fritters, and the crispy pork ear. I enjoyed the bone marrow shiitake the most, the sweet corn fritters second, and last, the crispy pork ear. Main entree, the Tsukemen ramen. It was different, but I think the best cold/dipping noodle ramen I've ever had. It was overall very different for me. I do believe all the food is great quality, but the things I ordered were based off of my coworker's favorites and I came to realize that we have very different taste buds. I think if you're a huge meat eater, you would definitely enjoy the crispy pork ear and the Tsukemen. However, for me, I usually order vegetable based ramen which hence is most likely the reason why I enjoyed the shiitake the most. Service and ambiance were both fine as well. Nothing out of the ordinary. We enjoyed some Love Island USA at the table and our server was patient as well. Overall, I would definitely come back and get the things that appeals to me! read more

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Great Ramen and service. The only draw back is the smell of raw sewage that hits you when you walk in.

Wabi House is an absolute treat, especially during the colder months when a steaming bowl of ramen just hits differently. Every element is done to perfection!! The broth is rich, savory, and deeply layered; the marinated eggs are perfectly jammy with just the right touch of sweetness; and the pork is so tender it practically melts in your mouth. I'm obsessed with their Shoyu Ramen, beautifully balanced, brothy, and packed with umami. But their Tsukemen and Tonkotsu Ramen are also incredible, each with its own distinctive depth of flavor. No matter what you order, you really can't go wrong here. If you're a ramen lover in Dallas, Wabi House deserves a spot at the top of your list! read more

We recently took a trip to Dallas and found ourselves looking for a ramen spot to eat at and ended up at Wabi House. Impressed by the setting, (they have an outdoor patio that allows for dogs) we were very hopeful it would be a winner. Here's what we found: The service was good. The staff was friendly and the time it took to order and get our food out was very fast, even when we were located outside of the main restaurant. The setting, again, was very nice and having a ramen spot that could finally accommodate to having a dog was a huge plus. They have a built out bar indoors which we didn't get drinks from but wanted to note in case anyone likes to drink more than just broth. As for the food, it was lacking in some key spots. We ordered the tonkotsu and shoyu ramens and the overall flavor of both wasn't strong. Specifically on the tonkotsu side, the broth tasted not far off from that of one you could get in a packet to cook at home. In both bowls the chasu was tough and overcooked, which is a big swing and a miss as it's our favorite topping. The noodles were very good though with a nice chewy texture. We also ordered the chicken karaage which was a mixed bag as the flavor was good but the breading was very crumby and too oily. Our biggest takeaway from Wabi House was that it is an incredibly convenient and artistic spot that may not have the best food but is a bit of a game changer for those who like to bring dogs out with them. If you're looking for good ramen, maybe skip this place, but if you're looking for a ramen place to eat with man's best friend with you then this is the spot. read more

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This was my first time coming here and I had the spicy miso. The broth was tasty with a hint of spice. It was very filling. I liked it. My drink also really good. Nice location with inside and outside bar and patio. I went on a Saturday after 2:30pm so it was pretty busy, so we ordered drinks at the bar but we were seated by the time the drinks came out. read more

Wabi House - Spicy miso - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Many Yelpers before me have mentioned that Wabi House was the best ramen spot in Dallas - and they're absolutely right. There's no contest whatsoever; they've totally knocked it out of the park! We began with a small appetizer, the hama rayu. The yellowtail was very fresh and came with sesame oil and fried garnish - even for $14, everyone at our table enjoyed it. I would've ordered another plate, but I was most excited for the main dish - the ramen. My order was the spicy miso ramen, which included generous amounts of noodle, scallions, and an egg. The broth had just the right kick to it and was so delicious - I couldn't help but down the entire bowl. Everything, down to even the portions of the various ingredients inside the bowl, were perfect. There is really nothing more to say, as Wabi House has left me speechless in the best way possible. I walked out a very full, satisfied, and happy customer ~ Should I ever return to Greenville, I will be stopping by again! read more

Wabi House - Spicy Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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This Japanese noodle spot serves some truly delicious dishes--rich broth, fresh toppings, and noodles cooked just right. It's easily one of the better places around for a comforting, satisfying bowl. The only downside is the wait. It can get pretty long during peak times, so definitely plan ahead if you're coming with a group or on a tight schedule. I also wish they offered a loyalty program. I find myself coming here often enough that saving a little money or earning rewards would be a great perk. Overall, fantastic food that's worth the wait--just be prepared, and maybe bring a little extra patience! read more

