Decided I wanted some ramen and saw this shop was close by. Saw good reviews, so I had to try it…read moreout. Driving into the plaza...the sidewalk is a bit lifted from the road, so expect it to be a bit bumpy coming in and out of the lot. Walking inside it was a cutely decorated shop with Anime themed wall art. There was a good amount of seating in this small shop as well. We sat down and ordered the iron man roll, so ramen roll, house ramen and Shabu Shabu beef ramen. It took about 20-39 mins for the food to come out but I believe there is just one cook working. The rolls were delicious and I really like their So Ramen roll. It was creamy and crunchy. My house ramen was also really good and I enjoyed it. My fiancé thought his ramen was a bit bland. But that might just be his opinion on ramen overall. Each item runs about $14 to $20 each. So a meal for 2 can run you about at minimum $40. Overall we enjoyed our time here and would come back.

I wanted to go get wings, but my friend wanted soup, and it was a cold day. I didn't resist. We…read morestopped into a new ramen shop near my alma mater, and I've got to say: where was this twenty years ago? (I know where. The strip mall that was here was either condemned or nonexistent. I forget which.) Being CCSU s spring break, there wasn't much going on. That is, we saw a few pickups and DoorDash orders, but we had the full restaurant to ourselves. The waitress was quick, but the to-go orders left us waiting (totally normal, not a complaint.) First, the good: the ramen is a sizable portion. You can tell it's all made from scratch. It's not the saltiest thing you'll ever eat. The spicy is actually spicy, if you mix in all the chili paste they leave resting on the fish cake. I grabbed my chopsticks and dug in, and I was glad I got the $3.50 milk tea on the side (you get it for cheap with a bowl), though I found it very sweet. The pork in my ramen was crispy on the sliver of crust, and the rest was cooked to perfection. Many other places can do it like that, but if they'd messed that up, they'd lose some points. The bad is a very short list. Our ramen had vermicelli or angel hair instead of, you know, ramen noodles. Maybe that's their thing? All in all, a soup place next to the up-the-hill dorms is just what I needed decades ago. I'm rarely up that way these days, but I'd totally stop here even in the summer.

Yesterday I took my mom and sister to this fabuluos restaurant. The food was the best Szechuanese…read morewe have ever had. Very highly recomeended.

Went to Sichuan Alley again after a long hiatus. Service was good, food took a little while to come…read moreout but for the most part was delicious. The only thing I did not enjoy was the flavor of the dan dan mien has changed- it had a much stronger mala flavor than the last time I had it, which made it a harder to eat and enjoy. The noodles were extremely thin so I wonder if their current recipe for the sauce is more suitable for a thicker and less absorbant noodle. I enjoy mala but this definitely felt much less balanced than what we had here previously. Besides the mala being a little overpowering, our other dishes and drinks came out great and we were satisfied with our meal.

Mecha serves the best Ramen in Connecticut. Noodles are made in house which is the benchmark…read more Broth is excellent. Ambiance is fun but loud. They also do a very thoughtful job of staging your Ramen for takeout if you go that route. Highly recommend.

Ive been a big fan of Mecha Noodle Bar for years now and have tried most of them in Connecticut…read more It was a hot day today and unfortunately the air didnt seem to be working well. It was 80 degrees in the restaurant and it was a little uncomfortable to eat Ramen in a hot restaurant. Anyway, on to the actual food. The mushroom dumplings are always excellent. The edamame had good flavoring and cooked garlic/onion mixed in. The chicken Ramen could've used a bit more seasoning. Added some of the table sauces and that worked perfectly. The vibes are always right with the 90s Hop Hop decor and music playing. There was only 1 chef at some point during our visit so the service was a little slower than usual.

Wanted to try something new. Beautiful and clean store front. Seated right away. Lots of…read moreoptions on menu. We had a hard time deciding what to get so we ordered a lot!! Pork dumplings, spicy edamame , spicy corn and chicken dumplings, braised beef ramen, Dan Dan mian , beef cheese cakes, red oil wonton. Oh man- service was on point, food was fire! Can't wait to come back and make another dent at the menu. This area needed some good ramen!

Located right in the heart of the Market 32 square (Quarry Walk), this spot is incredibly…read moreconvenient. The development there has come a long way over the last few years, making it a great destination for a quick lunch or a sit-down dinner. Plus, having plenty of parking in a modern, well-maintained square is a massive win--no circling the block looking for a spot here. While the name promises "Bao," I haven't ventured into that side of the menu just yet. Why? Because the Ramen is too good to pass up. The Meat Soup (Ramen) is my go-to. The broth is rich, savory, and clearly made with care. It's the kind of "fantastic" comfort food you want on a chilly Connecticut day. The meat is tender and the portions are satisfying. If you're in the Oxford area and looking for authentic flavors in a clean, modern setting, this is the place. It's easy to get to, easy to park, and the soup never misses.

Food is so amazing ! A must try ! I will defiantly be…read moremaking this place my regular visit. We went into the wrong door up front that leads into the kitchen . The entrance is actually on the side with no sign, so don't make the same mistake . Our waiter was knowledgeable and helpful helping us decide what we wanted giving us tips. So I would say service was exceptional. Establishment is also clean and up kept.

This is one of the most authentic Asian restaurants I've been in since moving to CT. The ramen…read morebroth is deeply flavored, with fresh vegetables and Japanese pickles. The sushi rice is perfect and the fish fresh and perfectly cut. We love the simplicity and cleanliness of the space and the friendliness of the staff.

food was amazinggg crag ragoon was made perfectly to a crisp…read more customer service was so friendly the space was so clean and peaceful

We discovered Kaliubon Ramen randomly one afternoon while we were out on a walk and decided to stop…read morein. I forgot to review it then, but after our visit today, I could not forget again because our waiter Miguel was so great. They have a large sushi menu along with many different ramen broth options, so there is a lot to choose from. For my gluten-free peeps, they also have a gluten-free menu, gluten-free sauces, and tamari, which I really appreciated. My partner absolutely loves bao buns, and I really enjoy the sushi here. Overall, it is a great spot with good food, helpful service, and plenty of options. We will definitely return.

Since my last review, I'm happy to say that this is my favorite ramen place in the Valley. The…read morebroth is uniformly delicious with good portions and without being too salty. But the bento boxes are also terrific too with lots of salmon or chicken and more sides than you can count. Don't miss the tempura dumplings. Love them. Service is friendly and quick too. A winner all around.

Nice little restaurant serving ramen and some Korean dishes. We went for lunch and had the miso…read moreramen, mangetsu ramen, and tan tan ramen with poke combo. Everything was delicious and the price was very reasonable. They did not have sushi on the menu, but if we're craving ramen we will stop by if we're in the area.