Justin Womack

I’ll put this ramen against any ramen in Austin. Deep rich savory broth, slightly smoky. The jammy egg is creamy with a hint of sweet, like crème brûlée. Is it brown sugar? I don’t know its secrets but it is delicious! Get a white peach sparkling Yuzu to pair.

Brooke Bosse

The food was delicious and the portion size was great! There are a bunch of other items I want to try, but everything was awesome and I can’t wait to go back!

+5

Subhechha Roy

Top 5 ramen spots in the US imo. We ordered the spicy tonkotsu, chashu rice bowl and chicken karaage and everything was exceptional. Food quality and taste very close to what you get in Japan. Loveed it. Will be back!

a person

Had the mazesoba brothless ramen. The portion size was great and spice level was tolerable. The texture of the noodles blended well with the spices, egg, and pork. The service was fast, the ordering system convenient, and there was no wait for seating. I'm definitely coming here often!

Vidollia H.H

The best Japanese Ramen in town. We always get the original Tonkotsu, and black garlic Tonkotsu. The restaurant also has some delicious appetizer like the Japanese fried chicken and other mini bites as well. Highly recommended if you’re in the area of Austin/Cedar Park for some delicious Japanese food.

Hannah Bange

Best ramen in Austin, hands down. Every meal I have had here has been awesome. I rarely spend money on eating out but this is one of the exceptions. Appreciate the regional specialties that are done as specials, really cool way to try bowls that are a little more unique. Noodles are made in-house and you can definitely tell - 10/10. Worth the drive any day!

+2

Philip Chong

Amazing Ramen, everything we have had here is simply great. High quality ingredients, great taste, good size for price point. The Tsukemen is also not on the menu but is really good and has a nice spice level. We really love this place!

HMT

One of the best ramen places I had in Austin. We pretty much ordered all the ramen we wanted to try - classic tonkotsu, spicy tonkotsu, black tonkotsu, and signature shoyo. Chashu and eggs were well done! Ramen was just the right amount and perfectly cooked. Had to wait a little bit to get a table at dinner time, but worth it!

Chelsie Brandon

This place is usually always packed, but we always have a seat fast & served quickly. I love their decorations, they’re super cute. I usually get the tonkotsu tan tan. The spice level is less than I would like but they have chili oil & spices to add at the table, love that! I crave their ramen every day!

Kiran Shetty

Small restaurant with a positive vibes. Their ramen were very good. Spicy Tonkatsu is a must try. Tatsu ya Ramen is overrated. Koshihikari rice lager was crisp and refreshing! Must try. The ordering was quick from their website with apple pay. Spent no time ordering; made it easy for ourselves and the waiter. Quick service. You can also order with the waiter who was very friendly.

+6

Exceptional and authentic ramen. QR code self service is a detractor, but not that big of a deal as the ramen is so good.

Viktoria Varunok

I saw that this place has a lot of good reviews, which is why I decided to try the food here. The interior looks quite simple — I wouldn’t say the decor is beautiful or that it has an incredible atmosphere. In my opinion, it’s nothing special. Just a small restaurant with a basic design. The prices are average. One bowl of ramen costs about $17 + tax. I was satisfied with the service. The guy who took our order was very friendly, and it was clear that he knows the menu well and can recommend a lot of things. There are plenty of free parking spots. We didn’t have any issues with parking at all. As for the ramen, I would rate it 3,8/5. It was tasty, but nothing extraordinary. I personally prefer the ramen at Tatsu-ya.

+3

Han Hadacek

Ok I want to emphasize this review is coming from a vegetarian! So take what I say with the grain of salt. I am so appreciative of a ramen spot having a vegetarian choice for all us vegetarian people. I went with my husband and a friend on a Friday evening at around 6 PM. There was a slight wait and they have an iPad in front that you can add yourself to a waitlist. I didn’t see an option to add ourselves on wait list prior to arrival. The service was great - they were constantly checking people in even with the waitlist and trying to clear tables out to keep the list moving. We probably waited around 15 minutes for a table. So really 5 stars on the service they were constantly checking in on us and refilling our waters. I got the vegan tan tan and though the noodles were great, I found the broth to be salty and not overly flavorful. The description said it would have chili oil and I didn’t taste that at all. It really needed some acid or something to brighten the soup as I found the broth to be just one salty note. My husband had the classic tonkotsu and also thought it was just ok. Space is clean and slightly small. They do have alike a small bar in the back if you’re coming to eat individually very similar to how they do it in Japan. If you’re a big group of 6 or more know likely there will be a wait. Parking wise is easy and free as it shares the parking lot with Randall’s and is located in a strip mall.

Jennie Ran

Ordered the Signature Shoyu and Tonkotsu Tan Tan. Bold and full-bodied broths. The ramen noodles were average, not much of a bounce or chew and failed to retain the flavor of the broth. Solid chashu with a light char. The price was a bit high for what was presented. A good but forgettable bowl of ramen. Had to wait a relatively long time after ordering until the food arrived which was unexpected given ramen is supposed to be quick.

Anmol Agrawal

I went for their vegetarian options, so I ordered the vegan tantanmen and the croquette. The croquette was okay, a bit too small for $5 and the sauce was a bit sour. The tantanmen's broth was good by itself as it tasted creamy, but it didn't have enough character. With the noodles, the broth couldn't really stand out. The best part of the ramen were the bamboo shoots.