Mooji Ramen/mù Zi Lā Miàn

Good restaurant, high chair for small kids, only seating 4 parties inside for safety and to prevent crowding. Pricing is a little expensive, $12.95 for fried mushrooms seems a little steep.

This restaurant is surprisingly excellent and delicious. It offers a unique fusion of Japanese and Taiwanese cuisine, so it's best to adjust your expectations accordingly. Each main dish ranges from $12 to $18.

The ramen was good, but the broth was slightly saltier than I'm used to. My biggest issue was that you can't pick additional items to go in the ramen, nor do they tell you what you're going to get. No mushrooms, no bamboo shoots, no seaweed : View menu

I recently tried the ramen at a place near my house. It wasn't the best I've ever had, but it was still quite good. Overall, I think it's worth a visit if you're in the area. However, they did get my fiancée's order wrong, and she’s still upset about it weeks later. #justiceforamy Food: 4/5

A small shopping street south of Culver has several great options for dining, one of which is Mooji Ramen. I decided to stop by and ordered the curry rice with fried pork, and it was absolutely delicious. The curry was flavorful, with just a hint of spiciness—nothing overwhelming, but definitely enjoyable. It's a good spot!

Had their Spicy Miso Ramen and it was really good but not the best i’ve had. The pork was delicious but just felt as a whole it lacked flavor, also had no real kick to the spice at all. It was also my first time trying Gyoza and they were delicious and had a nice crispy bottom. Service was good too, there was no people at all when we went so we got seated quickly. View menu

Five tiny pieces of chicken is what they charge 12.95 for. Also had their beef curry, and the beef was so raw and blue I felt it was still mooing at someone this morning… I have heard of farm to table, aren’t you suppose to cook it first? I even called the restaurant and asked if this was their normal portion, they told me yes, it might've just looked small due to the way they cut it. Are we rationing for WWIII?

In their response to our complaint, the restaurant claimed that baby food had caused the clog, which is completely false. We didn’t feed our kids any baby food while we were there; they simply ate the meals we ordered. Whenever I cleaned the utensils in their restroom, I made sure to dispose of any food waste in the trash can before rinsing them in the sink. The restaurant seemed to place blame on us without any evidence. The flooding issue was likely due to a long-standing clog in the pipe beneath the sink, which they clearly hadn’t bothered to fix. The owner even went so far as to say that we had messed up the restroom, preventing the next customers from using it properly. It feels as tho...

if friend desires food, I swear he needs the time to explore all new places to try. in this month we have met many rams and this weekend we decided to try mooji ramen. we came shortly after the opening and we were the only patrons in the restaurant. because of the kovid, they currently only place 4 tables max, but we had in the round the place for us all the time. when he first went through the menus, he was delighted by their offered, which merged Japanese and Taiwanese dishes. how, they could make their rugs a combo by making $5 for their choice of popcorn huhn, gyoza, sweet potato fries and another option sweet black tee. the friend has the hakata tonkotsu ramen and I have miso ramen. my... View menu