We usually visit the same ramen shop every time we're in the Atlanta area but this time we wanted…read moreto explore more since we knew there were so many other options. We decided to try Slurpin' Ramen Bar first. I had read that they originally started in California so I had a good feeling about it and I'm so glad we went! Their tonkotsu broth was probably the best I've had in the US. It was rich and full of flavor without feeling overly heavy. It was so good that we didn't want to leave any behind so we actually took the leftover broth with us for the 5-hour drive home (thankfully we had a cooler bag!). I immediately had to tell my son who's currently living in LA for college so he can visit one there too. This place is definitely going on our must-visit restaurant list from now on.

I usually go to Jinya, but decided to switch it up and go to Slurpin' Ramen.... It was a great…read moredecision! First, when you walk into the restaurant, it is very cute, has a bar for solo diners and booths incase you are in a group. The location is very cozy and the employees were great! Our server was very patient and had no problem explaining, re-explaining, and confirming with the chef if he wasn't 100% on an answer. I got a tofu rice bowl, which I typically don't get and it was delicious! I asked if the salad could be put on the side rather than in the bowl and was given a full side salad that I wound up mixing into my rice lol. I also added broccoli to the bowl, which I probably wouldn't do again because it was pretty bland, but overall the bowl was good. Now the vegan dumplings... were FANTASTIC! We shared the dumplings and everyone agreed that they were easily the best thing that we had eaten the whole day. The green color threw me off at first, but the crispiness and texture of the dumpling was amazing. I would love to go back and try the ramen to see how it measures up, but again, great experience. Also, when you are paying the check, they bring you a small bucket full of dum dum lollipops, which I thought was a great touch. Me and my adult guests all left like happy children, which is exactly how eating out should make you feel.

Came here on a Tuesday night for ramen with friends. Good service and food was great.read more

Service was good, but we did wait a while for our food…read more They gave us miso soup, and I don't like miso soup. Except here. This place is the ONLY place that I like the miso soup. The food was spectacular Maybe not my first choice for ramen, but definitely up there

I came to this establishment previously when it was run as Ramen by Hajime. It has since changed…read moreownership and name to Kino Tori Ramen Bar. One thing I, will say, is the food is much improved, robust flavors and inviting ambience. Today I had to wait quite a bit as I arrived with the lunch hour, rush crowd. Nonetheless my squid legs and Miso Ramen hit the spot. Delicious and delightful. I'm a happy customer.

Everything is great about this place, the ambience, the chef and owner, the food... I'll be coming…read moreback. Super nice guy, excellent service. One of the best ramen I've ever had. Bonus points because he was very nice to our kids. 12/10

i was hear with my mom the hostist was so kind he'd give us a refill when we didn't ask and not…read moreonly that but the food is so tasty

I came for ramen. I left questioning every instant ramen decision I've ever made…read more The broth tasted like someone actually cared about making it instead of just adding hot water and hope. The noodles had the perfect texture, the pork was incredibly tender, and every bite somehow got better than the last. I finally understand why people get obsessed with ramen. The atmosphere was just as good as the food. Modern, energetic, and somehow cozy all at the same time. The staff was friendly, the service was quick, and everything felt like a restaurant that genuinely takes pride in what they do. JINYA Ramen Bar - Alpharetta My only complaint is that you've ruined cheap ramen for me forever. Thanks to you, my pantry noodles are now sitting in the cabinet wondering what they did wrong. We'll absolutely be back. Next time I'm bringing friends so they can witness my ramen conversion firsthand.

My husband and I came to this new location after having it in their Suwannee location and I…read morehonestly can say, I was so disappointed. When I first had their ramen that's all I could think about when we visited Atl. After moving in the area and having this on a random Tuesday night idk what it was but I got their spicy kimchi ramen and my husband got their tonkotsu ramen and it lacked flavor. I asked for spicy Sichuan pepper sauce on side and all it was doing with a tiny bit in my ramen was making my tongue tingle the whole time. It kind of ruined my appetite. I had this better and not sure why that happened. I was charged extra without being informed of this and I gave her the whole sauce back after telling the server about this. I just like being informed of what I will be charged extra for, that's all. Anyways, overall did not appreciate this location at all.

Ahh the honey comb place, it been on my list forever and I finally got to go. The place was quite…read moreempty on a Sunday evening, and we received the food fairly quickly. The place is beautifully structured and I love the concept. The menu is quite intriguing, they have interesting menu items. We ordered Classic Japanese Omurice, Crispy Chicken Rice Burger with Purple Sweet Potato Fries, and Yinyang Bowl. My Crispy Chicken Rice Burger was quite hard to eat without it falling apart and eating it layer by layer. The Thai Iced Tea was pretty good and so was a Purple Sweet Potato Fries. The Omurice was also good but lacking great as well as the Yinyang bowl. Overall my expectations were not met but glad I got to check out this popular franchise.

