Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya

Good ramen place in West Seattle! The food quality is consistent with other Kizuki restaurants, and it's conveniently located in the shopping area of West Seattle for local residents to get Kizuki ramen in West Seattle without the need to drive to downtown and Southcenter. Their specialty ramen and tempura are good ones to try out. They also serve beer.

First time having Ramen (other than cup of noodles) and it was a great place to start. I didn't know which one to get so our server Fernando recommended me the Spicy Ramen. It was Delicious! The peach green tea was so good too. Not only was the food really great but our server was incredible. Fernando was very polite and made sure to check up on us every time he passed by. Don't hesitate to come and try this place out!

Came in for dinner on a Friday evening a it was easy to get a table and the place was not busy. We ordered a vegetarian ramen, garlic tonkatsu with pork belly and potato croquettes between the two of us and it was a lot of food for me. I ended up taking half my ramen as takeaway (and it kept very well till the next day). The food here is really good - the ramen is flavorful, but it’s the potato croquettes that are really the star. The sauce that is drizzled over it adds such a lovely flavor that I could’ve eaten multiple plates of just this.

Rest assured that there are no Kizuki at this place (fans of Demon Slayer should be quite familiar with the word Kizuki!). At Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya you'll find hearty bowls of ramen and other tasty eats. Mild Spicy Ramen Potato Croquette Seasoned Soft Boiled Egg Tuna Mayo Onigiri Spicy Ramen: The pork was torched which made it really yummy. Noodles were soft and soup broth was very flavorful. Potato Croquette: Crispy on the outside. Hot and soft on the inside. A simple dish but very nicely executed. Seasoned Soft Boiled Egg: Good flavor from the marinade but just a little overcooked. Yolk was soft in the centre but not runny, and the outer rim of the yolk was hard. Tuna Mayo Onigiri: We'd had onigiri before but only from a Japanese supermarket or else our own homemade versions. This was our first time ordering it in a restaurant. Our daughter really enjoyed this onigiri. Tuna Mayo onigiri became her new favourite after eating these. Service: Good Parking: Free parking on the street Location: 4203 SW Alaska St., Seattle