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    Ramen Ezogiku

    4.2 (76 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Outdoor seating

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    Tonkotsu
    Michele T.

    This was our go to spot when it was on Kalakaua Ave. Didn't ever try it when they moved to Royal Hawaiian center. We noticed the sign as we were walking by and decided to try it out. Hubs and kiddo ordered the Tonkotsu and I went with the Mazemen. We all ordered the combo. The ramen and rice portions were smaller than we remembered. Although the noodles had a good chew, the tonkotsu broth was a bit lacking. The Mazemen was ok. The food wasn't like we remembered, but we knew it had been a while since we last had it.

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    Vince N.

    The original Ezogiku on Kalakaua Ave. was our favorite ramen & fried rice spot on the rock. In their heyday, they had about five locations on Oahu. In 2024, they're down to two if you go by the biz name, or one (in Aiea) if going by the menu selections and taste. When the Kalakaua location closed, they relocated to the Royal Hawaiian Center's food court before closing again after a few years. Enter 2021; this is their third and current relocation but with a different menu. ATMOSPHERE: Their newest iteration finds them in a covered side street alley food court shared with four other eateries and communal seating. MENU: Ramen in four broths (shoyu, miso, tonkotsu & vegan), cold versions, a brothless mazeman, rice & gyoza. FOOD: Simple Ramen Combo - $15.95 Shoyu ramen topped with tender chashu, half a hard boiled egg, fishcake & green onions. The $5 upcharge added fried rice and 4-pieces of gyoza. The best part of this was the chewy, eggy noodles. The semi-hot broth, while dark and savory, was flat with no depth. Almost as good as the original, the fried rice had noticeably less bits of chashu, fishcake and flavor. Though with a nice char, the gyozas easily fell apart when picking them up due to their thin and soggy wrappers. SERVICE: Counter service was friendly. Food came out in under 10 minutes. TIP: 10% kama'aina discount available. Type in your phone number on their tablet which automatically enrolls you into their loyalty program. OVERALL: Want old school Ezogiku? Head to their last stronghold in the town of Aiea.

    My delicious Tonkotsu ramen combo! Yum!!
    Lin C.

    It's a little place but don't overlook it. This place has BIG flavor. Delicious ramen! I haven't had Ezogiku since I was in Honolulu almost 16 years ago (when they were on Kalakaua Ave) and it's just as good as it was back then. I got the Tonkotsu Ramen. It was so good! The broth is not too spicy but has a great flavor. Very creamy base. I opted for no egg but it was still wonderful. I got the combo which comes with fried rice and gyoza. The gyoza are handmade right in front of us. They are so fresh and delicious. I will definitely be back.

    Vegan Ramen & Gyoza
    Andrea F.

    Some of the best ramen I've had!Highly recommend you try! The service is great and the food is amazing.

    Mulberry ramen with gyoza
    Maile N.

    Really ono, quality and affordable ramen with friendly service can be found at Ezogiku Waikiki (located in small food court at 2239 Waikolu Way in Waikiki between Royal Hawaiian Ave and Seaside Ave). Seek it, find it and also check out their Monday through Friday lunch specials from 11am-2pm. Depending on the daily special, they can include a side of their tasty gyoza or mini fried rice or mini curry rice. Their noodles are chewy just right, their broth is spot on and I've enjoyed their mulberry ramen (made from mulberry leaves, super food healthy) and their wonton ramen - they were comforting, ono and just what I needed. They have seating too, so pull up a chair and enjoy some ramen today!

    Annie P.

    My husband and I are clearly ramen snobs... either that, or we dined in on an off day because we were underwhelmed by Ezogiku. We both had bowls of the miso ramen along with the fried rice and gyoza. The miso broth was medicore and the noodles were cooked al dente with a good ratio of chewiness. The fried rice was also bland and the gyoza was nothing to rave about. However, the cashier was very friendly and the food came out quickly. It was challenging to get here since it was in a small food court area on a side road and can be easy to miss since the shop itself is tucked in the corner. There are a few tables for dine in which are shared with the other restaurants in the food court.

    Char siu ramen, fried rice and gyoza- killer
    Robert S.

    My first experience with "real"ramen was at Ezogiku in the 90's when they had a restaurant on Kalakaua. It's always been my favorite ramen shop in Hawaii. After a break of at least a decade I ate here and wow, delicious and familiar. Curly, chewy noodles, amazing shoyu broth, fried rice with the special sesame seed oil yum! Highly recommend!

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    Ja M.

    Simple Ramen Miso was flavorful Along with our green tea drink Service was great and there was seating Restaurant is tucked into an Alleyway, maybe blinking signs to attract more customers Check it out!

    Vegan ramen
    Avani K.

    I ordered the vegan ramen option. It was pretty fresh & hot. Perfect soup for a rainy day. It had tofu, radish & edamame.

    Cold ramen in a hot day! Yum!
    Mimi S.

    So glad Ezogiku is back to Waikiki! They have the most authentic ramen imo! Their Miso ramen broth is exactly the same taste as the one in Japan. Today I had a cold ramen, it was great! Almost perfect if it has corn & mustard like the traditional old style one in Japan...I hope they add them in the future, but the chewiness of the noodle & other toppings were perfect! Yum!

    David M.