This place is a solid lunch break for work. I came here on…read moremy lunch break and was glad I did. I ordered the kaya ramen which is their take on tonkasu. The their broth was very rich and you can tell it was boiled for a very long time. Additionally, the noodles were al dente and was delicious. The servers were very well mannered and helpful whenever we needed it. This is a solid ramen spot if you're ever in the area.

Love it here; hate the seating. The benches are super uncomfortable so make sure you grab a table,…read moreinstead. This is honestly my current favorite for ramen in the Roswell/Alpharetta/Milton triangle. They have everything I want here, including curry udon. Some of the ramen I've tried, I have really enjoyed. I dunno if it's handmade noodles or anything like that, but the broth is good and the ingredients hit. I haven't had anything here that was disappointing.

Solid Korean spot with homey, feel good options. I had the seafood kalguksu, which was comfort food…read morethat I needed after a long flight to ATL. The broth was deep in flavor, piping hot, and the noodles cooked perfectly with a good bite. The banchan - loved the variety and flavors - spicy, sweet, savory. My personal favorites were the broccoli, kimchi, and potatoes. Service was great, attentive without being overbearing. Beautiful interiors in this charming part of Alpharetta.

We came here exactly the same time last year...but I remember we were bit disappointed in how…read moreridiculously spicy-hot the Galbijiim was! Still, I really liked the vibe of the restaurant, and all that they had to offer, so we decided to try again. Well, again, we ordered the Galbijjim...and this time, there wasn't a Regular or Spicy like last time. We also ordered a small size of Seafood Pancake. Well...Gotta be frank. This time, the Galbijjim was TOO mild. In fact, it even had this brown watery soup base (which I don't remember was a thing with Galbijjim??). WOW. Just can't seem to find the right balance here. Quite disappointing because we both were knocked over by just how AMAZING it was in the original Duluth location. Unfortunately, the Galbijjim at this location is just not the same. It's either too hot-spicy...or too mild (and soupy?!?). Also, the portion is WAY smaller...almost too small. If you look at the hot pot, it barely fills the bowl (?!?). Too mild...too soupy...and too skimpy. So again, we were quite disappointed. We agreed that if we're to have Galbijjim, we'll be going to the Duluth location over this one. Two Strikes, and OUT for me! Their side dishes were good...but again, I felt that the Duluth location offers a much more spirited variety of sides as well. Not sure why this is the case? I found this surprising as well...given how high the ratings were here?? Luckily, there was something we were impressed with...and that was their Seafood Pancake. It was MUCH crunchier than how I remembered it in the past...and both my husband and I agreed that this was THE best version we've had to date! We regretted not ordering the large size of this...as we enjoyed this more than the Galbijjim! It's so unfortunate that I'm still not able to upgrade the review to 5 stars...especially given how I love the vibe of this restaurant! Service is quite good too. But their Galbijjim continues to disappoint...so must dock another star. Maybe if I/we revisit, I'll order something else from their menu...and hopefully, it'll be better than their version of Galbijjim???

Food is amazing! Service was great and everything came out pretty fast. We tried a couple different…read moreappetizers and soups that Maggie recommended us and it was delicious. She is super sweet and I'll definitely be back.

The food quality is above other AYCE standards. Services are beyond the standard as well.read more

My wife loves udon and this is the place in Atlanta. Don't is fresh and prepared many different…read moreways. I had the carbonara which was unique and very good. My wife enjoyed the more traditional Nabeyaki udon which came with an assortment of tempura vegetables and shrimp. We shared the purple Kari Kari Gyoza which was great as well. Clean traditional Japanese interior with friendly service.

My wife was craving udon noodles and found this on Yelp. We visited Japan last year which is where…read morediscovered many noodle shops. When felt like we stepped into a portal that teleported us to Tokyo. This lady greeted us and seemed very excited we loved our trip to Japan. The restaurant seemed cozy and it is very easy to interact with other patrons. We got a bowl of chicken katzu, chicken udon and assorted tempura shrimp and vegetable appetizer. The bowls are huge. This place has excellent value when considering price, quality and proportion.

This restaurant was excellent, but unfortunately it closed its doors in May 2026. Doordash is still…read moreaccepting orders though. Therefore, don't place any order. Otherwise you will need to call Doordash to cancel it.

Heard about this place regarding good Japanese and Korean cuisine Picked up the food during a rainy…read moreday and what an amazing & comforting food. Absolutely delicious !! Ordered Chicken Katsu plate and vegetable bibimbap - both the dishes made to perfection and so yummy! Quick service and really good place. Bento boxes are the next one on my list to try so coming back here again, soon !!!