Service 10/10, nearly perfect, no flaws to count I had the shoyu ramen Broth: 6/10, low flavour and slightly off taste but otherwise good Noodles: 7/10, bouncy but slightly soggy, otherwise very good Meat: 4/10, tougher and not much flavour but cooked well Overall rating of food 6.8/10 not bad but needs some improvement, good for a first time trier but better places are around Menu rating: 6/10, limited options and broths Ambiance: 8/10, very relaxed and open read more

Too salty There is no minus star so I have to give just the lowest star I told the server and no solution . I was so disappointed read more

The ramen is best in town - hands down. Very close to what we use to get in Japan. All choices you can go wrong, but I always have the spicy ramen with the fried geoza. Service is very responsive and attentive. Ambiance is small, but quante. read more

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I've been to the Ramen Haus in Ogden before and had a good experience, so I was excited to try the Farmington location--especially after fasting for 17 hours for a medical test earlier that day. Unfortunately, the service was off this time. My server, Caitlynn, seemed unfamiliar with the basics. When I asked for hot sauce and specifically mentioned sriracha and spicy garlic, she didn't seem to realize sriracha is a type of hot sauce. She said she didn't think they had any, then loudly asked another staff member before grabbing me the spicy garlic. I pointed out the sriracha bottle literally next to it, and she responded with, "Oh! I thought you meant Tabasco or something..." which was just confusing. She also asked if I wanted a fork for my ramen--as if I'd ordered a rice bowl--and then asked again after the food arrived. I declined both times, because... it's ramen. I was also interrupted twice mid-bite with questions, even though I'd clearly mentioned I'd just finished a long fast and was trying to eat. To top it off, she wished me "good luck on your test" after I'd already told her it had happened. I was planning to stay and relax a bit after my meal, but I ended up leaving right after paying because the service felt disruptive and inattentive. That said, I will give them credit where it's due: the veggie shio ramen is way better than the veggie miso. Glad I tried both--but next time I'll probably stick to the Ogden location. read more

Ramen Haus - Veggie miso ramen with plain fried tofu and regular noodles - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

Solid little spot. Nothing to write a postcard about, but it's clean, reasonably priced, and the food's good. The noodles are tasty -- just not grandma's secret recipe tasty (pretty sure they didn't make them in-house). The staff? Let's just say they've got personality, which makes the visit a bit more entertaining. Overall, worth a stop if you're close by... but I live down the street and still don't find myself craving it. read more

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The ramen was delicious. My husband ordered the Unami Bomb ramen and I ordered the tokatsu. The spices were perfect and flavorful. The service was fast and pleasant. Two bowls of Ramen with sodas was about $40 total. I highly recommend. read more

I feel this place is sort of a Ying & Yang type of ramen shop. Yes, they certainly do have ramen. But it is such a small selection. I was expecting more like some of the other shops I have been to. On the other hand I have to admit that the Umami Bomb Ramen has decently high marks. Good flavor and not over full. The staff was very friendly and quick with the service. I might have to return to give it another chance. read more

THIS. IS. THE. BEST!!!! every year we come here for birthday dinners. I recommend the Pork Shio Ramen with a touch of siracha. 5/5 Must go!!!!! read more

The atmosphere is very basic--more of a place to grab a quick meal or eat alone when you're in a rush. It's extremely ordinary and far from anything fancy. The food is just okay, nothing memorable. Overall, it's a very average restaurant with nothing that really stands out. read more

Ramen Haus - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

Food was fantastic, waitress was so nice! We came here with friends, we ordered bao buns, pickles, and taro fries, beef rice bowls , umami bomb (subbed udon ) and chicken ramen. Serving sizes were great, we were really happy (and full!!) all around and plan to go back! read more

I ordered edamame as an appetizer - great way to start before the ramen. I got the spicy ground pork ramen and added pork slices and bean sprouts! Perfect spice level and the eggs were soooo good in this. This ramen is the best comfort food. read more

Ramen Haus - Spicy Ground Pork Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

The ramen is pretty good. I always order the Veggie Bowl with a side of Curry Sauce. Try the Taro Fries, ask for no salt. They tend to over salt the fries. Garlic Spicy Sauce is great too. Waiter was a little weird but aren't we all. read more

We have been coming here since they opened, generally it's pretty good, but this last visit was a bummer. Service was ok, just a touch below expectation. I ordered the "Waygu" Raman and it was naaaaaasty (I have had wagyu ramen at multiple other places) the beef flavor was off, they advertised it as seared, it definitely was not, it was super chewy like unable to eat it chewy and it was just gross. Their eggs are the saltiest egg I've ver had in ramen. I almost didn't touch my ramen, told the server it just wasn't that great and no attempt was made to make it right and I think it's the most expensive thing on the menu, the only response was "so I can take this away if your done" yeah I'm done...... going there for ramen. Not what it used to be, the place used to have a decent rating on yelp, but it's been sliding. BUT I will say if Merca still works there she is awesome always took such good care of us when we used to go in more often. read more

