Slightly higher end but the price is so worth it!! Every dish comes out with much a deeper flavor than you would imagine and you can really tell that they have a lot of thought put in them! My friend really likes the Chashu Supreme #9 which comes with truffle flavoring to the broth and it is so rich yet light. I debate coming back for it each time but somehow try something else. I've had Lei Ramen (4/5) - flavorful but overall ok for me Tsukemen (5/5) - really big portion and just the broth itself is so thick and you want to drink it on its own Sake wings (5/5) - crispy and well marinated! read more

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Amazing! Great balance of spices and truffle in the broth. Chashu was thick and wonton soft. I've never tasted wagyu sando this delicious and I've had versions in other restaurants. Even the mochi green tea is divine (don't know if this is handmade or from a box --- tell me what brand if so ) Service was friendly and quick. Also note we were the first to arrive at opening. read more

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I honestly was just walking by when I decided to come in here for dinner!!! Wow, what an experience! The quality and taste of the food is simply the best!! I haven't had ramen this good anywhere in LA...Kazan made up for that! The service was good, it could need a few more people helping, but I also walked in late at night. Anyway, the service was pretty good The waitress did make excellent suggestions! The ambiance was casual with some fantastic beats playing in the background! If you love ramen...this is must! You'll see what it's a Michelin starred restaurant! read more

Kazan - Chicken Ramen - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

The ramen is overpriced to a shocking level: around $35 for a bowl, plus $3.51 for a flavored egg -- nearly $39 for a single bowl of ramen. For that price, I expected depth, quality, and care. Instead, I got the opposite. * Broth: Not hot enough, and the flavor was strangely reminiscent of fish sauce, not a rich or balanced broth. * "Chashu": Not real chashu -- just dry, flavorless cooked pork. No tenderness, no caramelization, nothing. * Toppings/Vegetables: For $35+ ramen, the lack of toppings is almost insulting. Basically just some seaweed. No meaningful veggies, no balance. * Raw onion: The strongest aftertaste from the entire bowl was raw onion -- and trust me, that's not what you want ramen to taste like afterward. For a place charging this much and advertising Michelin recognition, the experience was pathetic. Nothing was memorable except how bad it was. read more

Kazan was decent, but I can think of plenty of spots in New York that serve similar flavors. I ordered the Lava Lamb, while my guest got the Chasiu Supreme--and let me tell you, I was not thrilled when I realized my bowl was double the price of theirs. For that kind of markup, I expected something special, but the flavor just didn't deliver. The broth? Honestly, it was giving Shin Ramyun vibes--not bad, but definitely not what I was hoping for at this price point. Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience, but for the cost and Michelin rating, I expected more read more

Kazan - Lava Lamb in Lava #7 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Ordered to go, I was recommended this by a client and it has been the best ramen I've tried so far. The buttery flavor in the broth really sticks to your taste buds. read more

Kazan - Truffle Soy Based Ramen #1 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

I ordered the vegan ramen and you could tell they put a lot of attention into the broth which had a lot of depth and flavor. But the toppings were weak. It was literally just fried extra firm tofu (too dense to soak up any flavor), way too much raw diced onion (bitter) , and fresh lettuce... Would be 5 stars if they added tofu w more air pockets to soak up some flavor, spinach instead of lettuce, and sautéed onion instead of raw onion. I wanted to add the mushrooms but although it recommended it on Uber eats, there wasnt an option to add it. I did appreciate how the vegan ramen was significantly cheaper than the meat ones. read more

The signature #1 was to die for. The broth is made with truffle oil that gives it such a beautiful flavor. The wagyu carpaccio app was also great. Lamb in lava was not my favorite as it was too spicy but overall really great experience. Also Darah our server was awesome and so friendly! Highly recommend this joint for some comfort food. read more

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Interesting and inventive but I found the truffle flavoring to be a lot. The ingredients were really fresh and the noodles were handmade, so there's that. I'm just so accustomed to the standard pork broth ramen, it's hard to mentally adapt. With that aside, it's pretty good and worth a visit. read more

Kazan - Cha Chashu Supreme #9 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Giving this place a 4 because they are dog friendly. Felt the portions were very small for the price, recommd the wings. Lamb lava was very good but for $70 not very much food. Also, for the wontons not very much meat. Everything was super light and my boyfriend was still hungry after our meal. Dog friendly and they even brought bubble water. Also, there is a patio. read more

