Tokyo Sakura Noodles

They don't cook to order the teriyaki chicken so mines came out half cold. Don't even know how old that chicken is. Place is pretty ran down. Used to be pretty decent!

Kimchi rice... was ok but 10.50 and half the box was plain wilted warm lettuce . small portion for the price better to buy it in the grocery store warm spot if they have it still

Always my go to place for ramen. Prices still are good for what you get.I'm glad the weather is cold again. Not to mention the store and bakery right next door in the same place , you have to go don't cheat yourself View menu

Ok, seriously, not bad at all.I had the Takoyaki balls, ordered a couple croquetes and shoyu ramen. Delicious! Priced very reasonably. It sits inside of the market and very convenient for lunch and quick dinner. Not a date place but great for a couple of friends getting a bite! You wont be disappointed.

I have been coming to Sakura Noodles for 13 years now. It is consistently good and I have had a chance to try a variety of dishes. My absolute favorite continues to be the pork belly ramen with a side of tacoyaki and fried dumplings. The only reason it doesn't get five stars is because they skimp on the hot sauce and the ladies that take your order in the evenings can be a little difficult to order from.

The photo really captures my experience perfectly. I ordered two servings of vegetable tempura, and what I received was a flat patty filled with what I believe was soggy lettuce, shredded carrots, and an unidentifiable mush of vegetables. The tempura batter was undercooked, and the veggies tasted stale, completely overpowered by the flavor of the used shrimp-scented oil they were fried in. I even had to head into the Market to grab a drink just to wash the taste of the old oil out of my mouth. Overall, it was not a pleasant experience, but I want to stress that this does not reflect the quality of the other establishments in the area, which are all fantastic. View menu

The restaurant was quite dirty, with all the tables needing a good clean. When I approached a staff member about it, the man with shoulder-length curly hair had a notably rude demeanor. Previously, when I asked him about the difference between tonkatsu ramen and pork ramen, he had been dismissive, simply responding, "Tonkatsu is tonkatsu. Pork is pork," accompanied by a sarcastic expression. It was extremely frustrating. Fortunately, my husband intervened before I could say something I'd regret. That employee was lucky. I really hope the owner notices this and takes appropriate action because he's not suited for the service industry. I also plan to report this restaurant to the Health Depart...

This place always popped up on grubhub as recommendation since i order lunch from time to time. Decided to give it a try yesterday and was extremely disappointed. I have ordered Shoyu Ramen and beef kimbap. Ramen- broth was terrible. They need to stop calling it a ramen if broth is gonna taste like water diluted with soy sauce and way too much salt. No flavor whatsoever. But i chalked it up to it costing only 10.95. Prepackaged noodle and soy sauce water was what i got. Kimbap- pretty decent for what it is but somehow was very soggy. I don't sit there judge how my food taste every-time. I Usually try to approach it from an understanding point of view but it was not worth it for this place. N...

When I arrived, there was no wait, and a very friendly older lady took my order. I opted for the chicken udon, shrimp tempura udon without green onions, and a side of shrimp tempura. My order was ready in about five minutes, and the food was hot and fresh. I tried the chicken udon, which was served in a separate bowl. The chicken was tender and quite soft; while I’m not a big fan of it, my boyfriend enjoyed it. Unfortunately, they included green onions in my udon despite my request for no onions. The shrimp tempura, on the other hand, was absolutely delightful and came out piping hot. On the downside, the tables were somewhat dirty and there was no one around to clean them. Additionally, sev... View menu