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Hey I went here again! Katie went with me this time, and we sat outside on their patio! This place is the right vibe. I can't help but love this place just on that alone. But, when you throw in waitstaff that is attentive yet lets you sit back and relax, eating and ordering at your own pace. Amazing! And then there is the food. I will probably eventually make it all the way through this menu. For this visit, we had just driven back into town from a vacation at the lake. And noodles were high on our list of options. Neither of us got noodles. Sigh! But the food is fantastic, and I just can't eat here enough.
Went here for a late dinner on a Saturday night Service was great, even at closing time. Start with the Korean wings they are amazing, so are their Raman bowls.
Happy Hour daily 3-6p keeps drawing me back! Great spot to meet some friends for happy hour drinks and snacks. This part of KC takes me forever to get to, but there are so many hidden gems. Honestly, you can't go wrong with food choices. And parking lots behind and around the corner if you're searching for parking.
I keep trying Boru and something is always off. This time it was the service and their lack of environmental & health concern- I got a plastic straw in my water without asking for one, and when I asked for a cup of hot water I got a giant styrofoam cup... no thank you to microplastics in my water. The server brought my ramen out to me and promised to come back with a spoon and never did- I had to ask another server after 5 whole minutes of not being able to eat the broth while it began to cool. Our server only had 2 other tables. The one item I adore is the mushroom bao. The black ramen was a mix of good (love the chewy noodles) and "eh" (raw garlic cloves, cold egg). They are trendy sure, but there just isn't much love put into the service, food or details. I think this last time was my final time, but I've been there about four times now.
First, the service here was absolutely amazing. Miles was so incredibly funny, friendly, and attentive. Could not have asked for a better server. Secondly, this was my boyfriend and I's second time here and it rocked once again. He got the spicy miso ramen and I got the bulgogi and fried chicken baos with spicy tuna sushi and everything was so incredibly good. This place is a must if you're in the area. Thirdly, the atmosphere here is so great. The music was top tier in my opinion and everything was so clean and welcoming. 5 stars easily!
Our server was so precious!! All the food came out great, perfect spot for date night Highly recommend the wings! You won't regret it!
We came here for Restaurant Week, despite the negative temperatures. The hostess made us feel WELCOMED. It was really pleasant to be greeted so kindly and she was eager to tell us about the specials and that our server would be with us shortly. This isn't the first time we've eaten at Boru, but we wanted to try it again since it's been years from the last time we dined here. My partner's favorite aesthetic is this restaurant: lacquered black furniture, dark woods, red tiles and paint, exposed metal. He always comments on this lol. Anyways to the food! They didn't have hot tea, which was kind of disappointing. From the restaurant week menu, I had the Boru bowl (typical Tokyo style ramen, but with additional bok choy and pickled mustard greens which is not so traditional) and my partner had the spicy miso. I never would comment about this normally in a negative light, but there was far more noodles than broth. The broth was very salty and a bit greasy. The tea egg was not well peeled. I needed togarashi and white pepper for my broth, which wasn't at our table like the other tables around us. In all, I would give the ramen I had a 2/5 stars. My partner thought his was alright. I will say that I tasted his broth and it was much tastier than mine. He did finish his bowl completely. The dessert was half normal key lime pie with mango coulis or purée. It was garnished with a pocky. That too was ok. I might try Boru again in the future, and not for restaurant week, but there are better places to get all of these dishes.
I believe Boru was one of the first that started carrying ramen in KC! Now look at us. Inside the restaurant it's a bit small but the food/vibes is all that matters. Everytime I have visited, I would get the ramen and the kimchi fries *chefs kiss*.
Visiting from out of town and wanted something Asian but also healthy-ish. There's a parking lot across the street and next to the building dedicated to this restaurant and other surrounding shops. It's also free parking-- bonus! Came on a Saturday around 5PM for dinner and it wasn't too crowded, they were able to seat me immediately. Very cute atmosphere, and not too rowdy. I ordered the lucky lychee cocktail, and it was half off due to happy hour. It's sooo delicious. A sweet little bubbly drink to pair with my dinner. I ordered the goddess roll, which I believe is vegetarian. It was filled with seaweed salad, avocado, and krab salad topped with micro greens. The table setting also has soy sauce and chili oil. It was good, but not spectacular. For the entree, I ordered the Korean steak and noodle salad. The steak was overly seasoned (which I find myself saying this to be odd), but it was way too salty for me. However, I did really enjoy the noodle salad very much. It has such a unique flavor but it paired so well with everything. The waiter was kind and helpful. He checked in on me frequently to make sure I was doing okay, so that was nice. Overall, good experience-- I'd come back if I was in town again.
