Yoshi-ya Ramen

The most consistently delicious ramen in Omaha. Staff has been there forever and know exactly what they're doing. The Spicy Oni ramen is some of the best ramen I've ever had. The broth is thick, and the noodles just soak it right up. Not to mention the noodles themselves, they're the perfect thickness and texture. I'd highly recommend them for anyone that loves Japanese food and ramen. I think a lot of ramen restaurants in Omaha have two large of a menu. Their taste is inconsistent. Yoshi-ya on the other hand, has a small menu that they've perfected. They're king.

Yoshi-ya is pretty good for being a mall ramen aka faster prepared. They have the standard broth selections and I always go with the Tonkotsu. Unlike other places this one actually comes with corn (major plus). I also like to add some Narutomaki for an additional 50c. The broth isn’t too heavy and the noodles are a little thicker than your typical ramen. My favorite part of Yoshi-ya is that they offer a bacon riyu which is a bacony chili paste mix. Try it out if you’re at Flagship Commons.

Amazing! Oh my gosh. Don’t even think about it and just go. I’m picky about new restaurants, but the reviews convinced me. The cashier was so nice and friendly. The cooks were also nice and oh my goodness... the FOOD! The food was amazing. The ramen was the perfect amount of spicy. Enough to feel it, but not enough to make you hate life. The pork buns... the most wonderful and amazing thing I’ve ever ate. I didn’t know what heaven was until I ate those heavenly pork buns. I love pork buns and I cannot lie.

This isn't excellent ramen, or even very good ramen, but it has a unique presentation and flavor. It is located in a food court so you need to temper expectations, but the overall bowl you get isn't disappointing if you understand you aren't ordering from a top-tier ramen spot. If you are shopping in the Omaha mall and are looking for a bite to eat this is my recommendation if you are looking for something warm and filling. Complete customization is allowed but it can get pricey if you start adding multiple toppings.

Good solid choice for ramen. They are served in melamine bowls with plastic spoons. The tonkatsu flavor was good. Pricing was $11 for the bowl which is pretty average for restaurant ramen. There was a chili sauce on the side inside the bowl so if you can't handle spicy you might want to ask for it not in the soup.