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I used to live in Japan years ago and a streaming show got me reminiscing about the food I enjoyed back then. I was happy to discover Koyo Ramen so close to home. The food and atmosphere is authentic and it's the only place I could find tonkatsu curry. I got the cheese curry this time and look forward to trying the ramen when I come back next time. I'm very happy to have found this place.
After hiking at the new Sweet Run VA State Park, we came here to Koyo Ramen to fill out tummy's. We walked in and were the only ones there. The server was very pleasant and attentive. The inside was very nice with Japanese decor. We ordered spring rolls for our appetizer. They.were.delicious! Very fresh. Very soft and very tasty. I could have eaten those all day Their soy sauce is extra bold. Just SO good. My friend got the signature Ramen and I ordered Tonkatsu Curry with rice. I took a ladle full of my friends ramen and it was the best I've tasted. Very full body flavored. My tonkatsu Curry was a bit on the sweet side. Though it was good, and had potatoes in it, I prefer it not to be sweet. The pork was wll breaded and tasty as well. I ate all of my plate and was very full. I would come here again. ** Please put fish katsu curry on the menu (with non sweet curry) That's my favorite.
We were in the area and decided to try this restaurant. It was a lovely experience! We both had their Tonkatsu curry (mine with cheese) and with the spiciness kicked up a notch. Yum! As an appetizer, we picked Karaage, which was delicious-- fried crispy with the chicken inside still moist and tender. I have to mention a couple of things about our visit that will have us coming back: first and most notably, the music playing in the background was relaxing and not too loud. Almost every restaurant you go to plays music overbearingly loud. So this is such a nice difference that I wanted to mention it. The other notable thing is that the restrooms are very clean and tidy. So, in summary, if you'd like a generous serving of Japanese comfort food with great service and ambiance, come to Koyo Ramen.
While this wasn't the best ramen I've ever had (RIP Ramen Setagaya), this hits the spot for me with its authenticity and location. Egg was still jammy, pork was nice, bowl was big. It was on the saltier side (but I like that). I think the Koyo ramen didn't have much truffle flavor, or rather the black garlic overpowered it. An elderly Japanese couple came in while I was there and they said that they thought it was good- and that to me speaks volumes. I'm super happy that there is a more authentic ramen place closer to me now. It's a 45 minute drive, but well worth it. I can't wait to come back for the curry katsu. I'm excited to come back and try the other ramen flavors. Bonus- they give an 8% discount for paying in cash!
The prices are unfortunately insane now. You're going to pay $20 for a bowl of ramen. Unfortunately there are other places to go that are more reasonable. Not worth it sadly
Arrived early on a Saturday for lunch. Great vegetarian and vegan options. Preparation was excellent. Surprisingly ample serving size. Koyo is my new go-to for trips to Purcellville.
My wife & I love a ramen restaurant so we thought we'd give Koyo a try based on a recommendation. It's set up like a fast casual place which you'd expect from a ramen bar. Comfy and clean. Service was great even though there was only one person handling tables AND seating. We knew what we wanted but overheard the waitress guiding some ramen rookies through the menu. We ordered vegetable gyoza & chicken karage for appetizers and we both got spicy tonkatsu ramen. Appetizers were excellent! Chicken was crispy and flavorful and came with a zesty aioli. The ramen itself was pretty good though a bit too salty for our taste. Generous portions and definitely spicy!! There is not a full bar here, so just beer, wine, and sake. We will likely go back if we're in Purcellville & craving ramen.
Came in today we had spring rolls, miso eggplant, and truffle fries as appetizers. Then I had the Curry Ramen & D had the Koyo Ramen & made it spicy. It was all very fresh and delicious. Gigi waited on us and was very attentive and extremely knowledgeable about the food ingredients and preparation. If you have leftovers, like us, they box up your noodles separately from the broth. Very nice touch. 11/10 will mostly def come here again.
I'm a huge Ramen fan so was super excited to hear a Ramen Shop opened so close to me. Koyo Ramen did not disappoint! Food was great. Started with the Parmesan Brussel Sprouts and I had the Spicy Tofu Ramen (I also asked for extra egg because that is one of my favorite parts). The soup was perfectly spicy and super flavorful. They also have a great Bubble Tea selection including Winter Melon which is my personal favorite but harder to find. Service was great! Super friendly staff! Loved the restaurant had a good amount of people in it and there seemed to be a good amount of take out happening too! The restaurant also has a cute Bubble Tea bar area that would be fun to sit at sometime. I'll definitely be back!