I visited Boru with two friends on a recent trip to KCMO. We started with the crab rangoons, which were absolutely delicious. Perfectly crisp and the filling was very flavorful. For my main, I ordered the General Tso's Chicken and also a breakfast bao. The bao bread was delicious, but broke in half almost immediately. There was also a delicious sauce on the bao. My chicken was good, not great. The sauce was very good, but the chicken itself was pretty tough. My friends had the miso soup and the loaded friend rice. Both were good, but not great. Overall, this is definitely a decent option for asian food in KCMO. I just don't know if I'd go out of my way to direct friends and family here.
I have been Bōru for several times, but this was my first time tried their Dandan noodle. I always like the Dandan noodle was made traditionally from China. I think the flavor was different but interesting. The flavor was different than the traditional ones, but was not bad, it's good to pair with the spicy oil sauce if you can eat spicy! I also found that the kid's menu was surprisingly great! Good choices and good price with free beverage and Ice cream! Great deal if you have a little one.
I was excited to come here because I love Asian/fusion food, but although the experience and atmosphere were great, the food wasn't. Our server was fantastic, though, and the decor for this place is cool. Also, for some strange reason every TV in the place was either broken or just had weird color settings on, not full color but some gray/green/white combo. This was one of the restaurants I tried for restaurant week and it was $20 for dinner. I got The Boru (ramen) and key lime pie for dessert. I guess I'm going to be that picky person when it comes to ramen. I don't know what these fusion noodles were supposed to be. I thought The Boru was what they were calling their house-special ramen. However, the shoyu broth tasted like a Chinese five-spice broth you'd associate with Taiwanese beef noodle soup and the pork belly was so dry I didn't really think there was actually any fat/belly to it. Because of the broth and pork belly together, none of it tasted like Japanese ramen. The key lime pie was overly sweet-- my friend couldn't finish hers. It was pretty sharp/sour, which I like, but it was definitely really sweet.
I really enjoyed the ramen and was glad they were able to make substitutions for me since I don't eat beef or pork. I also had edamame and crispy crab Rangoon which was amazing because it had real crab inside. The customer service was really good also. I would just say that their drink menu wasn't the best.
I will not lie that Boru has been a heaven send for my ramen cravings! So glad that my partner suggested this place, and bonuses: they have happy hour every day (3-6 pm) and the servers are always so great! The place is on the corner with so many windows, that you can really enjoy the sun on a sunny day. They always have some sort of anime or something related on TV, and the inside includes high top seating, along with booths and tables (and a bar if you want to tuck in there!). Has a spot for everyone! One day after having some beers at a local spot, my partner and I were craving some ramen or noodle dishes. We stopped at Boru on his request, and I cannot get the Dan Dan Noodles out of my head! Just went back and tried my second of the four flavors of ramen (spicy miso!) and it hit the spot for a chilly weekend day--even better: ramen bowls are only $10 during the first hour of happy hour (3-4 pm!). Along with ramen options, they have noodles, sushi, steamed buns, appetizers, soju, same, beers, and cocktails. Honestly, if you're looking for a great happy hour place, a great little place to stop for some noodles or ramen, you shouldn't miss a chance at coming to Boru! After just returning, I'm already ready for another adventure in flavor! read more
Ask for Bonnie! She's an amazing server! This was our first time at Boru. We loved it! The cocktails are creative and fun. The atmosphere is great! Inside or out on the patio. Loved the music. We had the Bulgogi Bao, Shrimp Dumplings, and the Dandan Noodles. All were delicious!! The Dandan noodles were perfectly spicy! Not for the faint of heart. We can't wait to return and try the r ramen and other goodies here. read more
8 months ago
First time here for dinner. We had reservation at 6pm and got seated right away. It seems to be kind of a trendy spot. Low dim lighting. Japanese style deco. Waiter was nice enough to give me a few suggestions. I decided on their Boru ramen bowl. The broth was very flavorful. Noodle texture was just right and freshly made with ingredients such as buk choy, mushrooms, pork belly and egg that made it all very tasty. This place is probably one of the best ramen house in our KC. read more
