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Casual eatery offering bowls of ramen, as well as teriyaki and fried dishes.
From Google Maps reviews.
from my experience, service was better than the food. friendly cashier :) food came out in about 10 minutes. i ordered shoyu ramen which was alright. you have the option between chicken & pork. i had 2 medium sized pieces of chicken, and half an egg. the soup broth is pretty salty. i like that there was plenty of noodles but wish there was more chicken and mushroom. overall would recommend! left with a full stomach
Idk who is giving these high ratings but don’t let a cold day trick you into spending money on ramen here. Where to start… no ramen soup spoon - disposable or otherwise. This alone is enough of a red flag tbh. Egg was not marinated, just a plain bland egg. Noodles were not appropriate for tonkotsu ramen. They were just generic ramen noodle noodles from a packet. Gyoza were deep fried and not very good.
My son wanted to try some authentic Japanese ramen. He happened upon Kawa Japanese Ramen. The menu might be limited, but what they do, they do really well. The ramen is first rated. The staff is friendly and helpful. They want to be sure you enjoy yourself while you are dining with them. There are a number of other restaurants in the building as well. Be sure you find Kawa. It is in the middle. The chicken and beef ramen bowls are especially delicious. They also have a selection of Japanese soft
From the Oct 2, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Cold food was held above 41°F, warm enough for bacteria to grow.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.