I ordered online for carry out on a frigid (negative temps) evening and ramen was 100000% the way…read moreto go. Sudooku's online ordering platform is easy to navigate. I like how I was able to create my own ramen bowl vs being upcharged for substitutions. Pricing is fair and the portion is generous. This is a small ramen spot that can seat maybe 15-20 customers. I was surprised, yet not surprised, to see several customers dining in especially with temps being in the negatives. I went with the pork broth, chashu pork, ramen noodles, fried garlic, green onions, bamboo, and an over easy egg. The broth amount was generous and creamy-ish. It was the perfect amount of salty without it being overpowering. All the flavors took to the noodles very well. Pork was cooked perfectly, it was juicy and not dry at all.

Wow this restaurant is amazing…read more Love the food the service very cozy and clean the ambiance make you feel like you in Japan

I went with the common Char Sui Ramen. Came with 3 slices of pork belly, bamboo shoots, black…read morefungus, and lots of green onion. The broth was really good and the noodles were definitely "springy" as they stated on their website. Was given a good portion. I ate the whole bowl and was full. Will have to come back to try a different ramen bowl that I never had before, like the Tsukemen. They also have a pretty decent amount of appetizers to choose from and specialty drinks. Staff are very nice and help box up any leftovers that you have.

First time dining in! This is a nice looking place inside - very large, bright and inviting…read more Calamari Tofu bun Niku soba ramen Tsukemen ramen Tan Tan Ramen The ramen was still pretty good but the calamari and tofu bun were both surprisingly great. Makes me want to come back and try the whole appetizer menu!

The food is amazing. Fri-Sunday the sushi bar is available and the sushi chef is a delight!…read more I have Celiac and have had no issues with the rice noodle ramen and sushi. It's delicious!

I've been reminiscing on my trip to Japan a lot ever since I came back, so I decided on getting…read moresome Japanese food to hopefully satisfy me. The interior looked and felt so warm with the carefully decorated art made by customers and the staff were welcoming. The dishes cane out timely with good portions and tasted fresh and well-cooked. I enjoyed talking to the staff, as they were so sweet and funny, and overall I had a great experience. - *Baked Salmon Nigiri *Tamago Nigiri *Spicy Ahi (Tuna) & Shrimp Tempura *Tonkatsu *Chocolate Mochi Icecream

It was a hot day so I had to stop and get me some Boba with Tapioca!…read more The cafe has an open concept with lots of space to eat and enjoy with family and friends! The customer service was so fast - I got my boba in less than 45 seconds!! Definitely recommend this spot for Boba!!

Too much quantity Place has good bubble tea…read more And ramen Nice location and it's ordered and collected at self service counter

Pleasantly surprised by Umaka, (Coming from someone picky about broth) they serve Japanese and…read moreChinese dishes. Everything had a substantial depth of flavor. I ordered their teriyaki skewers, agedashi tofu, and tan tan ramen. Sibling ordered the beef noodle soup. Ambiance is cozy, extremely large booths for family style seating or with friend groups. Tan Tan Ramen: Large portion, quite spicy for someone that can handle very mild spice (so ask for less if they can do it). Flavor is superb, something I'd definitely order again. Came with ground pork, bean sprout, veggies, and half a boiled egg. Teriyaki skewer: Not your traditional Japanese teriyaki flavor, however equally delicious. Tender chicken pieces glazed and seasoned. Agedashi tofu: Gave lots of pieces, I wanna say 8 or 6 pieces. Crunchy exterior, powdered with shichimi togarashi chili powder. Comes with agedashi sauce which is authentic to its flavor. (Very surprised because I've come across lots of restaurants that mess this up). Overall a positive experience, good food and ambiance. Have yet to try their Japanese menu items like tonkatsu ramen, but all my recs above are a safe bet!

Becoming one of my regular since they started introducing rice noodles In addition of the Raman…read morenoodles choices. Raman noodles are decent too but there are other choices of Raman place. The rice noodles with Hunan style are unique at our suburban areas. Another choice to make to the China town in the City. We have tried almost all flavored rice noodles soup. My favorites are Xiao chao Xiang and spicy ribs. Xiao chao Xiang can pair up with rice as well. Both delicious. Services are always quick and friendly. They have only 6 tables and a few bar seats. Very cozy in place to enjoy the meal.

We had such a great experience at Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai! This place feels incredibly…read moreauthentic--the noodles are made in-house, and you can truly taste the difference in every bite. Everything we ordered was simple, comforting, and full of that real, authentic flavor you want from a ramen spot. And most importantly... it's totally kid-approved, which is always a win for our family! If you're looking for legit ramen near Yorktown, this spot is definitely worth checking out. We'll absolutely be back!

The fried chicken appetizer was really great! One of the best that I've had in the Chicagoland area…read more(5/5) The yuzu soda was also very refreshing and the perfect complement to the chicken. However, I would say that the ramen (broth and toppings) (3.5/5) was good but not the best that I've had in Chicago.

Delicious and fresh sushi! It is a very small restaurant so expect a long wait for peak dinner…read moretime. I have also ordered take out and the sushi is just as fresh as when it is served in the restaurant. Overall pricey, but worth it!