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Everyone was so nice and respectful. The noodles were yummy and soft. It was top tier in my opinion. The soup wasn't too spicy if anything it was right amount of flavor. Definitely coming back again soon. read more

Kazan - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Holy crap. $65 for lamb in lava? I gotta try that to see if it was really worth it! Was it? Nope! It was just a very spicy lamb hotpot. Now the lamb was done very nicely, but the broth and noodles was like I think an after thought of the dish they just threw in. Really if I knew, I'd just get the lamb on its own. I feel like that lamb is wasted in that overly spicy soup ramen. But the next ramen is worth the $35 price tag...the lei ramen. I have no idea what's in the soup. Is too complicated to tell but I'm sure there is cumin, paprika and like 9 other spices inside and does it mix well! The soup tastes heavenly. Even at that price I can't find a fault in this ramen. Noodles texture and size are on point. If you come here, I definitely recommend the lei ramen! I bet that's the ramen that got it the Michelin star. Yes, this place is a tad expensive but the uniqueness of their broth(lei ramen) is worth trying because you won't find this anywhere else. I've eaten ramen in many countries and this one is definitely something I haven't seen until now. read more

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Visited after seeing it featured in the Michelin Guide. We ordered the yuzu edamame, Wagyu carpaccio, and the signature ramen. The yuzu edamame was bright and flavorful, and the Wagyu carpaccio was rich and tender -- both were excellent. The ramen had perfectly cooked noodles, but the broth wasn't for me. It had a heavy, buttery flavor that overpowered the dish. In the end, I found the appetizers much more enjoyable than the ramen. read more

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Ordered ramen and a lamb chop and got the worst food poisoning On the floor right now after projectile vomiting and diarehha read more

This is very delicious ramen with handmade noodles. The tsukemen ramen was rich and creamy. The lamb in lava was unique. It is a bit on the pricier side but you are paying for the quality. read more

Go to ramen spot in the area! I have tried the Lei ramen, Tonkotsu ramen, and Lamb in Lava. Each one is very unique and all have stand out flavors. Comforting, savory, well cooked. I also enjoy their yuzu edamame. It genuinely deserves all its awards and recognitions. I will keep ordering from Kazan! read more

I have been eating at Kazan for years. Before you'd get a big bowl of ramen, wonton, chicken and egg for $23. In the last couple months the bowl of ramen is now $28, about 4 small slices of chicken, no wonton, and if you want an egg it's an additional $3.95 or $4.95 for a "silk egg" (btw silk and eggs and regular eggs are the same eggs from someone from Texas whose family has both regular chickens and silky chickens). A 30% mark up in price for less food in 4 months is absolutely insane and has really left a pour taste in my mouth read more

easy five stars for this place Noodles taste great, they're the perfect texture I recommend starting with the wings and the wontons The broth is ridiculously flavorful. You can't go wrong here, but I got the Lei read more

Kazan - you know you've chosen the right place when you walk in and they have a noodle lab - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Hmm I don't understand why this place doesn't have more reviews! It's been Michelin rated for the last few years and it's amazing. Parking can be difficult since it's in a popular area but there's meters or valet next door for $15. Everything on their menu looked amazing but I decided to go with the signature bowl and it was incredible. The truffle is just 10/10. I definitely want to come back and try other things on the menu. The servers were also very friendly. Not amazing ambiance but who cares - this is the spot you go for the food. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be coming back! read more

Kazan - Signature #1 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

I had the ramen with the chicken leg and thigh; it was delicious. Service was great. Limited table seating, a lot of counter seating.

This is easily one of my favorite ramen spots in LA. Their Michelin star is well-deserved, and it's clear they're doing something special. We tried the classic Kaiten (Tokyo style) ramen, and it was fantastic--rich, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and tender chashu. It had all the authentic qualities you'd expect from a traditional Tokyo-style ramen, but with a refined touch that made it stand out. We also tried their signature #1 and their special beef dish and they were so good and innovative. What I appreciate most about this place is their ability to stay true to ramen's roots while still bringing something new to the table. The flavors are balanced and well thought out, and it's evident they take great care in their ingredients and preparation. If you're a ramen fan in LA, this spot is definitely worth checking out. They make all their noodles in house. Their service was wonderful, so helpful, friendly, and welcoming. We cannot wait to come back, especially during this winter season. read more

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This place was a real treat! It's quite pricey, but the food is so good and felt like an upscale interpretation (but in a casual ambiance).