I swung by and checked out this restaurant last week and it was very nice. The ambiance is chill and very clean, oriental and looked like they had a bubble tea bar which was cool. I hade the Tonkotsu Ramen and Gyoza. The gyoza was nice and crispy on the outside stuffed with mixed veggies. It was amazing and the sauce you could drown in. Gyoza is a solid 8/10. The ramen was carefully prepared. I did order an extra egg but usually you get half and here they have you full eggs which was perfect. The broth is savory and the por was thick and tender. The egg was just a regular boiled egg. Usually some ramen spots have like a sweet pickled egg they put in and Naruto as well. Overall the ramen for me was a solid 8/10. There's only one spot in DC that would top this but they have the best portion sizes and also the cut of the pork is super thick and tender. The pork alone was 9.5/10 easily. The broth and egg brought it down a bit for me because I've had really good ramen that's super rich and savory broth. Not bad tho definitely coming back weekly
Awesome! This ramen scratches the itch for authentic, delicious, filling, and nurturing food. The broth is phenomenal and very flavorful; you can tell the taste is from a broth that was home made and not from a box powder that so many places in DC use. The fried coating on the chicken is very crispy and delicate which makes it taste very light and flavorful. Very attentive service and friendly staff, great team all around here. The ambiance is very Asian inspired ( as expected) with clean comfortable seating areas with plenty of light. The food reminds me of ramen I've had in Japan and Korea. Will definitely be back!
Got here around 8:00pm last night. I was the only diner in there for a while until another couple came in. I got the karaage and the Koyo Signature Ramen. There was one lady who was the hostess, waitress, and server. Given that the restaurant wasn't busy, this was fine. She was very attentive to refilling my water and asking if I needed anything. The karaage came out very crispy, hot, and juicy with a Mayo dipping sauce, cabbbage salad side, and lemon. The Koyo Signature ramen came with 6 slices of pork and 2 halves of a soft-boiled egg (in contrast to many other ramen restaurants that only give you 1 half of a soft boiled egg, or sometimes none at all). I got really full trying to finish everything. They give you a generous amount of food which justifies the price. This is definitely a gem for locals who live out here. But if you're in the epicenter of Nova, it's not worth the drive to Purcellville given the alternatives you have.
5 months ago
The best ramen and bubble tea place in NoVA! Their tonkatsu ramen is heaven! The service is spot on. Ambiance could be better but it doesn't matter because ramen is what I come for here and the ramen is the best in the region ! read more
Wow this is such a hidden gem! There's not really much around in this shopping center, but this is worth the drive. For appetizers we got fried oysters, takoyaki, fried mushrooms, and the miso eggplant which were all amazing! For entrees we got the beef gyudon, curry ramen, tonkatsu ramen, and tonkatsu. For drinks we got the matcha milk and yogurt peach. We were celebrating a birthday and the waitress was kind enough to bring out mochi with candles! The service, food, and ambiance are all amazing and I would definitely come back again. read more
1 month ago
I came close to closing and the food was still fresh and hot. The customer service was great and the place was clean. Even the bathroom was clean. 10/10! read more
8 months ago
I used to live in Japan years ago and a streaming show got me reminiscing about the food I enjoyed back then. I was happy to discover Koyo Ramen so close to home. The food and atmosphere is authentic and it's the only place I could find tonkatsu curry. I got the cheese curry this time and look forward to trying the ramen when I come back next time. I'm very happy to have found this place. read more
1 year ago
After hiking at the new Sweet Run VA State Park, we came here to Koyo Ramen to fill out tummy's. We walked in and were the only ones there. The server was very pleasant and attentive. The inside was very nice with Japanese decor. We ordered spring rolls for our appetizer. They.were.delicious! Very fresh. Very soft and very tasty. I could have eaten those all day Their soy sauce is extra bold. Just SO good. My friend got the signature Ramen and I ordered Tonkatsu Curry with rice. I took a ladle full of my friends ramen and it was the best I've tasted. Very full body flavored. My tonkatsu Curry was a bit on the sweet side. Though it was good, and had potatoes in it, I prefer it not to be sweet. The pork was wll breaded and tasty as well. I ate all of my plate and was very full. I would come here again. ** Please put fish katsu curry on the menu (with non sweet curry) That's my favorite. read more
2 years ago