This place is meh. The karaage appetizer was probably the only thing I liked from here. The ramen was cold and waaaayyy salty. Took home my leftovers and had to add a lot of water to make it edible. The service was good- our waitress was really nice. Ambiance was eh. The art inside was giving AI art. I do not recommend this place. Go to JINYA ramen bar in SLC for more authentic, delicious ramen. read more

I'd give this a solid 8.5/10. The gyoza were good but nothing outstanding! Though, the Takoyaki, Spicy Ground Pork Ramen, Curry Udon, and pear sparkler drinks were really good. The ambiance is lovely with cute art, appealing decorations, and a nice style. This place would be a 9 if not for the slow serive on a night it wasn't that busy. read more

Ramen Haus - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

I know people like Ramen, but for me, it's just like opening up a square package of noodles boil and add a spice packet. To me, the pork was like raw tasting, but I know it's not. The egg was way too strange. For me, I'm sticking with pho. The 3 stars are for the goyza. Service was good, the restaurant was clean, but the chairs were uncomfortable. read more

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Came on a Friday night and it wasn't busy at all. Seating was a little weird. Only option are these wooden chairs that were all very wobbly. I rotated between all 4 of the chairs and they were all shaky. The menu is a QR code and surprisingly very small. There are only about 6 ramen options. You can add things with an extra cost. The food came VERY fast. The appetizer and our dishes came about the same time. The waiter came by often to fill our drinks and the ramen was okay. Not a ramen that was super impressive and not a place I would think about again. But definitely not terrible. read more

Ramen Haus - a plate of dumplings with dipping sauce - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

I'm not a Ramen expert but have been here a couple of times and found the food to be good. We started with edamame, very large bowl and very good. I ordered the Umami Bomb Ramen, which is a little bit of everything. The spiced sausage is really good and it mixes really nicely. I added extra noodles and it was a lot of soup to eat. Half way through I added a little of their spicy garlic sauce and it added quite a kick. I liked it. My wife ordered the Cashu Pork bowl. Sugary glazed pork, almost bacon, kimchi and rice. Very yummy. Service was good , unassuming. I'll come here again when feeling Ramen. read more

I love a good ramen shop and have been working my way through most of the shops in Utah. This is definitely a decent option for anywhere north of the valley. I had the ground pork ramen, but there wasn't much pork at all in my dish. The broth had a great flavor, the noodles were made well. I also tried a few appetizers, and generally enjoyed them. The pickle plate was just a few varieties of pickle and though it was fun to try, I don't know if I would get it again. The taro fries were really good, and are kinda like yuca fries. Odd consistency but great once you get used to it. The inside of the restaurant is pretty simple with some casual Japanese decorations. The wooden theme to the restaurant gives a warm feeling and sets a nice tone a bowl of ramen. I was fairly impressed with our waitress, as she served the whole restaurant that evening, and made our experience better. read more

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Visited Ramen Haus for the first time and it was pretty good. I don't make it up to the Farmington area much, but ended up here for another event and decided to give this place a try for dinner on a Thursday evening. Our server, Jewel, was amazing. Despite the fact that she was the only server, she still provided REALLY good service and had a smile on her face the entire time. The restaurant was clean and tidy. We had a group of 7 and ordered the karaage, Asian pickles, and taro fries (wow! I didn't think I'd like them!!). For the entrees, we got the tonkatsu, umami bomb, shio, spicy pork, and the chashu pork rice bowl. The ramen was pretty good, but I have to say the rice bowl was pretty lackluster. There was barely any pork when it arrived to the table and was mostly just rice with a little bit of sauce. My friend did not finish the dish and would not recommend it. Overall, the experience was good and I'd go back if I'm in the area. read more

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Listen, I'm not Japanese but I've travelled for months through Southeast Asia and am from LA where the Asian Food game is ON POINT. Here's my take... You walk in and the ambiance is nice. It feels like a sushi spot. So not fancy but not janky. I actually really enjoy the decor and open concept. The menus are digital, I know some people think that's annoying but I actually don't mind it! Just screen shot what you want so you don't have to go back in when it's time to order. The Shoyu Ramen is SO AUTHENTIC tasting! I get it with the pako tofu instead of meat and it's PERFECT! They also have a garlic siracha type sauce that is the perfect compliment! Throw in a cup of Jasmine tea with honey and I'M SET! It's the perfect combo! read more