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$9 lunch ramen really cannot be beat!! we got the spicy edamame, albacore, and two ramens. everything (maybe with the exception of the albacore) was well-sized for the price and flavorful!! our waiter was truly exceptionally professional and efficient, as was the host. as expected for a chain, the ambience isn't anything unique, but still lovely -- and there's a nice assortment of two-person, four-person, and larger booths/tables to accommodate any size! read more

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Hands down one of my favorite ramen spots in Dallas! Wabi House is located at the end of Lover Greenville. Whether you're going for lunch or dinner Wabi House is always a vibe. The service and waiters are always so nice and when it's peak, expect to wait no longer than 25-30 minutes. My favorite go to menu item is the Dry Garlic add corn. The flavor of the garlic blended with the ramen makes it so addicting you don't even realize you've finished the whole bowl. Another classic is the spicy miso ramen. The broth is not too rich and makes it feel like a hearty light miso ramen that cures the soul when you're sick. Some appetizers we can't ever go without are 10/10 the fried pork ears, chicken karaage, and takoyaki. Overall a solid ramen place in Dallas that I love to take my out of town friends to and make sure you walk around Lower Greenville while you wait for your table or after dinner for some Dallas fun! read more

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For appetizers, I got the takoyaki along with the beets & brussels to share. They both had amazing flavors and are must gets. The beets & brussels does have cashews and dashi butter in it so I would avoid this if you have a peanut allergy. For my main entree, I got the spicy miso ramen. I appreciated the spice to it so if your spice tolerance is lower I would recommend the tonkotsu ramen instead since it had a rich broth with great flavors as well! Be prepared to wait as the restaurant was busy even on a Wednesday night. You can ask a host to add you to the waitlist, which you can track real time online. I would use the time to grab a drink or walk around the strip as there are many things for you to do in the meantime. Overall, our food came out quick despite how busy the staff were so be patient with them! The restaurant itself is fairly spacious and was decorated very aesthetically for the holidays. This place is great to enjoy alone, with a partner, or a group of friends. Parking also can be difficult so I would recommend carpooling if possible. They have two lots behind the restaurant that are hopefully open and parallel parking spots along the strip. read more

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If you find yourself feeling a little bit chilly and in need for a bountiful eyesight of alternative baddies, look no further. I had revolving sushi last week and had no hope for Japanese cuisine until wabi house stepped in and saved me from the darkness. This meal made me want to get up and yell Arigato gosaimas and kiss all the chefs. Wabi I WILL be returning. read more

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This place is perfect for a casual meal but still nice enough for a date night as they offer beautiful cocktails as well as food. Located in a lively street with various bars and restaurants all with walking distance, I can see this place as a nice hangout spot for a night out. The food was so homey and comforting. The veggie ramen broth had a slight natural sweetness from all of the different vegetables. The noodles for the tsukemen were all broken up into tiny pieces which was a little odd. The chicken karaage appetizer was so light and crispy on the outside. But the house salad which uses kale as a base (rather than the typical iceberg) was to die for. So light and refreshing. Our server Derek(?) was so friendly and made sure we were satisfied with our meal. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area. read more

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The location can be a bit chaotic when it comes to parking, but thankfully, Wabi House provides customer parking, which is a huge plus. This restaurant had been on my list for quite some time, thanks to numerous recommendations. When I finally visited, I was pleasantly surprised by the quaint and inviting atmosphere. I especially loved how the bar area opened up to the patio seating a perfect setup for enjoying great weather. Indoors, it was a bit loud due to the music, but the decor and overall vibe were relaxed and chill. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Despite the restaurant's smaller size, the efficient turnaround on cocktails and food proved that space was not an issue here. The service was quick, and everything arrived fresh and well-prepared. Here's a rundown of what we ordered: Appetizer -Garlic Albacore ($14) Albacore tuna, soy, ponzu, garlic chips, fresh herbs. While I'm not a fan of ginger, and this dish had large chunks of it (not mentioned in the description), I still appreciated the freshness of the ingredients. A solid starter for those who enjoy bold flavors. Entrees Tonkotsu ($14) Chashu, ajitama egg, woodear mushroom, corn, scallion, mayu oil. I loved the rich and flavorful broth--it was the standout of the dish. The thinner noodles reminded me of pho noodles, which allowed me to enjoy the balance of ingredients rather than just filling up on noodles. I came hungry, and there were no leftovers after this one! I also asked for extra spicy oil, which elevated the flavors even more. Spicy Miso ($14) Minced pork, poached egg, bamboo, scallion, spicy rayu, chili threads. This ramen had a nice lingering kick from the spices. However, the thicker noodles felt a bit heavy for my taste, making it less enjoyable compared to the Tonkotsu. Cocktails Geisha ($10) Vodka or gin, watermelon puree, lemon juice, mint simple syrup. I wanted a smooth, not overly sweet cocktail, and our waitress recommended the Geisha. I chose vodka over gin, and it was a fantastic decision. The drink was refreshing and perfectly balanced. Samurai ($12) Gin, orange liqueur, shishito juice, egg white, lemon yuzu citrus. This cocktail was a bit too strong for my liking. The shishito juice added an intense kick that was overwhelming and made it difficult for me to enjoy. Overall, Wabi House impressed me with its cozy vibe, attentive service, and flavorful dishes! read more