    Vacationing in Hawaii can be very expensive. Especially if you're looking for good eats. But it doesn't have to be if you're willing to walk a bit and explore some of the out of the way side streets. We went on a walk about for lunch and discovered this little gem tucked away from the road. The ramen was absolutely delicious and the Gyozo was probably the best we've ever had. We both left stuffed and very happy with our stomach and our wallet. Highly recommend. Author David Moon Books on Amazon Zomosapiens Scales of Justice

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    Poor quality ramen and too salty. We ordered the miso and wonton ramen. Instead go to Ramen Nakamura or buy instant ramen from ABC.

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    Ate 2022 and 2024 Clean, delicious, perfect curry flavor and the white rice TOP NOTCH.

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    Awesome so good or should I say oishi...my favorite place to go for Rawmen we go every time we visit Hawaii. It is the best.

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    Junpuu is a Japanese style ramen restaurant on S King St, across from Neal Blaisdell concert hall…read more I've heard about this place and always wanted to go, so decided to treat myself to their ramen for dinner after a long work day. Their tantan men was fantastic (4.5/5) with rich, semi-thick, savory broth thats almost like a tonkotsu base. What really impressed me was the chicken karaage (5/5), as it really had a strong garlic flavor that melded well with the crispy batter and Himalayan salt topping. Overall, this place is a very authentic Japanrse ramen experience and I was very impressed with their food. Would 10/10 recommend and can't wait to go again soon.

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    This has been one of our favorite places to grab a pre-movie night bite at Ward for years. I was so…read moresad to hear that the classic mall where this cozy joint is located at was being demolished in the name of progress, knowing that this place would be gone. Anticipating that they would be closing in a couple of weeks, we made sure to stop by this weekend to get our fix in. I was so eager to dig into my bowl that I ended up forgetting to snap a picture until after I'd already whacked away at it. Luckily, our server tonight told us that there's a good chance that they will be re-opening nearby in the old Scratch Kitchen location, so hopefully we can continue to enjoy this place in a different setting. My go to has always been their Beefy Wild Ramen. If I'm really hungry I'll opt for their Beefy Wild Beast when I want a pile of their awesome cha siu. My girlfriend likes both the Yuzu and Seabura. We both really enjoy their regular and spicy gyoza. There's always a short wait to get into this place, but it's worth it. Service is quick and efficient, and the food is excellent. I hope to see this place again soon, in a new location.

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    This ramen spot is just a classic place. It has gotten a little more Chinese over the years, but…read moreyou don't hear me complaining. Won tons in my ramen? Oh yeahhh!! The Good: * One of my favorite dishes is the cold chicken noodles with dipping sauce. It comes on a bed of freshly cut cucumbers & noodles if you wish. Literally is such a clean delicious dish. No one else makes this kind of dish. I highly suggest if you don't wanna eat ramen that day, but you want a good stack of noodles and protein. * The tan tan ramen is the basic good stuff that never gets old. * I have also tried the sour/spicy clear brother ramen and that was real interesting and good, but I gotta be in the mood for that one The Bad: * sometimes it's so busy! gotta wait for a table The Weird: * the menu is getting larrrrrrrrrge, screaming that the restaurant is run by Chinese really lol

    Was craving spicy ramen since I was feeling under the weather. Got seated really quick which was…read moregreat but did take a while to get someone to take our order or acknowledge that we've been sitting there ready. Food came out fairly quick. Food was decent and Portion was reasonable. What I didn't like was how they kept coming up to our table and trying to take away our plate and bowl as if we were finish. Not once but 3x. Seriously, I still had ramen and char sui in my bowl. Let me finish!!!. It felt like they they were trying to rush us and mind you it wasn't busy at all. To add to it, when did they start automatically adding 15% gratitude for a party of 2. I get if its a big party but for 2 or even if by yourself is unbelievable. Save yourself the trouble and eat at another ramen spot. There is a few good ones around ala moana area or in the food court as well.

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    The service was really good! Our party was quite big so I wasn't expecting our food to come out…read morequickly but it did! Our service was understanding as well! The price of the weekly lunch special with udon is amazing! THEY HAVE KAMA'AINA DISCOUNTS!!! The combo came with a regular size udon ( i believe there were three choices ), sukiyaki beef rice, and a side of cucumber salad. For $16!!! You can get it at that price from opening ti'll 5pm! The sukiyaki beef udon was spectacular! Our server recommended it and all I can say is that it's a must try! The interior of the store is really pretty. Lots of wood accents and love how the kitchen overlooks the store!

    This was my second time here. I first came about five years ago not long after they opened, and I…read moreactually think it was better back then. We came for lunch, and while the service was pretty slow, the food was decent overall. I ordered the Hamachi Jalapeño and Seared Garlic Salmon hand rolls, and the Seared Garlic Salmon was easily my favorite. I'd definitely order that again. We also tried the scallop special, which was prepared with miso butter, mushrooms, and spinach. It was packed with umami and ended up being everyone's favorite dish at the table. The shishito peppers were my personal favorite. They came with an incredible sauce that I kept going back for. They were actually my boyfriend's order, but I somehow ended up eating most of them. We also shared the Wagyu Shabu Udon, which was decent, and the $9 house hot sake during happy hour, though the pour was pretty small. Overall, it's a decent spot with a few standout dishes, but I don't think it's quite as good as I remember it being years ago. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but if you're in the area, it's worth checking out.

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