I had an amazing experience at IKKAI Sushi in Naperville. The quality of the sushi was outstanding,…read morefresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. I ordered the Naperville Roll and the Hangry Roll, and both were absolutely delicious. Each bite was perfectly balanced, and you can really tell they take pride in their ingredients and presentation. The atmosphere was welcoming and the service was friendly and efficient, which made the whole experience even better. The dinner was candle lit and balanced the mood in an energetic atmosphere. If you are looking for great sushi in Naperville, IKKAI is definitely worth a visit. I will absolutely be coming back to try more from their menu.

On a very cold Sunday, we came in for ramen. My daughter got the shoyu ramen with park and the…read moreother got the shrimp tempura bento. Our orders were fresh and only took a few minutes after we ordered. The broth from the shoyu ramen was very flavorful and the crunch on the tempura was perfect. Both kids inhaled their food and were satisfied. Definitely would order here again!

This is one of the restaurants in the H Mart food court. With a variety of Japanese dishes, it's a…read moresolid choice. Loved their Chicken Teriyaki and poke bowl.

J's Kitchen is in a strip mall which makes it easy to park and locate. They are small/locally owned…read moreand halal certified. I had a craving for wonton soup and thankfully J's has it. I ordered online for carry out and the platform was easy to navigate. Once my husband and I arrived at the resto we were greeted by a very kind staff member. Our food wasn't ready but within 5 mins of us being there it was good to go. We tried the wonton soup and chicken dumplings app. Both were on the bland side. Normally I'm used to wonton soup also having noodles and theirs does not. Flavors were OK, felt like both dishes were missing spices. Everything was cooked perfectly though. Maybe we ordered the wrong items from here and need to try others instead.

It's not a pretty joint. There were boxes stacked near the…read moreentrance, the tables and chairs were pedestrian at best, and the decor wasn't (if you get my drift). In my experience, this signifies either the place was going to be a shithole to pass up, or it was a serious place to eat, then get out and go somewhere with an atmosphere. Happy to say J's (IMHO) is a serious place to eat. No-nonsense, direct and to the point. When I walked in, all those common chairs I mentioned were stacked upside down on the tables in the way that places do when they are closed. The taciturn fellow who worked there assured me they were indeed open, and explained they had just finish washing the floor. Please dont read any of this as negative-the best Chinese places I've ever been have looked like this-and if you've paid attention to the Travel/Food shows on the TeeVee, the joints in China itself are pretty much the same. On to the food, know this place is a Serious REAL-DEAL Chinese resto. I didn't notice if there were "Occidental" Chinese-type dishes on the carte, (primarily 'cos I wasn't looking for them). What I saw looked yum, and had a hard time making choices, even though I had read the menu multiple times and thought I know what I was going to order in advance. Confessionately, this is a chief feature for my tortured dining self-It's a wonder I even get fed in restaurants (especially the great ethnic ones), due to option anxiety. I zeroed in on "Street Noodles" for starters-wouldn't you? Then went to "Cold Beef Shank" for entreé. The Noodles were fab as was the Shank. The noodles were in a broth. with some hunks of bok choy and ground meat on top. Hearty, still light. The shank had a thin sauce complimenting but not obscuring the beefiness. One bugaboo: the Shank needed a bit of seasoning, and I wasn't going to use soy sauce, as I believed that would have marred the subtle flavors of the Beef. I asked for a salt shaker. It arrived, and I was a little taken back, 'cos it appeared it hadn't been washed in a while, and the salt inside was caked. It occurred to me this condition was present due to the non-use of said shaker. I don't think I've ever asked for a salt shaker in a Chinese resto. I pulled a toothpick out of my "Murse" and broke up the caked NaCl. Applying same to the pieces of Shank, the flavor bloomed and I was a happy boy. Bring some salt packets along when you visit "J's", maybe. The fellow who was waiter and cashier was a "western" fellow, whom I engaged and turned out to be quite an experienced foodie. some pleasant conversation indeed. Throwing 4 for this excellent establishment, with a few grains of salt separating it from 5...

This restaurant is located in the strip mall next to other Asian restaurants and serve more than…read morejust ramen. Super cute on the inside with paper lantern lighting and modern wooden seating. Service and food were fantastic! The two dishes I tried were delicious and I wouldn't be able to pick between the two if I had to. Pork sausage chunks yakisoba $15 - Delicious! Comes with pork sausage, wood ear mushrooms, sunny side egg, and more. Da Bomb Rice Bowl $16 - Delicious! Comes with pork belly, pork loin, beef tongue, and more. Sapporo (small bottle) $5 .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

The old staff is gone, and whatever replaced them feels completely disengaged. The current servers…read moreseem absent and unqualified--like they're just occupying space rather than actually working. We ordered three items and received only two, one of which was entirely wrong. Even after being told who ordered what, the server still placed the dishes incorrectly. After that, no one checked on us. No follow-up, no offer for anything else, nothing. You're left sitting there feeling like you somehow intruded just by being a customer. The food is good, but the service is careless and indifferent, which completely kills the experience--especially for a place that used to have a genuinely solid, attentive staff.