FOOD: The best Ramen I have had in Beverly Hills, and certainly a top ten in LA. Also, if you order delivery (as I did), the ramen came really well organized and prepared, and hot. Their broth is delicious. Try their several kinds. read more

Featured in the Michelin guide, this restaurant is located in a small shop in Beverly Hills. We were able to walk in for dinner and sit at the bar, the environment is very casual, and occasionally we would see Chef through the window of the "noodle lab". We ordered the shishito peppers to start - they are cut in half lengthwise and covered in cloyingly sweet miso dressing, which was okay. I tried the Signature #1 - the soy-based chicken + truffle broth was quite frankly unpleasant to my taste buds; I felt like someone had melted a stick of butter into my ramen broth and I couldn't finish the dish. I did like the quantity and tenderness of the chasu, which was the redeeming feature. The shrimp and pork wontons included were also tasty, however only 2 pieces are included, when the menu photo shows 4 wontons. I ordered the dish with an added egg, but it was initially missing from my dish. Simple enough error, but not quite what I would expect from a restaurant that brands itself as "luxury". My dining partner ordered the creamy fusion #3, which to me tasted like a heavily watered-down version of mentaiko, covered in parsley. I am not a fan and found the recipe choices gimmick-y for the sake of being unconventional, and nothing here (not the food, ambience, or service) struck me as justifying the high cost (close to $30 per bowl). But perhaps that is my own personal taste which favors traditional Asian flavors, as my dining partner had a more favorable experience here. read more

Kazan - Creamy fusion #3 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

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Cute noodle lab within where they make their own noodles in-house. Service is friendly and prompt. Parking is very limited; either valet parking ($12/car) or street meter parking. If you want to dine-in, you need to make a reservation online ($10/person) on their website. The reservation $ is refunded/added to the bill after your dining experience. I ended up having to change my reservation to take-out as my party was not able to make it in-person, which they honored a refund so 1 additional star for this service. In terms of the food, I was a bit disappointed. However, it's partially because I have been to Japan and have had truly delicious, top-quality, Japanese Ramen there. This makes Kazan feel like a subpar ramen restaurant that would not have stood a chance in Japan. Although, my partner who has never been to Japan, also agreed that it's "not worth it and not memorable food." 1. Tsukemen "Ise" (4/5) Their dipping ramen. The sauce was slightly spicy and sweet, but thick like gravy. It is paired with paper-thin, extra-wide noodles, which grabs onto the sauce. 2. Lotus Root Chip (3/5) Marinated in rice vinegar with Himalayan pink salt and Japanese seven spices. Served with Peruvian chili dipping sauce. When it is fresh and crispy, it's good, but once it gets cold, it gets soggy and the oil gets rancid quickly. 3. Shishito Pepper (5/5) Fried Shishito pepper topped with dried crunchy miso and sweet miso dressing. The flavor of this dish is actually very good, however, the portion was ridiculous minimal for a $10 appetizer. 4. Sake Crispy Wings (4/5) The wings are supposedly soaked in sake overnight with Japanese seven spices, fresh lemon, and soy sauce. 1 order comes with only 4 wings. In my opinion, the flavor was lacking and I definitely didn't taste sake. My partner ended up finishing it as leftovers, cold, the next day and stated that "the flavors actually stood out more." 5. Lamb in Lava (1/5) This dish uses three types of noodles, from thin to thick, and is served with New Zealand lamb chops, cilantro, and a Japanese spice. I did not like the noodles of this dish as it was very bitter... not sure if it's undercooked or if it's supposed to be that way. Additionally, the spice was not fragrant, more so, just pure heat. Definitely not Michelin star worthy (IMO). 6. Kaiten Ramen (3/5) A soy-based tonkotsu ramen with homemade thin noodles and pork. It's topped with green onions, kikurage mushrooms, sesame seeds, and a sheet of seaweed. The soup base was good - rich, slightly creamy with a hint of truffle, but my partner can make better ramen at home. This will be a 1 and done experience for us. read more

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Kazan is located in Beverly Hills, and focuses on the exquisite ramen experience. The overall environment is simple and elegant, and the service is very thoughtful. This time I chose the vegetarian ramen recommended by Michelin Bib Gourmand, and added miso. The total price is not affordable ($37), but it is reasonable in this area The soup is clear and rich in layers, with a natural sweetness. Although it is a little sweet for me personally, I can taste the care and cooking of the ingredients. The texture of the noodles is quite pleasant, full of elasticity, which complements the soup base. The overall seasoning is soft, and friends who like a stronger style may feel that it lacks a little "edge" It is a Japanese ramen restaurant worth trying, especially when you want to slow down and eat a bowl of noodles. The price is a bit high, and I hope there will be more surprises in the creativity of ingredients or overall quality in the future read more

