This is going to easily be one of my favorite places to eat. And if you have little kids, this is a…read morewonderful place for families. I believe it was the owner who came around and was handing out Easter eggs to my kids and paper to draw on. She told me she would keep the kids busy so I could relax and enjoy my food. She also walked around with another table's toddler to keep him busy so that mom could finish her food too. That alone made me want to come back. Our waitress was amazing and recommended the Katsu Curry which is not the original Katsu Curry, but a ramen version. She let me know and said if I like ramen and Katsu Curry then this would be a good choice. It was. The curry ramen broth clung to the noodles and was packed with flavor. I loved that there was potatoes and carrots still, because that's something I love in curry. It's definitely my favorite version of ramen now. We ordered each type of the animal buns. The kids had fun eating and trying them. The bunny/Nutella, and Piggy/pork, were their favorites. They provide a shipping sauce for the savory buns, but we enjoyed them without the sauce. Service, food, and ambiance was all top notch. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful, clean and well maintained. The tables have plenty of room between each other and they can do small and large groups. We've added this place to our family favorites.

Service: The service was friendly and quick on a Sunday afternoon (around 2-2:30 PM). There were a…read morefew tables dining, but the dining area was not packed! Food: The ramen was delicious! I loved how rich the broth was. I wish the broth was spicier because I did not taste the heat at all.

PLEASE READ TILL THE END. This rating is based solely on my dish: Beef Yakiniku Curry Rice…read more The portion had a good amount of beef and was very flavorful. The beef was thinly sliced, not greasy, and paired well with the curry. It also came with pickled radish on the side, which helped cleanse the palate. Nothing too crazy, but definitely fun to eat. The server was friendly and very mindful of allergies. I loved that the utensils are kept in a small drawer by the table, clean and doesn't take up space. HOWEVER... let me spill the tea. The rest of my party (3 other people) absolutely HATED their dishes. I have an egg allergy, so I couldn't try their katsu or ramen, which I found a bit surprising, since most ramen places I've been to don't use eggs in the noodles themselves. I was torn because I genuinely enjoyed my dish, but considering this is primarily a ramen shop, I feel obligated to share their experience. The ramen broth was very bland almost milky, and the meat was chewy and disappointing. I hope it was only an off day for them since there are so many great reviews which prompted us to go in the first place

Food: Their Tonkotsu Ramen was decent overall--the chashu had a nice char to it--but it's not one…read moreI'm used to. It had an interesting creaminess to it, which made it relatively heavier than other Tonkotsu broths. The Takoyaki and Ikakeso Karaage were pretty good, too! Service: Great! Our waiter was attentive and checked in on us a few times. Ambiance: Casual, traditional. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

it was ramen night. went to ranch99 and decided to get some grub, it was either this one or drive…read moreacross the street for jinya. always good to have competition right across the street... i was able to get a seat at the bar easily. tempted to get a draft but didn't want to go over $30 total was 26 + 4 tip everything was good. ramen was very flavorful as expected. i pick the safe one and didn't feel like trying the dry with broth on the side or spicy one.. i just wanted a delicious super flavorful bowl and that is exactly what I got. chicken was also as expected. everything as expected and price was about right for texas. it would be about $5-10 more in the bay.... and i would have skip the chicken in the bay to keep it under 30....

Overall Rating: (0 = good, X = bad)…read more 1. Atmosphere: 0 - Cleanly atmosphere, and unique seating experiences 2. Service: 0 - Staff were nice, Good 3. Food/Products: O/X - Ramen was alright, I just got the regular tonkotsu 4. Pricing: 0 - Average price for most ramen places, 14 for the cheaper ones and 15-16 for the special ones. 5. Overall Experience: 0 - Good, fair experience Highlights/Recommendations: - I love ramen so much you don't understand

Kisses xoxoxoxo I love this place. My boyfriend said I was over exaggerating about this place but…read moreprofusely apologized after the first bite. I went the day before Thanksgiving and the japanese chef was a one man show. He was the only one running the establishment because everyone else had left to go to Japan for the holiday. He is so so so so nice. I don't go back to restaurants very often but this place has my heart. This time I got the spicy pork ramen (17), spicy garlic chicken ramen (18), and then got the spicy garlic pork ramen (19) togo. I will say it is a little bit salty, with the garlic ones being more salty than the non garlic ones. However the garlic ones do have more flavor. There's not that much meat/protein either just one piece of meat and an egg. The could be slightly better but it's still good. It also just has bamboo shoots but nothing else. A very simple bowl. Ambiance is nice, it feels upscale but also homey at the same time. They have an open kitchen concept which I like.

I got Spicy garlic pork ramen. I liked the broth. It was tasty and not too heavy. The pork was…read moredelicious, but it was buried at the bottom of the bowl and had broken into smaller pieces. I had to dig for it. I know they probably put the meat at the bottom so it'll warm up with the broth, but I prefer it at the top. The egg was whole and cooked so it was a little runny inside, which I liked. I also liked the noodles. Unrelated to the food, I sat on the bench and there was a customer sitting on the bench beside me. She kept shifting around and causing the entire bench to move, which I didn't like.

Delicious ramen and pretty good appetizers! Visited twice, great service both times. Be prepared to…read morewait if going for dinner, this place is on the smallish side and can get rather packed! Enjoy!

Located across the street from Ranch 99 and next to the Chick Fil A, this place has been on my…read moreradar for awhile now. I started with the Salmon Poke Tacos and they were amazing. Completely. Utterly. Amazing. I then had the Shrimp Wonton Ramen, I wasn't expecting a red broth. I added tofu, bokchoy and mushrooms, they were served on the side and not IN my ramen unfortunately. The service was okay, we didn't really get offered refills also the restaurant was really really cold. Be sure to bring a jacket!