Ramen Haus - Shoyu Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

Ramen Haus is one of the few places in Davis County where one can get a bowl of ramen. And that is their specialty. They also have some appetizer choices that are typical for Ramen restaurants, including gyoza, Edamame, takoyaki and karaage chicken. We started with an order of the karaage, which was served hot, with a light breading over the chicken which was seasoned very well. The dipping sauce said it was a Dijon sauce, but to me it was a bit like the dipping sauce you get at McDonalds for their chicken tenders, just not as thick. It's consistency was too runny and it dripped across the table as we dipped and ate from the common plate at the center of the table dropping sauce all across the table top. I'd recommend a thicker, non-dripping sauce or small plates for each customer to avoid the mess which resulted from the sloppy liquid. I ordered the tonkatsu ramen, as I do whenever I try a new ramen place. At $11, the price was very good. The good point for the ramen was that it had two soft boiled egg halves which were cooked just right. It also had three pieces of charshu pork, which were decently sized. They also tasted pretty good but I've had better for both size and flavor. But, at a higher price too. Three things threw me off on the ramen though, first, that it had corn in the ramen, which I don't care for, and the ramen noodles weren't that great. But they were adequate. More importantly, the broth lacked depth and flavor. It basically just tasted salty to me. It just didn't have the umami of a quality pork broth, which is what I judge my ramen by. My wife had the spicy ground pork ramen, and it's broth was more flavorful, mainly due to the spices. And at $11, I'd consider hers a better buy. I don't plan to make a pilgrimage back north to Ramen Haus, but maybe if I'm in the area, I'll try it again. The price was good so maybe you could say you get what you pay for there. And the karaage chicken itself was quite good. It just needs a sauce upgrade in my opinion. Not a bad place, clean, nicely decorated and a nice server. Just not a great ramen product, which is what I had hoped for from a place that specializes in ramen. read more

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fire!!!!!! awesome food and nice service! Clean and snazzy!!!!!!!! def recommend!!!!!!!!!

For the area... Don't you just love it when reviews start like that? Ramen Haus wasn't the best nor the worst but I definitely would not take anyone there for their first ramen experience. They do get an A for effort and customer service. The servers checked in on people multiple times. They had good attitudes and even packaged the leftovers. The execution of the food is what is lacking. The ramen was only slightly warm and the charsu was not rendered abs luke warm as well. The katsu curry was extremely thin and cut in way too narrow pieces. What's really bad was the white rice was mushy and watery. Perhaps the highlight was the tarp fries, just cause you don't see that on the menu too much. Even those were under fried. If you happen to score a really well fried piece, it was like winning the lottery. Sadly, I'd have to summarize the food as slightly better than store bought ramen. read more

The food was amazing. The service was nice. The vibe was chill. And I would love to come back.

Amazing Ramen house cook, MIKE, couldn't find any oil besides soybean oil (which I'm allergic to), so he SKIMMED THE FAT OFF OF SOME PORK and fried my food in that! He got creative and created something completely off the menu so I could enjoy my time with my friends while not worrying about my many allergies. And it Tasted AMAZING! Thank you, Mike! read more

We ordered take out. It was okay, nothing special for take out. Food was cold. The noodles were okay too.

The food was delicious. We loved our server, and we LOVED our desserts (Cheesecake, and apple cinnamon gyoza)

I've been craving ramen lately & ended up trying Ramen Haus in Farmington. I tried veggie gyoza for an appetizer. They were little potstickers & pretty good. The chili oil dipping sauce was a nice touch, a little spicy but it had a good kick. Noodles are delicious, broth is delicious! I added mushrooms to mine. I don't know that it made it any better honestly. Could have kept them out. The egg was a game changer though! Eggs are marinated in beef broth & perfectly to a soft boil. Service was quick, I just got my food to go. Would love to go back & eat there with friends!! read more

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I got the miso ramen noodle soup and it tasted so good. The eggs were boiled perfectly and the meat was nice and tender. The service was very friendly and attentive. The interior looks very cute too. I didn't like how the menu was online but i would definitely go again. read more

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This place has pretty good ramen. I wouldn't say its my favorite but I would try it again for sure. The pork in the ramen wasn't great so I would most likely order the beef one next time. the service was awesome though, our waitress was very friendly and attentive. read more

My daughters and I went here on a Friday night and were seated immediately. We ordered three different apps (kaarage chicken, gyoza, and 3 steamed buns) and the tonkotsu ramen. We weren't super hungry, and it was just the right amount of food for the three of us. All food came out piping hot and tasted fresh. My girls were raving over how yummy it was! My only critique would be I wish the kimchi on the steamed buns was chopped up vs big pieces/leaves of cabbage. It made those a bit hard to eat. Other than that, fantastic! Picture of steamed buns below. I didn't get pics of anything else before we dug in. The service was also spot on...super quick and friendly!! read more