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|[ o v e r a l l ]| 3.7 stars rounded up for the broth flavoring, only worth trying if on sale. We were ecstatic to try this place! It was a hassle with parking since we saw online somewhere it has validation but the valet was $20 and no validation. For a place this pricey I'm not willing to spend another ramen bowls worth just to park. But after we got that outta the way, it was pretty easy/breezy though it did take a min to get our orders in (wasn't super super busy on a weekday night). Ramen also took some time but we enjoyed it. |[ b r o t h w a s d e l i s h ]| Lei ramen 4.5/5 one of the most popular ones and $18 on sale I had to try it and it was superb!! Super flavor galore in my mouth, the details of every flavor and thought put into it exploded in my mouth. It wasn't over the top spicy but had a good spice to it - reminds me a bit of tom yum (hints of southeast soup flavoring). The noodles were slightly firmer than I'd like but overall, loved the dish. Creamy fusion 4/5 also super umami flavoring broth and loved the wontons in it too! Only complaint is I wish it were less oily - for longevity of sustaining longer life to enjoy more ramen! xD Sishito peppers 3/5 bit too sweet and average, I'd prob try something else if I come back. |[ n o t e s ]| Ambiance was average, gets the job done, not super extravagant but also not horrible. There's outdoor and indoor seating. While it was delicious, unless they lower the price or have more sales prob not worth the original prices I believe close to $30 per bowl? There's just too much competition in LA. read more

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Terrible service. Came on a Sunday. We ordered drinks, appetizers and two bowls of ramen. Appetizers and drinks came out but we waited at least 30 min and no ramen. Had to flag down the server and ask her when our order would be coming out since I had seen a table next to us get their ramen before us when they were seated after we had came in. Server doesn't even apologize for her mistake but tells me that I didn't place the order? If I didn't place the order, why don't I have the menu still. We decided to just pay the bill and leave. Would not recommend read more

Went to Kazan for a dinner on a Saturday night and seating was quick and easy for our party of 7. Got a few appetizers for the table and the shishito peppers were a particular standout. The rest of the apps were good but not special including the spicy edamame, chicken wings, and shrimp. Of course the main dishes were the real unique experience. LA has a lot to offer when it comes to ramen but Kazan's hirauchi thick noodle was a lovely texture and the truffle seasoning with the whole chicken leg and thigh created a truly new flavor. Parking is not the easiest here but if you are willing to walk the metered spots on San Vicente are a little more open than the ones on La Cienega. read more

Kazan - Cream-Based #6 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

They must be proud of their noodles. For an average bowl of noodles, the price was ridiculous. Nothing special. The sad part was I left still feeling hungry. read more

Tried this location because it won Michelin Star and I love ramen. The service is great and the server is very helpful. The reservation is a bit weird since you have to put $20 down for the reservation but they refund the $20 when you complete your dining experience. The restaurant is pretty small so make sure you have reservation during rush hour. I came during a weekday lunch time so it was pretty much empty. The price was a shocker. I understand Michelin Star and located in LA and all but the price of the ramen was more than 2x more expensive than any ramen I normally get. I got the Lei Ramen and it was very flavorful. The ramen is very good and you can really taste the care they put in the broth. The size is not very big though. It is more on the smaller side so don't expect to get super full from the ramen alone. Besides the cost and size, the ramen is actually very good. If you think you are a ramen lover, give it a shot if you want to give yourself a treat. read more

Parking: Meters or free street parking in the neighborhoods. Experience: We made a reservation a week in advance online and it costs $10 per person. This deposit was refunded after the meal. However, the restaurant was fairly empty on a Monday night, so you probably don't need to make a reservation. There's indoor and outdoor seating. The menu was on a QR code. My friend and I both got the signature soba ramen. The service was very fast and I liked that the broth was light. read more

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I'm sure that they have one of the highest quality ramens in LA! I ordered Chashu Supreme #9. It had awesome truffled flavors. I've eaten so many ramens in Japan but I was surprised by the ramen. Also my friends ordered Creamy fusion #3 and Lamb in lava #7. Both of them were unique, especially the noodles. We loved the texture of the noodles and flavors were great as well. Anyway, I highly recommend the restaurant for all of you! read more