Hey I went here again! Katie went with me this time, and we sat outside on their patio! This place is the right vibe. I can't help but love this place just on that alone. But, when you throw in waitstaff that is attentive yet lets you sit back and relax, eating and ordering at your own pace. Amazing! And then there is the food. I will probably eventually make it all the way through this menu. For this visit, we had just driven back into town from a vacation at the lake. And noodles were high on our list of options. Neither of us got noodles. Sigh! But the food is fantastic, and I just can't eat here enough. read more
Happy Hour daily 3-6p keeps drawing me back! Great spot to meet some friends for happy hour drinks and snacks. This part of KC takes me forever to get to, but there are so many hidden gems. Honestly, you can't go wrong with food choices. And parking lots behind and around the corner if you're searching for parking. read more
1 year ago
I keep trying Boru and something is always off. This time it was the service and their lack of environmental & health concern- I got a plastic straw in my water without asking for one, and when I asked for a cup of hot water I got a giant styrofoam cup... no thank you to microplastics in my water. The server brought my ramen out to me and promised to come back with a spoon and never did- I had to ask another server after 5 whole minutes of not being able to eat the broth while it began to cool. Our server only had 2 other tables. The one item I adore is the mushroom bao. The black ramen was a mix of good (love the chewy noodles) and "eh" (raw garlic cloves, cold egg). They are trendy sure, but there just isn't much love put into the service, food or details. I think this last time was my final time, but I've been there about four times now. read more
First, the service here was absolutely amazing. Miles was so incredibly funny, friendly, and attentive. Could not have asked for a better server. Secondly, this was my boyfriend and I's second time here and it rocked once again. He got the spicy miso ramen and I got the bulgogi and fried chicken baos with spicy tuna sushi and everything was so incredibly good. This place is a must if you're in the area. Thirdly, the atmosphere here is so great. The music was top tier in my opinion and everything was so clean and welcoming. 5 stars easily! read more
1 year ago
Our server was so precious!! All the food came out great, perfect spot for date night Highly recommend the wings! You won't regret it! read more
We came here for Restaurant Week, despite the negative temperatures. The hostess made us feel WELCOMED. It was really pleasant to be greeted so kindly and she was eager to tell us about the specials and that our server would be with us shortly. This isn't the first time we've eaten at Boru, but we wanted to try it again since it's been years from the last time we dined here. My partner's favorite aesthetic is this restaurant: lacquered black furniture, dark woods, red tiles and paint, exposed metal. He always comments on this lol. Anyways to the food! They didn't have hot tea, which was kind of disappointing. From the restaurant week menu, I had the Boru bowl (typical Tokyo style ramen, but with additional bok choy and pickled mustard greens which is not so traditional) and my partner had the spicy miso. I never would comment about this normally in a negative light, but there was far more noodles than broth. The broth was very salty and a bit greasy. The tea egg was not well peeled. I needed togarashi and white pepper for my broth, which wasn't at our table like the other tables around us. In all, I would give the ramen I had a 2/5 stars. My partner thought his was alright. I will say that I tasted his broth and it was much tastier than mine. He did finish his bowl completely. The dessert was half normal key lime pie with mango coulis or purée. It was garnished with a pocky. That too was ok. I might try Boru again in the future, and not for restaurant week, but there are better places to get all of these dishes. read more
I believe Boru was one of the first that started carrying ramen in KC! Now look at us. Inside the restaurant it's a bit small but the food/vibes is all that matters. Everytime I have visited, I would get the ramen and the kimchi fries *chefs kiss*. read more
3 years ago
Visiting from out of town and wanted something Asian but also healthy-ish. There's a parking lot across the street and next to the building dedicated to this restaurant and other surrounding shops. It's also free parking-- bonus! Came on a Saturday around 5PM for dinner and it wasn't too crowded, they were able to seat me immediately. Very cute atmosphere, and not too rowdy. I ordered the lucky lychee cocktail, and it was half off due to happy hour. It's sooo delicious. A sweet little bubbly drink to pair with my dinner. I ordered the goddess roll, which I believe is vegetarian. It was filled with seaweed salad, avocado, and krab salad topped with micro greens. The table setting also has soy sauce and chili oil. It was good, but not spectacular. For the entree, I ordered the Korean steak and noodle salad. The steak was overly seasoned (which I find myself saying this to be odd), but it was way too salty for me. However, I did really enjoy the noodle salad very much. It has such a unique flavor but it paired so well with everything. The waiter was kind and helpful. He checked in on me frequently to make sure I was doing okay, so that was nice. Overall, good experience-- I'd come back if I was in town again. read more