Ramen Haus - 3 Steamed Bun (pork) - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

Heavy heavy good. The portions are enormous. This just isn't my sort of meal for an afternoon and especially having lived in Japan. I'm sure there are people who like this sort of food but it just doesn't resonate with me from a palate and portion perspective. I won't come back just simply because the portions are large enough to feed four adults versus a single adult male. read more

Ramen Haus - Umami Bomb - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

The Ramen Haus was good. Perfect for a chilly night. Our family liked everything but the kimchi. The kimchi was a little weak, missing the spicy flavor. We would definitely come back for another meal. read more

Ramen Haus - Veggie Shio - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

The food here is my favorite and on a super snowy day like today it really hits the spot! However they marinate their hard boiled eggs, it's so delicious in the ramen! There are paper cranes hanging everywhere and it's colorful in here and great music and seating. The servers are always so fun! They are really good at what they do. read more

Ramen Haus - Pork tonkotsu ramen - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

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Amazing atmosphere and a wonderful and pleasant staff. The only thing missing is being in a foreign country. Tonkatsu and the appetizers are amazing read more

Ramen Haus - Tonkatsu Ramen and a slice of heaven - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

The interior is nice & clean. Their ramen is decent, I think jinya is better. I tried their taro fries, pork gyoza (pot stickers), spam steam bun & the pork shout ramen (I think that's what it's called). Taro fries were okay but we asked for salt since it didn't really have a taste. The dip for the pork pot stickers had too much vinegar and the stickers themselves were too oily with barely any meat (4/10). The spam steam bun (3/10) was not my favorite & I love spam! It was tiny, no real flavor & the kimchi inside tasted a bit off. The ramen itself wasn't the best I've had, it doesn't taste like authentic-ish ramen. The broth lacked in flavor & so did everything that came with it. I probably won't be coming back to ramen haus anytime soon read more

Ramen Haus - Spam steam bun - Ramen Near Me - Farmington, Utah

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My wife and I went to Ramen Haus for our weekly date night. We ordered taro fries, vegetarian ramen, and umami bomb ramen. The taro fries was the best dish. A great ramen has a deliciously savory broth and succulent noodles that you love to slurp. The vegetarian and umami bomb ramen soup were nice but not good enough to drink it all gone. I recommend Ramen Haus as a convenient lunch option on a cold day. read more

We absolutely love Ramen Haus! It's a place I can go with my two kids, or I can even order to go and it is always great. We have always had wonderful service there, even when they're busy. They are very flexible with all of their meals and are willing to make any changes you want or need. My son has some dietary issues and they take care of him every time, no questions asked. I also appreciate that I can get a vegetarian option when I feel like I need something a little lighter, and it is still just as flavorful. We LOVE the gyoza, always have to get two orders, I appreciate that they have sake as an option and I personally respect that they hire younger servers and if they don't have a manager on site that is of age to sell to you, they let you know. It's not easy for them either but the fact that they are giving more people an opportunity for work, that's more important than me not being able to have my occasional sake. Haha. read more

I think they did a great job with their design and decor. Definitely gave me a back in California sushi bar vibe, maybe a back in Japan vibe if not for the over the top artwork on the walls. You're never going to see that while IN Japan. The appetizers we tried were the steam bun and the fried balls with squid. The fried balls were mildly flavored and didn't seem to have very much squid at all. The steam bun was also kind of bland and tasted like everything but the meat was prepared off site and assembled onsite. I would order try them again. The ramen was disappointing, having ordered both the umami and another park based ramen. The flavors were there, but the overall delivery of those flavors was very muted and have the impression of being watery or diluted. The meat and egg were decent, the ramen noodles (which is the point of the dish) was the biggest disappointment. 100% not prepared onsite and most likely poured out of plastic individual serving packages into the broth just before serving. In the end you get the impression that a maruchan (cup o noodle) might have been a better choice when considering what you're paying. Now IDK what people think this working class staple food should cost, but at $17 for the unami ramen I consider and you should consider that what you should receive for your hard earned money is at least a quality dish in all aspects. A hamburger at these prices should be restaurant quality at minimum. A basic soup at these prices should be freshly prepared and well cooked. Might try another location for a second chance but I don't expect a different outcome because I think the end result is a product of their business model and not their staff. Speaking of the staff, despite our server's unprofessional appearance the service was good. It's nice to have options and variety but aim higher please. My dining date said give 2 stars but I think 3 is fair and balanced. read more