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Hold on Houston. I may have left you, but I didn't leave my appetite behind. But what's this? Ramen? Good noods and chillacious drinks. I'm just making up words alright? Bear with me. But picture this. Bustling streets. Chatters of different conversations from bars around the way. Aromas of carbs and tonkotsu scream in the air to be devoured on a hot day. You're hungry and you just need some good eats in your stomach. Making your way into Wabi means you're either waiting on their patio for a table/bar seat. Or you're immediately sat with yourself (or with friends.) The menu is pretty extensive from their scallops, meatballs, to Japanese fried chicken and ramen which are pretty damn tasty. Plenty of the food has been good noshes and people like Amanda, Ahn, Jasmine, and Denise have made this place incredible. Here's the food and how I eat it. The scallops have a light soy marinade with micro greens on top. I had a dash of salt to compliment it. Shittake mushrooms have a nice density to give it extra umami. That bone marrow butter is stellar. I get the tsukemen which is their dipping ramen; but what do I do? I add scallops and that bone marrow to enhance that broth. The gods answered my prayer and I couldn't stop saying thank you to the food one. Overall, it was great. I love the atmosphere and I couldn't thank them to be another home away from home. read more

Wabi House - Bone Marrow Shiitake and Pork Croquette - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Love the cool and chill ambiance of this ramen restaurant. My friend's baby was also loving the vibes as he was quiet the whole time!!! Starters included the seared scallops and the sweet corn fritters. The seared scallops did not pair well with the sauce as it was too salty. The sweet corn fritters were the best though. Perfectly fried crust and soft and fluffy inside. Delicious!!! We got the spicy miso ramen which was not as spicy as I imagined which was a good thing. I do wish it had more protein but overall a well balanced and savory ramen. As for drinks I loved my lichi li as it wasn't too sweet for being bubbly. Paired well with the appetizers!!! Highly recommend this ramen restaurant when in the Greenville area!!! read more

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The spicy miso, brussel sprouts, and karaage remain undefeated! Very filling portions. read more

Wabi House - Spicy miso ramen, Karaage, Beets n Brussels - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Everytime I come here i get the best service, and the best food!!! this place has the best ramen with spice levels ranging from mild to my boyfriends personal favorite- dragon style. i also recommend the spicy edamame!! i love the spicy miso and it is the perfect amount of heat. they also have great cocktails if you want a fun drink! the ambiance is great and we are always seated super quickly! read more

Wabi House - spicy miso - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Always a favorite lunch spot. Hot and spicy ramen, even on a hot July afternoon. Wabi is just that good! I always opt for the beets and Brussels and the chicken karaage as starters. It's way too much food but I get it every time. LOL. Spicy miso is my go-to. An extra egg for more protein. My colleague got hers "dragon-style" for an extra kick. I couldn't believe how chill she was eating the entire thing, didn't break a single sweat. Overall delicious food - we don't always get the friendliest service. Just kind of straight to the point. But the food is always a hit. read more

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The best ramen I've had in Dallas--hands down. This place is an absolute treat, especially during the colder months when a steaming bowl of ramen just hits differently. Every component is executed to perfection: the broth is rich, deeply savory, and complex; the marinated eggs are perfectly jammy with a subtle sweetness; and the pork is unbelievably tender, practically melting in your mouth. I'm obsessed with their shoyu ramen--it's beautifully brothy, balanced, and packed with umami. But if you're in the mood for something different, their tsukemen and tonkotsu ramen are also fantastic, each offering its own unique depth of flavor. No matter your preference, you really can't go wrong here. If you're a ramen lover in Dallas, this spot is a must-visit! read more