I visited Boru with two friends on a recent trip to KCMO. We started with the crab rangoons, which were absolutely delicious. Perfectly crisp and the filling was very flavorful. For my main, I ordered the General Tso's Chicken and also a breakfast bao. The bao bread was delicious, but broke in half almost immediately. There was also a delicious sauce on the bao. My chicken was good, not great. The sauce was very good, but the chicken itself was pretty tough. My friends had the miso soup and the loaded friend rice. Both were good, but not great. Overall, this is definitely a decent option for asian food in KCMO. I just don't know if I'd go out of my way to direct friends and family here. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
I have been Bōru for several times, but this was my first time tried their Dandan noodle. I always like the Dandan noodle was made traditionally from China. I think the flavor was different but interesting. The flavor was different than the traditional ones, but was not bad, it's good to pair with the spicy oil sauce if you can eat spicy! I also found that the kid's menu was surprisingly great! Good choices and good price with free beverage and Ice cream! Great deal if you have a little one. read more
I was excited to come here because I love Asian/fusion food, but although the experience and atmosphere were great, the food wasn't. Our server was fantastic, though, and the decor for this place is cool. Also, for some strange reason every TV in the place was either broken or just had weird color settings on, not full color but some gray/green/white combo. This was one of the restaurants I tried for restaurant week and it was $20 for dinner. I got The Boru (ramen) and key lime pie for dessert. I guess I'm going to be that picky person when it comes to ramen. I don't know what these fusion noodles were supposed to be. I thought The Boru was what they were calling their house-special ramen. However, the shoyu broth tasted like a Chinese five-spice broth you'd associate with Taiwanese beef noodle soup and the pork belly was so dry I didn't really think there was actually any fat/belly to it. Because of the broth and pork belly together, none of it tasted like Japanese ramen. The key lime pie was overly sweet-- my friend couldn't finish hers. It was pretty sharp/sour, which I like, but it was definitely really sweet. read more
2 years ago
I really enjoyed the ramen and was glad they were able to make substitutions for me since I don't eat beef or pork. I also had edamame and crispy crab Rangoon which was amazing because it had real crab inside. The customer service was really good also. I would just say that their drink menu wasn't the best. read more
With it being KC Restaurant Week, I wanted to see which restaurants were participating and I came across this location and decided to stop in. They opened at 3 PM on Monday and I didn't know that until I got there and was met with a locked door. Once it turned 3 PM, I walked inside and noticed there were a couple of people seated and eating food which surprised me since they just opened. I checked the Restaurant Week menu which had a couple of options to choose from, but I ordered the General Oh Tso Good Chicken with Key Lime Pie. My server came back and informed me that the desserts had not been delivered yet and they ran out of them the day before, which was unfortunate. However, she said they could use a different type of dessert instead, but I decided to pass. Therefore, I just ordered the regular-priced menu option with Edamame. The Edamame was good. I've never had it before, so I was confused on how to eat it. My girlfriend looked it up online and that made things easier for the both of us. It had great flavor, and since there were so many of them, they became filling very quickly. The chicken tasted good and had great flavor. It comes with rice and broccoli and it tasted good by itself, but when added with the chicken it amplified the flavors and came together nicely. This location would've gotten a 5-star review, but the service was below average to average. My waiter only came by to deliver water and didn't speak very much which didn't make my experience personable. Overall, I'm satisfied with my experience here. The food was good, but the service wasn't the best, and I'd recommend anyone wanting some great food to come to this location. I'm not the biggest fan of their menu options, so I personally won't be returning to this location. read more