We were in the area and decided to try this restaurant. It was a lovely experience! We both had their Tonkatsu curry (mine with cheese) and with the spiciness kicked up a notch. Yum! As an appetizer, we picked Karaage, which was delicious-- fried crispy with the chicken inside still moist and tender. I have to mention a couple of things about our visit that will have us coming back: first and most notably, the music playing in the background was relaxing and not too loud. Almost every restaurant you go to plays music overbearingly loud. So this is such a nice difference that I wanted to mention it. The other notable thing is that the restrooms are very clean and tidy. So, in summary, if you'd like a generous serving of Japanese comfort food with great service and ambiance, come to Koyo Ramen. read more
5 months ago
2 years ago
While this wasn't the best ramen I've ever had (RIP Ramen Setagaya), this hits the spot for me with its authenticity and location. Egg was still jammy, pork was nice, bowl was big. It was on the saltier side (but I like that). I think the Koyo ramen didn't have much truffle flavor, or rather the black garlic overpowered it. An elderly Japanese couple came in while I was there and they said that they thought it was good- and that to me speaks volumes. I'm super happy that there is a more authentic ramen place closer to me now. It's a 45 minute drive, but well worth it. I can't wait to come back for the curry katsu. I'm excited to come back and try the other ramen flavors. Bonus- they give an 8% discount for paying in cash! read more
11 months ago
The prices are unfortunately insane now. You're going to pay $20 for a bowl of ramen. Unfortunately there are other places to go that are more reasonable. Not worth it sadly read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Arrived early on a Saturday for lunch. Great vegetarian and vegan options. Preparation was excellent. Surprisingly ample serving size. Koyo is my new go-to for trips to Purcellville. read more
My wife & I love a ramen restaurant so we thought we'd give Koyo a try based on a recommendation. It's set up like a fast casual place which you'd expect from a ramen bar. Comfy and clean. Service was great even though there was only one person handling tables AND seating. We knew what we wanted but overheard the waitress guiding some ramen rookies through the menu. We ordered vegetable gyoza & chicken karage for appetizers and we both got spicy tonkatsu ramen. Appetizers were excellent! Chicken was crispy and flavorful and came with a zesty aioli. The ramen itself was pretty good though a bit too salty for our taste. Generous portions and definitely spicy!! There is not a full bar here, so just beer, wine, and sake. We will likely go back if we're in Purcellville & craving ramen. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Came in today we had spring rolls, miso eggplant, and truffle fries as appetizers. Then I had the Curry Ramen & D had the Koyo Ramen & made it spicy. It was all very fresh and delicious. Gigi waited on us and was very attentive and extremely knowledgeable about the food ingredients and preparation. If you have leftovers, like us, they box up your noodles separately from the broth. Very nice touch. 11/10 will mostly def come here again. read more
3 years ago
I'm a huge Ramen fan so was super excited to hear a Ramen Shop opened so close to me. Koyo Ramen did not disappoint! Food was great. Started with the Parmesan Brussel Sprouts and I had the Spicy Tofu Ramen (I also asked for extra egg because that is one of my favorite parts). The soup was perfectly spicy and super flavorful. They also have a great Bubble Tea selection including Winter Melon which is my personal favorite but harder to find. Service was great! Super friendly staff! Loved the restaurant had a good amount of people in it and there seemed to be a good amount of take out happening too! The restaurant also has a cute Bubble Tea bar area that would be fun to sit at sometime. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 years ago
I swung by and checked out this restaurant last week and it was very nice. The ambiance is chill and very clean, oriental and looked like they had a bubble tea bar which was cool. I hade the Tonkotsu Ramen and Gyoza. The gyoza was nice and crispy on the outside stuffed with mixed veggies. It was amazing and the sauce you could drown in. Gyoza is a solid 8/10. The ramen was carefully prepared. I did order an extra egg but usually you get half and here they have you full eggs which was perfect. The broth is savory and the por was thick and tender. The egg was just a regular boiled egg. Usually some ramen spots have like a sweet pickled egg they put in and Naruto as well. Overall the ramen for me was a solid 8/10. There's only one spot in DC that would top this but they have the best portion sizes and also the cut of the pork is super thick and tender. The pork alone was 9.5/10 easily. The broth and egg brought it down a bit for me because I've had really good ramen that's super rich and savory broth. Not bad tho definitely coming back weekly read more
1 year ago
I've had ramen before and nothing compares to this place!! It is so good and I love the ambiance. We took our food to go and ordered the Tonakatsu Ramen with Karange Chicken, Truffle Fries, & more Karange Chicken. Highly recommend! read more
3 years ago
