Wok 'n ' Bowl Ramen

If you know taste of ramen, do not go to this place. Overpriced, super salty, and wrong ramen textures.You will regret.

Portions were large and the meat and other toppings on the ramen were excellent. However, the broth leaked umami and the noodles were thick and flavorless.

A convenient option for a quick bite to eat. You order at a kiosk, which makes the process easy. The menu is somewhat limited, but the food is decent. Ramen costs around $13, and they also offer a kids' menu. View menu

For an amusement park, their ramen broth is surprisingly good. I really appreciate that it's made from scratch. It's a nice change from the typical hot dogs and hamburgers you usually find at most amusement parks.

The ramen did not taste good at all. Worse ramen that I've ever tasted. The kids love ramen they didn't like it. The tables were disgustingly dirty. We had to clean our own tables. They forgot to give us our drinks souvenir cups, we had to go back in ask for them. Never again.

I really enjoy ramen, and my son does as well, but we were both disappointed with this place! The ramen wasn't even spicy! Additionally, it seemed like the tofu my son received wasn't what he expected. I would recommend looking for another restaurant if you're visiting Legoland. View menu

The restaurant only offers electronic ordering. I asked them to omit the eggs from my ramen. One of the staff members inquired whether it was a preference or an allergy. When I asked him what difference it made, he rudely replied that he couldn't assist me. So... they’re done! Goodbye!

I was grateful to avoid yet another theme park hamburger or chicken tenders. The rice bowls came topped with cucumber, onion, and shredded carrots, and they even offer rice bowls for kids, which is a nice option that isn't fried. I gave it three stars because my pork was slightly overcooked and dry, but overall, it was a refreshing change. They do need to add more outdoor seating and umbrellas, as it can get quite sunny.

I was grateful to have something other than the typical theme park hamburgers or chicken tenders. The rice bowls included cucumber, onion, and shredded carrots, and they even offer rice bowls for kids, which was a pleasant surprise to have a non-fried option. I rated it three stars because my pork was slightly overcooked and dry. However, it was a refreshing change. They could use more outdoor seating and additional umbrellas, as it gets quite sunny. View menu