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Shimuja Ramen

Shimuja Ramen

4921 Southwest 148th Avenue, Southwest Ranches I-33331, United States, 33330-2400

Pizza • Ramen • Lunch • Japanese


"First time trying Shimuja Ramen and it will also be my last. My group of friends and I (total 7 people) showed up without a reservation and they were able to accommodate us, which I thought was great. However, our experience took a turn for the worst. It was really hot in the restaurant when we entered but we thought it was because we just came in and it 's Florida ‍. However, sitting there for 10 minutes, we still didn 't cool down and noticed that their thermostat said 84 degrees. We decided to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe it just didn 't cool down yet, since none of the staff mentioned anything about it being hot or that the AC was not working. We got our food and continued to sweat through our ramen and onigiri. It became unbearable that we asked them why it was so hot, and was told it was because their kitchen AC was broken so the heat was going into the dining area. Personally, I think this would have been important to mention, especially because it is 90+ degrees in Florida right now and we 're having hot foods and soups. Also, not once did they check up on us during our meal or care to see how we were doing in the heat. Then after we finished our food, they took away our food and water and just left us sitting there sweating. Then 10-15 minutes after they took away our food and bagged the leftovers (because I could not finish my ramen noodles in the heat), I asked one of the staff members passing by for the check, and she says okay and walks away. Another 10 minutes pass and still no check. I ask another staff member for the check, which she brings, and we are surprised to see a 20% gratuity already included. We always make sure to tip, but we were shocked because nowhere on their menu, nor did they inform us, that a group of X amount of people would have an automatic tip included. It was also such poor service that it definitely did not deserve 20%. Nonetheless, we lay our card down and it takes them another 10 minutes to pick up the check. What should have only been an hour dining experience took almost 2 hours due to the servers ignoring us. I saw a post for this place on Instagram and thought it was going to be great, but don 't let it fool you. It was definitely NOT the most authentic ramen in South Florida. We got the Kagoshima Special Ramen, Satsuma Tonkotsu Ramen, Takoyaki, and Onigiri (smoked salmon and tuna and mayo). The soup was flavorful enough and the noodles were chewy, but the more you ate, the saltier it was. It was an average Tonkotsu broth and they gave very small and thin pieces of pork belly. The Takoyaki also did not taste like it was made in-house (I could be wrong though). Other than that, the onigiri was okay. So all in all, we will not be going back. Poor service, poor communication, and average food."

Ramen Fuji

Ramen Fuji

2300 S Minnesota Ave C, Sioux Falls, SD 57105, United States

Soup • Ramen • Cheese • Seafood


"It is spendy.... I dropped 22 bucks on a Kimchi Ramen bowl with tamago and spicy pork. Kimchi was just the way I like it (spicy-sour, strong and crunchy the place was empty.. The soft boiled egg was a wee bit on the soft side but is was deliciousso that 's a win for me. They give your about 6oz of spicy pork. (maybe more, I 'm gonna weigh it I 'm eating... This is shavedpork not the ground pork I 'm used to which was still great. You 'll get a decent serving of egg noodles on a regular bowl.They 'll be on the thin side and firm which is pretty standard and authentic for an everyday dish. You do get plenty of broth,I 'm not I to too much broth, I on team #extranoodles (which they as an extra side item so it 's pretty flexible to customize yourbowl and stay authentic, quality, Japanese Ramen Style food. The portions themselves are not too sus but it leans towards 'wegotta make money cuz the place is empty.. BUT, there are several noodles to choose from when you dine in (place was EMPTY...Its South Dakota... I get it.. Yes we love our Culver 's and Sickies ' Mac n ' Cheese bowls.. They do offer several drinks tochoose from and have Asian selections that you 'll most likely enjoy over a soda. Ramen Fuji is up there with Sora Ramen (in LasVegas, and if you know anything about that place that 's where most of the Asian executives on business will go to for lunch ordinner. If you stick to a bowl and a one side, no drink or bowl and one drink it 's possible to stay under 20 bucks. If you 'regonna eat like a guy who is familiar with Ramen Houses you 'll spend over 20 bucks Very niche, hole in the wall place. Ipersonally recommend it at least ONCE then either impress your friends or drop by when you need a hot bowl of real Ramen Housestyle food in Sioux Falls. If you 're visiting Sioux Falls definitely stop here and enjoy the quiet and stay for thefood. Enjoy!!!"

