We ordered lunch take-out on a recent Saturday. It's great that they offer lunch prices on Saturday…read more(just not Sundays). We tried lunch B3: Shrimp lunch box which included sauteed shrimp with teriyaki sauce, fried rice, California Roll and a small salad. What a wonderful and filling lunch! Also tried lunch H5: Hibachi steak which included tasty steak bites, hibachi veggies, fried rice and a small salad. $13 price tag was super reasonable for all of these delicious dishes. Super happy we checked out Hachi Hachi in Brooklyn, just wish they'd open a restaurant near Verona, WI.

Excellent sushi, sashimi and service. We were delighted to find Hachi Hachi in the little…read morecommunity of Brooklyn. Started with edamame and rangoon then both shared a roll and sashimi plate. If you are looking for an amazing dining experience, I recommend the short drive south to Brooklyn.

The ramen is delicious, and I thought the Gyoza appetizer…read more was the best I've ever had. The server, (Jayai) was wonderful. She was very careful about our allergy concerns and made sure to take care of us (my daughter has a severe fish allergy and needed her ramen free of fish cake & sauce). The Thai boba tea was delicious, too. I discovered that I prefer Thai ice tea better without boba, but I really enjoyed it in this form, as well. I enjoyed the clean and comfortable atmosphere. I was thankful for the interior photograph left by a previous Yelper because the Yelp reviews I read didn't mention that the place had a dine-in an option. The dining space want just accommodating, but lovely, as well.

Food 4/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Zen Ramen is a pretty straightforward place serving up down-to-earth, good Japanese food. It's simple, tasty, and honestly pretty well priced. Nothing to complain about honestly - I've definitely seen more complete/full flavors in Japanese cooking, but this place definitely still scratches the itch for Japanese food.

Food: 4.5 Ramen was tasty and takoyaki was amazing…read more Seriously, get the takoyaki--crispy, not too much sauce, and a good sprinkle of bonito flakes. Broth is a tad salty and portions could be bigger. Service: 5 Very polite and quick with food. Ambiance: 4 Nothing super out of the ordinary, but the restaurant is cute and has nice lighting.

Big disappointment. This used to be my favorite ramen…read morerestaurant. We used to come here every time I visited Madison, but not anymore. The taste was completely different from last time.

The ramen here is amazing and authentic the broth was flavorful and the ramen was the perfect…read moretexture the service was fast but I wouldn't recommend going right before a game at the kohl center as there is not much seating

Thanks once again to TikTok, this location has come up multiple times as one of the favorite Ramen…read moreplaces in Madison. Living on the West Coast we have multiple options so this was a nice and unexpected surprise when we popped in for lunch on the way back from the airport. We opted for a shoyou Ramen as well as a tonkatsu Ramen. Both were rich and flavorful and had plenty of toppings. It came with an egg, although we ordered additional eggs on the side. I saw a vegetarian one go by and that also looked phenomenal. It was a really large portion and we took some of it home. Service was friendly. Parking was on the street. I'm not sure if there is a private lot. Cool vibes reasonably priced menu overall.

It is very good the food is very flavourful it is wheelchair accessible the. The staff are very,…read morevery nice. It's a really good spot to have lunch or dinner.

Food 3/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Trio Ramen has a few really cool charms, including their gifts for sale and neat takes on ramen and other Japanese classics. Their food's not bad at all - decent broth (a bit peppery), toppings were of good quality, and fundamentally everything was fine. I think the part that I'm hung up on is their pay-per-topping model of a menu. Ramen at base price really doesn't come with much... Adding the variety of veggies I'm used to makes the price rise pretty fast. Certainly not bad, but neither the best nor most affordable ramen in Madison.

