I love ramen and have visited countless shops over the years, so I tend to be a bit picky. Kamado…read moreisn't bad, but for more than $24 for a bowl of chicken ramen and edamame, it didn't quite hit the mark. The place is clearly geared toward takeout, which is fine, but the experience was a bit impersonal, especially with the narrow bar and wooden box seating. The broth was solid, probably the highlight, but everything else in it was kinda average. You don't have many options for Ramen here. That said, if you're in the area and craving ramen, Kamado will satisfy. Just don't expect to be blown away.

While at Stovehouse, I decided I wanted Ramen. So I went to Kamado Ramen…read more The inside of the restaurant was pretty cool with wall pictures and random trinkets. The menu was fairly easy to read and understand. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen. Overall, I was satisfied with the dish. All the ingredients individually tasted good. The only thing I wasnt completely satisfied with was the broth. It was kinda plain. But I didn't notice that until all the noodles and everything was gone and I was just drinking the broth. So I guess not that big of a concern lol. If I went back to Stovehouse, I would try a different place though.

This is the best place for sushi, hands down. Staff are friendly and accommodating. Food is…read morespectacularly good. I've eaten sushi in a lot of different places while traveling and can confidently say I've not had better than this. Not cheap, just good.

I don't know how this is not a 5/5. Staff is overwhelmingly kind and it was the best sushi I've had…read morein a long time. Food was also served very quickly.

Stopped in with the family after church, made a drive out to Madison because the wife wanted Ramen…read moreand we'd never been here. Kind of a hole in the wall place - seating is limited, one comfy four top and then a lot of stuff mostly designed for 1-2 people. The booths can hold 4 people, but it will be a tight 4. They will hand you a menu when you come in, but you will order at the counter when you are ready. Water and unsweet tea were self serve and free, they had canned Coke products (no Coke Zero) -- all the dishes were served in togo/disposable containers. Employees were extremely friendly. We ordered a variety of dishes to sample everything; shrimp katsu plate, chicken gyoza, chicken katsu, beef curry rice and tonkotsu Ramen. Prices are reasonable for Huntville - Curry or Ramen dishes are $15, Katsu plates $12, and Kids (Keiki) are $8. Portions were good and food came out quickly. Wife is half Asian and said all the food was food for the most part. She enjoyed her Ramen and my Curry. I was not a fan of the gyoza (might have been it being chicken and not pork) and felt the sear was light. Vegetables in my curry were huge, but that's a nitpick. Both my kids ate their ketsu and rice without complaint; chicken ketsu I stole was moist. Definitely give it a shot!

The food and service were very good genuinely nice people. The thing that really caught my…read moreattention was the cleanliness this is one of the if. Or the cleanest restaurants I have ever been in.

Really cool venue with tons of bars, food and office buildings. It was cold so didn't really…read moreexplore but will be back to check it out.

I like the variety of food options. You can choose from ramen, Mexican, BBQ, crepes, Mediterranean,…read moreand bar food. There are options for everyone and it's reasonably priced. The people were friendly. It's a great space for groups. It's very family friendly with indoor and outdoor seating. I wasn't overly impressed with the beer selection at the co-op, but I'd come back and try it again.

Whenever my family and I are in Huntsville, we stop by here to eat. The food is amazing and the…read moreservice is always topnotch!

I ordered my favorite beef Ramen and I wasn't sure if it would be a beef cake or fresh sliced beef…read more I was very happy to find out that it was fresh sliced beef. There was also fresh parsley, soy egg, and loads of noodles (I opted out on the fish cake. I'm not a fan.) I ordered a side of kimchi & a Diet Coke. The waiter was so nice to let me go ahead and eat cause it was 20 til 3 & evidently they closed at 3 o'clock for an hour before the dinner crowd starting at four. So the Ramen was delicious, the kimchi had just the right amount of heat and in the waiter kept my Diet Coke filled and gave me one to go without even asking. Service was top-notch there. The place looked clean, but needs a little updating.

We went Saturday night because food trucks at Oktoberfest were packed! We have always had good luck…read morehere as far as food quality until Saturday night. My husband orders the same thing....the hot topic and fries! I ordered a Reuben. All three items were COLD :( we were so disappointed! They had a "friend" order ahead of ours and I think they were worried about getting it out hot and ours suffered the consequences.

Had a delicious cheeseburger and the fries/chips were amazing! Atmosphere is nice and menu is MUCH…read moreMORE sophisticated than a sports bar. We will be coming here again soon.

By far the best ramen in town! An absolute go-to for a nice dinner with a dimly lit ambiance. Heads…read moreup, they don't take reservations and wait can be long during peak hours but they are open late.

Cool, dark atmosphere. Amazing staff. Their rum drink with the candied ginger is delicious. It's…read morefruity with just the right amount of sweetness, not over the top. The spicy miso ramen is the best by far. The fried crab claws were good but basic and not all the meat was super tender, although most bites were good.

Authentic Japanese ramen and…read moregyosa..................................................................................

I know there are plenty of Japanese restaurants in Birmingham, but in my opinion, Fuku is one of…read morethe best ones out there. They're a relatively small restaurant, but I've never had a wait to eat there. The staff are also very friendly in my experience. Fuku also does to-go orders if that's your thing. They serve a variety of Japanese dishes, as well as other popular Asian dishes (yes, they have boba tea as well). The cold soba is great on a warm summer day, but I think their ramen and rice dishes are even better. If you go to Fuku and aren't a picky eater/texture isn't too much of an issue, I strongly, strongly recommend trying their takoyaki (fried octopus balls). The sauce and garnish they put on top are delicious and pulls the whole appetizer together. But definitely make sure to wait awhile before getting a bite so they have time to cool.