Musashi Exotic Japanese Cuisine

Musashi Exotic Japanese Cuisine

1014 Lindbergh Ave, Feasterville, Pennsylvania, USA, 19053, United States

Soup • Pizza • Sushi • Curry


"I would never disagree with a review or opinion or a reviewer. Heck, some people like Coldplay or The Cowboys, go figure. This aside, I'm surprised to read that other reviewers found a lack of -vegan- options at Musashi. I found quite the opposite. Perhaps we meet in the middle and determine that Musashi has good-great vegan options and also good-great non-vegan options. I would prefer to find an establishment where I can take non-vegans so that they are comfortable, can chose options they prefer, and possible explore vegan options. Mushashi is exactly such a location. I've taken multiple non-vegan and vegan friends and they all (not hyperbole) have given a glowing thumbs up in regards to the food, ambience, and ownership. In regards to the lack of -vegan- options. I'll take a shot. Vegan Green Roll Vegan Pink Roll Multiple Vegan single' rolls: I'm recalling 6-8. Multiple Vegan appetizers: I'm recalling 3-5. Multiple Vegan entrees outside of sushi: I'm recalling 3 or 4. A Vegan dessert option or two. My experience with vegan sushi has been varied. Often, a restaurant will offer a few poorly executed simple veggie rolls. Musashi exudes quality, uniqueness, and attention-to-detail in even the simplest of items. Again, I avoid hyperbole unless I'm referring to the idiots currently in charge of the United States. Oops. Not food related. I legitimately feel that every item ordered (appetizers, simple' rolls, dessert) has been flavorful, detailed, and clearly a dedicated effort by the staff. I may invoke a call from the Vegan Police, but, I should also assert that a certain non-vegan sushi expert I associate with was thoroughly pleased with Musashi and echoed similar sentiments. Sure, service can be a bit slow. Go to Taco Bell if you desire food in four minutes. Honestly, I would happily trade a bit of service for a clear attention to detail. Give Musashi an honest and open-minded attempt and I assert that you may well agree. NOTE: This is an easy 5 star. I respect the Happy Cow 4-star model and, therefore, fight the system to bring you: 4 STARS out of 4 STARS. Deal with it. Rad!"

Sushi Ko Japanese

Sushi Ko Japanese

7971 SW 40th St, 33155, Miami, US, United States

Fish • Sushi • Asian • Curry


"Horrible. Just left the place with my boyfriend. The quality of food at this restaurant has gone downhill. We aren't going again the fish wasn't fresh at all. Let me explain I got a Shrimp Vegetable Tempura with California Rolls Bento. It came with ONE very tiny floppy shrimp. See pics. Never have I ever had such an experience at any Japanese restaurant. They're usually bigger and if not huge they're at least firm because they're fresh. Mine here was floppy and so tiny and sad. My California rolls were sloppily made the form was horrible. My salad was swimming in watery dressing. My boyfriend's sushi lunch was also sad and poorly made, the fish didn't taste fresh at all. Our appetizer btw did not even come in the beginning because they make it there so it took longer. That appetizer (the croquettes) were the only good thing we ate there. I can't believe the whole thing was over $50. They charged us for refills which I think is hilarious considering how long we waited for food so of course we'd drink our sodas by then while waiting. On top of that, the staff was unprofessional. You can have your political opinions, but discussing sensitive topics in your restaurant in the dining area even if there's very few clients, shouldn't be happening. You have no idea who is eating at your restaurants. There's no reason for workers to be congregating having political discussions in the dining room leave it for the break room. So dissatisfied and hope management fixes these problems."

Harajuku Ramen

Harajuku Ramen

1393B 2nd Avenue, New York, United States Of America

Asian • Noodles • Japanese • Asian Food


"朋友们,今天我来聊聊这家简约风格的日本拉面店。说实话,它的装修简单到几乎让人感觉像回到了日本的小巷拉面店。他们提供的午餐套餐,对于价格敏感的朋友来说简直是福音:只需17美元,就能享受一份拉面加上一个盖饭。今天我就尝试了这个套餐,叉烧拉面和咖喱猪扒饭,真是物超所值。 让我告诉你,这里的老板绝对是个聪明人。虽然套餐中的份量相对正常比size小一些,但绝对足够让一个成年人吃得饱饱的。他们的猪排和鸡排炸得特别棒,外皮酥脆,内里多汁,满满的味道。说到味道,这家店的风格偏清淡。无论是咖喱还是拉面,味道都细腻、不重口。 我还没机会尝试他们的其他菜品,但我敢说,这17美元绝对花得值。如果你是附近的上班族,或者不知道午饭吃什么,这家店绝对是个不错的选择。但如果你来自日本,可能会觉得东村的拉面店更符合你的口味。哦,顺便一提,老板也是个“老乡”,这让我感觉更有亲切感。总之,这家店提供的不仅仅是一顿美味的午餐,更是一次舌尖上的日本小旅行! Alright, friends, let 's talk about this minimalist Japanese ramen shop today. Honestly, its decor is so unpretentious, it almost feels like a cozy alleyway ramen joint in Japan. The lunch combo they offer is a godsend for the budget-conscious: just $17 for a ramen and a donburi. I tried this combo today – the char siu ramen and curry pork chop rice – and it was a steal. The owner here is certainly savvy. Though the portions in the combo are slightly smaller than their regular sizes, they 're more than enough to satisfy an adult 's hunger. The pork and chicken katsu here are fried to perfection – crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside, brimming with flavor. Speaking of flavors, this place opts for a lighter touch. Both the curry and ramen have a delicate, subtle taste. I haven 't had the chance to try their other dishes yet, but I can confidently say that these $17 are well spent. If you 're an office worker nearby or just puzzled about what to have for lunch, this is a solid choice. However, if you 're from Japan, you might find the ramen shops in East Village more to your liking. Oh, and by the way, the owner is also a 'local, ' which adds a touch of familiarity. In short, this place offers not just a satisfying lunch but a little culinary journey to Japan!"