Tosu Ramen And Sushi

It’s hard to find spicy food in the area that is actually spicy, so we were pleasantly surprised by the kick that the red miso ramen offered. I found the flavor of the tonkotsu ramen was overwhelming before I was halfway through. However, we didn’t feel that way about the miso ramen. The sushi was fresh, and the staff was friendly. The appetizer came after our ramen did, which was a bit odd, but not a big deal. Four stars because we’ve had better ramen elsewhere, and the service could’ve been more attentive. Having said that, we would definitely return in the future for sushi and poke bowls.

Excellent customer service! I originally ordered the udon soup (never had it before) so I wasn’t sure what it was suppose to taste like but to me it was were salty. I let them know and they didn’t fuss at all and let me order something else. Got the vegetarian miso Ramen and it was excellent. Lots of good flavor, toppings tasted fresh and noodles were well done.

Ramen is all about the broth, and the ramen itself, (noodles) they did great with the broth but not so much with the ramen. If I didn't know better and maybe I don't, the ramen tasted like some basic top ramen stuff to me. I lived in Sapporo for years (Ramen capital of the world) and it's just hard to find anything close here in the states. I ordered the "Red Spicy" broth. The broth was deep and rich and it had some good heat to it. The toppings were good, the pork, corn and mushrooms but the noodles were not on par. I wonder where the nearest fresh ramen noodle maker is? In spite of the noodles it was great and I ate and drank it all and I will be coming back for the seafood ramen and the Chirashi bowl. $13 for the ramen seemed very reasonable. Location is sketch but right next door to the Asian/Japanese grocery is very convenient. Staff was great.