Tatsunoya has recently opened their second location. More conveniently located for those of us on the west side of Los Angeles. But it’s not too far from their original location in downtown Pasadena. They’ve keeped their menu simple and their store small. I think that’s a smart move for them. Focus on the menu and …
Ramen Nagi is a new comer to the Palo Alto Area. Opening a few weeks ago, the chain is bringing some much needed ramen to Sillicon Valley. I showed up on a Monday at lunch time and there was already a line of ramen enthusiast waiting to get in. They give you an order sheet …
This is my second visit here. The first time I had to get their number 1 seller (check out my previous review). I knew I would come back and try the miso. After all, I’m a miso guy at heart. I love the unique flavor of concentrated miso paste. It really hit the spot on …
When you are done getting those “instaworthy” photos at the famous pink walls of Paul Smith or hitting up Alfred Tea Room in Melrose, maybe you can get your ramen fix at Kai Ramen? It’s a new place on La Brea and really close to the Beverly Center. The garlic really stuck out in the Kai …
I’m really a big fan of miso and tonkotsu based broths. For me I’m usually looking something that is rich and flavorful. I think miso and tonkostsu cover both of those requirements. On this particular visit I was interested in trying something that I normally don’t order. I went with the shio ramen and wasn’t …
On Main Street in Santa Monica Jinya is providing many different types of ramen. This place seems to have the most variety of ramen. They also have the largest collection of beers and ciders. This is great for those of us that wish to have a cold adult beverage paired with our ramen. They seem …
Parking in the street is a challenge. Especially at peak times. Pro tip, park at the parking garage for Michaels craft store. It’s just south of all the action, it’s free, and should save you the hassle of trying to find street parking. Or you can just Uber to that area. On the Web @ http://tsujita-la.com/menu-annex.htm …
This place is always busy, but I’ve never had to wait very long to sit and order. They cook their pork broth for 20 hours, which explains why it’s so delicious. Yamadaya has several locations, each doing a little different ramen. Previously, I reviewed their “Factory” store in Torrance. The first time I came here …