Food -Great mifen noodles. Very bouncy and chewy. Broth is…read morenot very spicy but very beefy in flavor, reminiscent of pho -Can pass on the spicy wontons. Wrapper is too thick and sauce is chili oil and soy sauce

I cannot say enough about the kind and humble service and excellent cuisine at Yo!Bowl. Richard…read moretook our order and he was delightful and gave us all of the information and recommendations. We chose a beef stir fried flat noodle (like a drunken noodle) and the make your own bowl option with the beef and mifen noodle soup, all of the free extra pickly things to add to the top, a teriyaki egg and a delightful cucumber salad with homemade wok fried peanuts. We decided to try the Winter Melon tea that was very refreshing and sweet. We thought everything had magnificent flavors and freshness. The beef was so tender and full of flavor. That broth though. Hubba hubba. The walls are whimsically decorated with hand painted art that really added to the quirky atmosphere. We would definitely return.

My partner and I went here for a weeknight dinner. I got the shoyu ramen and my partner got the…read morehakata tonkotsu ramen. My shoyu ramen was very good, wonderful broth, great noodles and bamboo shoots, and a very flavorful soft boiled egg. The chashu was fairly small, but it was still a great bowl. My partner's tonkotsu was not as good as the shoyu. Nothing stood out as bad, but the broth was weak and the fungus was mediocre. It did have a very generous amount of chashu. The service was great and the atmosphere was impeccable. I will likely return.

Had a great experience at Kizuki! The ramen was absolutely delicious--rich, flavorful, and…read moresatisfying. I went with family, and we each tried a different broth. Across the board, everyone agreed: it was amazing. The servers were friendly, attentive, and checked in often to make sure we were doing well. That said, a few items were unavailable during our Sunday evening visit, including the pork belly, which was a bit disappointing. I also wish the bowls came with a bit more broth by default, we ended up ordering an extra serving for $4. If you're a broth lover, I'd definitely recommend adding the extra; it's worth it.

Been to this place a few times. Came in today and was impressed by everything. They re-did the…read moreinside and the decor is beautiful. Also, came here during lunch time and the lunch specials are awesome. Spicy edamame-garlic forward and spice forward delicious. Pork gyoza- crispy and gyoza sauce so good yiu could drink it. Cucumber salad-saffron and lemon forward. Addicting sauce it comes with also amazing. Teriyaki salmon bento box-salmon good, white rice is white rice. Salud ginger dressing good. Gyoza good. California roll good. Shoyu ramen spicy level 5-super flavorful could have been spicier, but needed a little acidity. Asked for side of lime, but they don't carry lime only lemon. Overall delicious still. Come try them out. A great ramen place with good selections of everything.

Tried Higuma Ramen and Izakaya and it was a solid spot. I got the black tonkotsu udon and liked…read morethat the broth wasn't too salty. The udon noodles were nice and chewy. I like my broth pipping hot and wished the broth was hotter! The highlight for me was the spicy tuna crispy rice. Rice was crispy in outside and chewy on inside. Def order. Service was good and the vibe was chill.

Visited here with my bf after a few sightings on TikTok…read more I'll say overall our experience was great! Decently wide variety of options, including with toppings, and several sides and drinks if you're interested too. The staff member guided us in detail through the cooking process and all the toppings seemed fresh and tasted good in our soups. I'll say that the downside is what you expect: you're paying $$ for essentially instant noodles with toppings you could have yourself at home for 1/3 of the price. It's for the experience and convenience more than anything. I found most noodle packs were $6 and toppings ranged from $1-$4 apiece. My own soup cost about $10 + add a $3 soda. Very instagrammable/tiktok worthy though and we didn't regret our experience, but may not be frequent visitors.

What a great concept! I first saw one of these while in Las Vegas, so when I found out there was…read moreone in the Dallas area I knew I had to try it. Being able to pick your own ramen and watch it cook right in front of you feels like something straight out of Japan. It's a fun and interactive experience that makes the meal even more enjoyable. Most of the ramen options lean toward the spicy side, so I do wish there were a few more non-spicy choices available. That said, everything we tried was quite tasty. The teriyaki chicken was just as good and a great option if you're looking for something outside of ramen. Overall, it's a unique dining experience and definitely a place we'll be coming back to.

Bf and I are regulars of the Plano location (edit: Now renamed Hotpot Fairy, not an official…read morelocation??) and happened to be in the area to try this one tonight. While there were some minor differences, overall the quality here was the same and you really can't go wrong with it. $15/lb and I NEVER need more than .75 lb to fill me. You choose absolutely everything that goes in it so everything down to the taste and amount is specific to you (you fill a bowl with raw ingredients and it gets boiled into a broth of your choice for you). All of it is fresh and healthy. The Plano location does have way more soup options (I love the mushroom, but this one only had tomato!) but I'd say this location has more topping options. I'm a spice baby, so get the tomato soup here if you're weak to spice like me. A great concept as always!

Chinese hot pot that charges by the pound! When you're assigned a table, you go to a buffet line to…read morefill a large salad bowl with all your desired hot pot ingredients. They weigh it for you and take it to the kitchen to cook with your desired broth. I got the spicy soup which was good. They had a good assortment of vegetables and various balls (fish, beef, pork...) but only had lamb and beef for the meat portion. Although they also had some seafood. The average price per bowl was between $25-30.