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    Fukurou Ramen

    4.0 (651 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Open 3:00 pm - 11:30 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Pork Fried Rice Tonkotsu Ramen Veggie Gyoza
    Maddie B.

    One of our favorite places to go to, largely thanks to the service provided by the lovely JJ who seems to be there every time we go. She is kind, sweet & attentive! The space is small but with plenty of room, it never gets too noisy. The pork fried rice is our favorite along with the spicy edamame! Always get two sapporos as well. Just a great local spot for dinner. You'll never be disappointed.

    Tonkotsu Ramen
    Eric H.

    I finally had a chance to try this popular Ramen spot in Hollywood. Fukurou Ramen has Anime on their TV, and the music being played is Japanese Pop. The décor of this spot is nice and relaxing, and the service was friendly and helpful. Tonkotsu Ramen broth has some good flavor but the chicken protein is not the most appetizing or tasty. It is cut into thin little bits and it's quite dry. There were lots of bites that I couldn't eat due to gristle. I should have gone with the Pork Chashu. The same was true with the Chicken Teriyaki and Rice. I did enjoy the Pork Gyoza. Next time, I will avoid the chicken and stick with the Pork.

    Alejandra C.

    This is my first time here. So far the service was great by a wonderful beautiful young lady. She recommended and attended to each person with a smile.

    Tonkotsu Ramen
    Ellie R.

    An absolute hidden gem of Los Feliz! Went in super late at night craving some Tonkotsu with a friend and we split Combo 2. $20 gets you a full bowl of ramen, a massive bowl of fried rice, and a couple pieces of homemade gyoza with one of the most beautiful lacy bottoms. Everything was delicious and the Chashu was super fatty and well cooked. They offer free mochi if you tag them on Instagram, but we were truly excite for the $4.75 Yuzu Cheesecake, which absolutely blew us out of the water. Come for the incredible prices, stay for the sweetest cutest server this side of Hollywood, and fall in love with the cheesecake!!

    Corey P.

    Hate to leave this review, but this was one of the worst tonkatsu ramen I've had in LA. I ordered the standard tonkatsu via Grubhub and when received, it was packaged very well. No leakage. Once I opened up the ingredients with the noodles, I realized the noodles were semi-cooked. It had the texture of instant ramen that was boiled for two minutes. Ignoring this, I continued to mix in the rest of the ingredients and upon my first bite, I was immediately disappointed. The broth did not taste like tonkatsu, the egg was like a normal boiled egg, and the other ingredients were subpar. I'd still be open to trying something else like the gyoza but it's a strong no when it comes to the ramen.

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    Daniel C.

    Still the best. There is a public restroom. Go often and always. GOAT ramen spot in LA. Great people, too!

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    Shirley J.

    Cute little restaurant. Ramen was delicious. Perfect the cool evening we were there. Parking available in the back.

    Ichigo Ichie - Strawberry Cocktail
    Terrence Y.

    Sometimes late night random searches for places to eat works out perfectly. A group of us left Griffith Park after 9:30 pm and we couldn't decide where to eat dinner since it was late and many of our regular spots were closed. So I searched Yelp and saw Fukurou was open until 11:30, had high ratings and good reviews. We were also all cold from being up at the Conservatory, so hot ramen sounded perfect. We were welcomed cheerfully by the owners and seated immediately. We ordered some drinks and appetizers to start and it all came out quickly. The spicy garlic edamame is really spicy, but delicious. Spicy is in the name, I know, but most of the time it's only slightly spicy at places. Here they mean it. We also got the veggie gyoza, since we had 3 vegetarians/vegans with us, but it was as tasty as any pork gyoza I've ever had. For the main course we got a couple tonkatsu ramen combos and a couple vegetarian ramen combos. My daughter is vegan and they were able to make her ramen vegan using rice noodles. The fried rice as part of the combo was a great meal by itself, but we were looking forward to the ramen. The pork in the tonkatsu ramen was some of the best we've tasted. Thin tender slices with a good amount of fat packed with so much flavor. My son made his ramen spicy and tasted like a whole different dish even though it was the same as mine. The noodles were perfectly cooked and in good supply as I was able to have one last bite of noodles with my remaining soup. Overall, it was a pleasant surprise and made it on my list of places to eat when on that side of LA. We'll be back for sure.

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    Food and service is exceptional. Highly recommended. The deals on ramen was amazing considering its in LA.

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