The food was OK. Nothing too amazing, but it is a solid spot for cheap eats. The broth was…read moredelicious, but it felt like it was missing something...I also wish that the dish came with more veggies / meat. It felt like most of the dish was just the noodles, and it was not balanced (ended up not finishing the noodles). Service is very straightforward. You order up front, and they deliver the food to you. After that, you put away your dishes/trash. Very standard noodle shop. Nothing too crazy. We came in at a pretty empty time (near 8pm), so service was not packed. It is a standard restaurant with standard seating options. Standard vibes only.

I was happily surprised with Ruyi's menu offerings and food overall. It is a casual dining location…read morewith ordering at the counter, so taking that into account, I thought it was solid. I appreciated that they had a clear window so you could see them making the handpulled noodles and the prices were fair, especially for state street. We got the braised beef noodle which was wonderful. Rich broth, very tender meat, which could have had thicker pieces, but I was pretty impressed with the flavor of the soup. It might have been that it was a particularly cold day and it just hit, but it worked. The pan fried dumplings were okay. The dough was a little thick and there wasn't any soup in them. Overall, I don't think there is another hand pulled noodle place in Madison, at this price and area, so I would say I'm a fan and it's worth trying.

Atmosphere was great, food was delightful. When you are seated, you order via QR code. I am…read moretypically not a fan of that, however our server came over multiple times to check in and our food came out so quickly after placing it was shocking! Absolutely would recommend.

I ordered via Door Dash. The vegetable udon was packed with veggies but wish it had more room for…read moreactual broth though. The spring rolls were average and the chicken gyoza was a little overcooked.

Came here to use Amex Platinum Resy benefit ($100 at Resy restaurants / Quarter)…read more Got a sushi roll and a sashimi entree. Honestly, don't remember the roll. It was good. Just not a big fan of rolls. 7/10. The sashimi was great quality. Big pieces! I thought they would be smaller. I wasn't complaining. 9/10. Vibe was early dinner time so it was empty and quiet. Nice interior. Friendly staff. Clean. A great place for a date or light meal.

This restaurant replaced a longtime neighborhood favorite, and unfortunately it missed the mark…read more The atmosphere felt empty, sad, and lacking energy -- especially for a Friday night when every other restaurant nearby was packed. The staff seemed disengaged and lackluster, which usually reflects management and overall leadership. The food was just okay. The miso soup was overly salty, and the seaweed wrapped around the tempura roll was soggy and tough to chew, which made it feel far from fresh. Freshness is everything when it comes to sushi, so that was disappointing. Sadly, this place did not live up to expectations, and I won't be returning.

Best rolls ever!!! Service was friendly and great…read moreenvironment. I'd definitely return next time in Madison.

We went here for dinner and got their bento box special which was fantastic! You get a sushi roll,…read morerice, vegetable tempura, shumai, and a main dish, all for a really good price. The nigiri was also some of the best we've had in Madison! The service was quick and our waiter was such a kind gentleman Also the vibe inside is so peaceful, like a spa. Overall I HIGHLY recommend!

Yummy food, especially the pork buns! Waitress was super sweet and we got sat right away. Place was…read moreclean & the dishes were unique but approachable. Gotta knock off a star for the sound inside, needed some softening as sound bounced off the walls and we could clearly here the convos happening far away and near by. But over all we'd 100% go back because that tonkatsu ramen was epic.

If you go for ramen, your best bet is to go for the tonkotsu or miso ramen. They make their noodles…read morein house, so they are fresh and springy. And they adjust the noodle thickness based upon the broth type, so that's good. But if you like shoyu ramen, this really isn't their strong point; it will be more like a lighter tonkotsu broth with thicker noodles. They also offer dan dan men and chuka soba in the summertime, but it's not really the Japanese style. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and the staff is very nice and attentive. Service is quick. I stopped by on the way to Breese Field and it was a delicious quick dinner. The bamboo shoots are made with a canned variety, instead of dehydrated, and the marinated egg is really just soft-boiled. So if you're a ramen snob, set your expectations accordingly. Even still, it was a solid bowl of ramen