Sukiya Ramen

Had a great experience at Sukiya Ramen 🍜 The Spicy Tonkatsu was rich, flavorful, and deeply satisfying—exactly the kind of comfort bowl you crave. Portions were generous, and the presentation was beautifully done. The curry was also really good—comforting and full of flavor. I personally would’ve loved the broth a bit thicker, but it was still enjoyable and well balanced. What really stood out was the awesome staff—friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The atmosphere was cozy and relaxed, making the whole dining experience even better. Overall, great food, great service, and a place that feels good to be in. Definitely worth coming back to. 👌🍜✨

The restaurant was a little crowded and we ended up having to share our table with another party. But it wasn't awful, everyone was respectful. The food was pretty good although the toppings were not as abundant as some of the other ramen shops I've visited... the order came out accurate and definitely hit the spot. The staff was very friendly.

Great gyoza appetizer. And the build your own ramen is awesome. I kept it simple with the spicy beef broth and beef protein and it came out perfectly

All of the 5 start reviews must be from people who’ve never had authentic or good ramen. This place was bland at best. The gyoza was ok but they gave me a tiny amount of sauce for dipping and the “spicy” tonkatsu was also bland. The pork was decent but I’ll stick with my normal place Wanna Poke & Ramen. Sadly they were closed today and I thought I’d try something else, not realizing this was a chain. The place smelled absolutely awful when I walked in, like a lot of sewer gas and dirty drains. Also soy-brined eggs taste way better in ramen than soft-boiled; if the shop is making/using soy-brined eggs for the ramen it’s usually legit.