Awesome! This ramen scratches the itch for authentic, delicious, filling, and nurturing food. The broth is phenomenal and very flavorful; you can tell the taste is from a broth that was home made and not from a box powder that so many places in DC use. The fried coating on the chicken is very crispy and delicate which makes it taste very light and flavorful. Very attentive service and friendly staff, great team all around here. The ambiance is very Asian inspired ( as expected) with clean comfortable seating areas with plenty of light. The food reminds me of ramen I've had in Japan and Korea. Will definitely be back! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Got here around 8:00pm last night. I was the only diner in there for a while until another couple came in. I got the karaage and the Koyo Signature Ramen. There was one lady who was the hostess, waitress, and server. Given that the restaurant wasn't busy, this was fine. She was very attentive to refilling my water and asking if I needed anything. The karaage came out very crispy, hot, and juicy with a Mayo dipping sauce, cabbbage salad side, and lemon. The Koyo Signature ramen came with 6 slices of pork and 2 halves of a soft-boiled egg (in contrast to many other ramen restaurants that only give you 1 half of a soft boiled egg, or sometimes none at all). I got really full trying to finish everything. They give you a generous amount of food which justifies the price. This is definitely a gem for locals who live out here. But if you're in the epicenter of Nova, it's not worth the drive to Purcellville given the alternatives you have. read more
2 years ago
Hands down one of the best restaurants in town! Nice and clean ambiance! Food are sooooo gooodddd! We will come back regularly read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
An absolute gem of a restaurant in the heart of a quaint little town called Purcellville, VA. After being open for about a week and hearing great things my wife and I decided to stop in for a lunch date. This was our first time having this level of ramen and it didn't disappoint! I got the Vegetable Ramen which boasted an amazingly flavored broth filled with an assortment of veggies like broccoli, carrots, scallions, two different types of mushrooms, seaweed, and tofu. Not to mention the noodles were cooked to perfection. This ramen dish was filling and packed with flavor! I topped my meal off with a refreshing passion fruit green tea which had the perfect amount of sweetness. My wife got the Spicy Shio Ramen. Her dish was surprising at first due to the spicy broth, but you settle in quickly due to the amazing flavor profile. This was packed with fried chicken, seaweed, eggs, scallions, and the same perfectly cooked noodles. My wife couldn't finish hers and at first I was reluctant to try it only because I'm not a fan of soggy chicken, but this bowl is an exception to the rule. The fired chicken soaks in the spicy broth and creates a flavor bomb in your mouth that's unforgettable! We will definitely be coming back here again soon to try some more ramen dishes! Kóyó Ramen 609 E Main St AA Purcellville, VA, 20132 #ramen #dmvfoodies #bmhreviewer #foodporn #foodiesunite #explorepage #koyoramen #purcellville #loudouncounty #loudouncountyeats IG: @bmh_reviewer TikTok: @bmh_reviewer read more
3 years ago
Karaage (fried chicken) it was good. Recommend. Rice I think they didn't wash rice enough. Pretty sad.next time if i go again order appetizers. Ramen it's ok. Soup is not hot. I love soup temperatures are very hot. Disappointed it's hard to find good ramen place, I'm from Japan.very picky I wouldn't order next time they need to noodles adjustment. It was not cook well. We ordered food took long time and they took order wrong . Seems like get very busy and services are get little behind. read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
Very quick service, and fun decorations, music was at a good level, and not crowded at all. Good portions of food. Curry ramen was quite spicy and I have a pretty good level of tolerance. The chicken in the ramen was a little scary to eat, because it was fried and still pink inside. I poked at every bite to check if it was raw or not. The texture indicated it should be cooked and I feel fine (it also tasted great!) but it was still worrisome. The ramen itself was an okay texture. I think I'd come back if I was really craving Japanese food. read more
2 years ago
Best Ramen I ever had was in Vancouver in Canada. This is a very close second!! The Shoyu Ramen was thoroughly delightful. I live in Sterling so this was way out of my way, but I will be going way out of my way again soon! read more
2 years ago
Way overpriced! When did Ramen become so expensive?! I can remember not Too long ago eating authentic Ramen in Arlington, VA at my favorite spot for half the price of this place!! I guess because the owners think everyone in Western Loudoun is loaded with money they can charge these astronomical prices and because of post Covid inflated prices?! The cheapest tofu ramen bowl starts at $17.00!! read more
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Third visit, and each time we love it even more! This time we had the Koyo Ramen and the Curry Ramen (waitress recommendation). The curry ramen was delicious ... like spicy Thai panang means the best fried chicken meets the most delicious ramen ... it is my new favorite!!! Don't forget to add the egg!!! read more
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