2 years ago
Food was really unique and tasty. Wonderful service as well. They've got a great happy hour too! read more
My second time going here and it still is one of my favorite spots! The service is always good and the inside and outside always looks beautiful. I will always love their food and the portion is great. I would definitely come back for more and invite more friends here! read more
My hawaiin chicken rice bowl was the most unexpectedly delicious meal I've had in quite some time. Priced at $12.95, it was the perfect portion size for a dinner meal. Their white rice in the bowl was a very delicious to the hawaiin chicken toppings. Boru Asian Eatery is in a great location in Waldo, placing it within walking distance of nearby bars. The vibe inside is good - elevated, but somehow still accessible. I was there in the 9 PM hour and they had music videos from the mid 2000s playing on the televisions, which I found odd, but enjoyed. This is definitely a great spot for a dinner before a night out, or a meal after a happy hour somewhere. read more
3 years ago
If you are looking for Asian-style meals and good vibes, check out my thoughts on Boru after eating here twice this week: Location: 9/10 Nestled near Waldo and State Line, it is the perfect stop for happy hour, dinner, and apps coupled with a chill vibe. It is on the corner next to a coffee shop but parking can be cantankerous during peak hours. (It is free parking, so it's a win!) Keep this in mind as you may have to park and walk when it is pretty busy. Even during slower parts of the day, other neighboring businesses like City Gym can make parking a little difficult. It is not a deal breaker though. Time/day matter: 7/10 My first visit was Thursday evening around 6 pm and it was not busy at all. Service was quick and our server was definitely on top of it. I came back with my husband tonight and it was what you would expect: a lot busier with slower service. We were quick to be seated but waited around five minutes before our server, Amanda took our drink order. It's a Vibe: 9/10 As previous Yelpers have mentioned, this establishment is not that big so I am not sure it is great for parties bigger than five people. The high-top table we sat at had limited space for multiple dishes so that made things feel a little crowded. The soft, ambient lighting and music videos playing in the background make it a nice date night spot. Customer Service: 8/10 Amanda was very sweet and pretty attentive. The server I had on Thursday was super efficient though and our water didn't get 1/4 way empty. She did not make us feel rushed and though we had paid, she still made sure our waters were filled. She also gave us great recommendations from the menu. I wish there was more diversity among the staff, but everyone we interacted with was really nice. Food: 8.5/10 I had the stir-fry ramen dish with chicken on Thursday and tonight. On Thursday, my friend got the popular Boru bowl. For apps, we had spring rolls and crab Rangoon with fresh ingredients and real blue crab! The Asian Pear Mule garnished with fresh pear is fresh and crisp! It is so good! Both times I had the Hubby had Korean Fried Chicken wings with a side of white rice. The stir-fry ramen and Boru were flavorful and fresh! The spring rolls and crab Rangoon were also really good and fresh. Both were crispy and hot. Hubby gave the chicken wings a 7/10 because he said the wings were a little overcooked. I will say that their ramen selection is pretty limited and I would like to see more options. For hubby and I to eat here, it was close to $60, which may be pricey for some. Overall: 8.95/10 I would definitely come back, especially in the warmer months when the patio is open. After visiting twice this week, I do prefer the quieter weeknight crowd over the weekend rush. If you are looking for an extensive ramen selection, you may be disappointed. This is a nice addition to the KC restaurant scene but in my opinion, it is not great for kids. There are not a lot of kid-friendly options and with limited space and seating, it would not be a great choice. The drink options are awesome as well. Give it a try! read more
This is our second time here but over a year ago. We were a party of 2 and got immediately seated at 7:30 on a Saturday night. That was surprising. We stopped here as we had gift cards we could use. Very very light wine pours for $10 a glass. Limited wine & beer selections. The menu was much simplified since our last visit and more mainstream options added ( Brussel sprouts, chicken wings, etc.) versus just focusing on Asian cuisine. Both dishes we had were good not amazing but not bad. Hence the 3 rating. Parking can be ALOT of work trying to find an open spot. read more