Kazan - ##9 Chashu Supreme##3 Creamy Fusion##7 Lamb in Lava - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

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I guess that is why they lost the Michelin star because the ramen is so salty. $35 bowl plus 10% tax plus 4.5% kitchen appreciation plus 18% tip = total not worth the trip plus the $15 parking next door. I don't mind paying but the food is like the salt saker accidentally got drop in the broth. The Meat portions are small and seasoned already plus the salty broth. Ambiance is okay okay. It is tight though. But doesn't matter, I was not there for the ambiance but for the food. The crispy wanton is so so also. I was expecting more. I don't mind if u charge $25 or $30 but just make it worth the price. The wanton is $14.50 for 4 pcs. read more

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Food is really good. Cute atmosphere nice people ! Easy parking who knew this place would be so good I'll definitely be back!

We walked in at 4:30pm for linner My eye got attention by the Michelin awards from 2021 to 2024 I was starving and craving for soup dish so ramen is such a great choice I ordered lotus root chips, sake fried wings. My colleague ordered one piece of lamb chop. Both of us ordered the super star truffle chicken broth ramen (Mmmm...) #9 The soup is layered with the glossy oil but it tastes so refreshing not oily at all and the most amazing part is the smell is unbeatable Our server is super sweet and nice While waiting the food, the chef walked in . He is greeting to us in Japanese with a big smile. Definitely will revisit again Street parking is available There is also a parking structure (#99) near the restaurant read more

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One of the best ramen places I've had. Only thing I could complain is the price point but that's it. Service is average nothing special, love the fusion menu design and the taste of the ramen. It's really hard to find a ramen place that impress because it's all around LA and could taste repetitive (the tonkatsu/ soyu taste profile), this ramen place jumps out of that generic ramen zone. Must try! Signature #1: (9/10) Broth is flavourful yet not heavy, noodle texture on point. Portion is decent if you have an appetiser to share. Lamb in Lava #7: (9/10) I don't think this is considered as ramen anymore, it's more of a Japanese-Chinese style noodle. But in terms of flavour it's really nice. The lamb is juicy, the noodles are thick cut (which I like), the spicy level is up there. If you can't handle spice this is not for you, but this is worth trying, never see anything like this around. Wings 8/10: Really good, nothing to complain about. Juicy and crispy, great for apetisser. Will come back, but because of the price point won't make this my go-to weekly ramen spot. read more

Kazan - Lamb in Lava #7 - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

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They recently lowered their ramen prices to be around $18-24 which is more "reasonable" than their original pricing. The ramen was really good and we would definitely come back as long as the price doesn't go up to what it was previously. Giving 4 stars because the service was absolutely horrendous. I'm not one to harp on about service quality, much less leave a lower rating because of it, but it was so bad there's no way I could give 5 stars. Once we were seated, it took 27 minutes to even get water (!!!! This should be offered immediately or within the first 5 min) and for the waitress to take our order. At the 15 minute mark she came over and told us she'd be with us in a minute but that clearly didn't happen. What was even more crazy is that a couple who got seated at the same time as us got their food 20 minutes after being seated... After our order was taken, it took 15 minutes for the food to come out so in all it took close to 45 minutes to get two bowls of ramen. Hoping that the next time we visit the service is better. Parking is metered street parking which is free on Sundays. Also the AC was nonexistent which made eating ramen during a hot day a bit uncomfortable lol There's also a 4.5% kitchen appreciation fee - this is called out in a very small font on the last page of the PDF menu. read more

Kazan - Noodles Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

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Kazan I'd kalicious! Honestly the food is delicious!!! Healthy portions and flavors are spot on! Love this spot.

I visited on a Friday night and I could honestly see what the hype was about. They're not even flashy, the ramen is really just exceptional. Chashu Supreme Ramen & Fire-Wok Made Tsukemen Ramen. Both really good, but the Chasu Supreme was the standout for me. For appetizers, we got the Wagyu Royale Sando, Osaka Tempura Shrimp and Sake Crispy Wings. All very solid but the Osaka Tempura Shrimp with the different dipping sauces was the highlight. Service is good and ambience pretty standard. Obviously not the cheapest bowl of Ramen in town, but it's for sure top quality and I'm definitely coming back to try some other items. read more

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