Wabi House - Shoyu Ramen with extra egg - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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A casual japanese restaurant with a nice ambiance. I came here for lunch and there was a deal for an entire ramen bowl for only $9, unheard of in today's economy. However, the ramen was a bit bland and the noodles were soggy. I tried 3 other sides and they were delicious though. Specifically, the seared scallops, carpaccio, and chicken meatballs. I honestly recommend just ordering a bunch of the sides and some drinks here! No complaints about the service, they were nice and fast. read more

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Tonkatsu Ramen, Chicken Karaage Pretty just so-so ramen. Not anything too exciting really. My friends thought the broth was too salty and not that flavorful. Chicken karaage was pretty good. Nice large interior, some parking nearby. read more

Wabi House - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I will never, ever, get enough of this place. My favorite restaurant in the city and I don't care what the bad reviews say. I come here so often and not once have I had a bad experience. Staff is always nice and quick, food always perfect. The ajitama egg is the best I've had around. Chashu pork is literally the best. Plenty of space but I will say it is almost impossible to get in on Sunday dinners. But plan accordingly and you'll be fine. THE best ramen in Dallas proper. read more

Wabi House - Shoyu - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Great spot in Lower Greenville. I fancy the small plates there more than the ramen but it makes me sad there is no happy hour here like there is in the Fort Worth location. Otherwise their food is pretty delicious across the board. I'd recommend all their small plates a try at least once. No complaints with their service! read more

love this location i recommend it to everyone all the time i love u wabi house espresso martini, spicy miso and karaage is my go to always busy and service is always nice and quick read more

Wabi House - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

My favorite ramen spot. All meals and apps are the best I've had in Dallas. Come here every 2 weeks at least and service is always great too never had bad service read more

Good service, food tasted great, restaurant was clean and ambiance was nice with the florals and lighting! read more

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5/5 I came here for take away as it was a rainy day to find the restaurant packed midday on Wednesday. Service was fast and my order of spicy miso ramen and an app of Hama rayu was ready to go in 15 min. When I tell you this order was superb and so delicious. I had to stop myself from eating the entire dish in one sitting. I will be back and highly recommend! read more

Very friendly and accommodating host! We originally were going to get a table in our favorite servers section Amanda, but she was busy! So we decided to grab two seats at the bar. Jaz on the bar was busy and still quick to greet us and provide excellent service! We ordered several things and they were all amazing! Wabi House hack, get the mushrooms and then mix whatever bone marrow butter is left into your ramen! It's delicious! The tapioca pudding was to die for! Will be coming back to try the rest of the menu soon! read more

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It's always busy in lower Greenville, but you can usually find parking for Wabi House in the lots behind it. This restaurant fills up fast. They have a great little covered front patio and a bustling bar -- it always feels like a festive outing at Wabi House, even on a Monday afternoon. Be warned, gluten free eaters, there isn't much on the menu for us (but it wasn't made for us okay, it's a ramen spot, I'm not complaining)! We can do the house salad with no vinaigrette, the hamachi rayu with no vinaigrette or rayu (chili oil), shishito peppers with no glaze or bonito flakes, and veggie ramen with no noodles. I was meeting friends and not starving, so I had the hamachi and enjoyed it a lot. Super delicious and fresh with great texture. And they have a stellar cocktail menu and pretty good wine list as well. Our waiter was named Rodolfo and he was so kind, he took good care of us and helped me with the gluten free thing. Thank you, Rodolfo! Next time I'll try the noodle-less ramen because the broth and veggies are my favorite part anyway. read more

The miso ramen here was very good! I liked it way more than the tonkatsu ramen. I have been here several times and would come back read more

Wabi House - Miso ramen - Ramen Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Prior to today, I've enjoyed Wabi House ramen. Wabi was my go- to. Unfortunately, today was my last visit at Wabi House. I ordered the Spicy Miso, which is a favorite. As I gathered the broth onto my spoon I noticed an unusual thing floating around in my soup. I scooped it out and placed it on a napkin. I couldn't figure out what it was, so my curiosity took me further and I squeezed it between a napkin and redish pus squirted out of the thing that was likely some type of bug or parasite. The manager was apologetic and handled the situation by offering a refund. Nonetheless, I will not be able to forget this and no longer feel safe eating here. I hope they reconsider the cleanliness of their food prep and cooking for their future customers. read more