3 years ago
Great food and atmosphere! I went here for lunch with some friends. This was my first visit too. I would definitely go back. Overall food was amazing and had great flavor. Like many places, they are short staff. But even with 2 guys trying to hold down the fort by seating people, taking orders, they definitely did a great job. read more
2 years ago
Visited Boru for take-out on a quiet Sunday afternoon. We were at the nearby coffee shop, so we walked in to place our order. The wait time for pick-up was about 15 minutes. The server answered any questions we had and even made recommendations. We were greeted promptly and authentically as we entered. I don't remember the names of the entrees we ordered, but everything was hot, fresh, and full of flavor. Entree sizes were reasonable based on the price. Overall, Boru offers a very good product at good value compared with other full-service ramen restaurants in the metro. read more
1 year ago
LOVE Boru! Seriously had the best experience ever here because of the food and service. We ordered the spicy miso ramen, fried chicken bao, Korean ribs, and chocolate coconut cake. The ramen is the best ever and I seriously crave it all the time. Especially in the winter time, this is perfect to warm yourself up! read more
4 years ago
The bulgogi steamed bao was absolutely delicious! I would come to this restaurant just to eat that bao. It was the perfect picture of everything. That alone gets five stars! The Boru bowl was pretty good. I actually wish I would've had more noodles though but maybe I was supposed to fill up on broth. The gyoza were also delicious and I enjoyed those very much. The waiter was very attentive and I didn't have any issues with service. read more
4 years ago
Had so many good things here! The ramen 10/10 delicious! Vibes were really cool, and drinks were great. Really recommend the bulgogi ba read more
So glad they're back and so glad we finally checked them out! Boru has a great happy hour menu for food and drinks. Between us, we tried all of the happy hour cocktails and my personal favorite was the Fist of Fury (chili-infused vodka, ginger beer, velvet falernum, and lime). We also had the edamame and honey hoisin sticky ribs. The ribs were the best deal and maybe my favorite part of the entire experience. Sticky sauce and fall of the bone ribs... can't go wrong! For my main entree, I had the Korean Steak and Noodle Salad. It was a lighted entree option with just the perfect amount to fill me up without overdoing it. The chilled ramen and steak made for a great combo. Welcome back, Boru! We're excited for your next chapter. read more
3 years ago
While on a girls' weekend trip, we were craving shrimp dumplings, so we decided to give Boru a try. We made reservations and got there earlier than expected, but we were seated right away and our host was quite accommodating. Our server recommended the kimchi fries in addition to our shrimp dumplings. I am not a huge fan of sweet potatoes, but the fries were easy to munch on while waiting for our main dishes. I must admit though, I wish we ordered more dumplings! Stuffed with delicious shrimp and pan friend to perfection- I really did not want share! I also had an Asian pear mule which was quite refreshing. For my main dish, I had stir fried shrimp ramen and my friend had a spicy tuna roll. She mentioned that the individual rolls were larger than expected which made it harder to eat. My ramen tasted quite burnt, so I was disappointed with my dish. The shrimp dumplings and dish are the saving grace here. I would recommend Boru for a drinks night and appetizers (the dumplings!!!). The ambience is quite chic, but sadly, I do not think I would enjoy a full meal there. read more
The service was just so slow. Like just actually appalling. They didn't even seem short staffed. I got the spicy miso bowl and it tasted like cigarettes and it was so gross i couldn't finish it. My boyfriend got the boru bowl and his was good. The vibe was good but idk if i will return. Our waitress was just so awful. read more
I liked this place. The prices were fair for the quality of the food. The chicken wings were sooo breaded and tasty. I got the spicy flavor, however it wasn't very spicy. I would recommend the chicken wings. However, I got the spicy ramen and it also wasn't spicy, it was incredibly peppery. I genuinely wouldn't recommend this menu item. Our service was awesome. The interior is vibrant and the music videos of all sorts of music makes this place a popping place. It's definitely worth a trip. read more
3 years ago
The ramen and kimchi fries here are definitely my favorites. The ambiance is very soothing. Only thing I will criticize is the service can sometimes be slow and understaffed. read more
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