I am writing this review not just as a ramen enthusiast but also as a former asst. manager of a time-honored, landmark restaurant in Ogden. The few reviews for Ramen Haus looked okay so my boyfriend & I figured we'd try it for lunch. BOY WERE WE DISAPPOINTED! We've been to many restaurants during their opening week and figured there may be some issues since it's so new - it's the nature of the beast. However, our experience was more than just an "off" day for the staff - it was problematic. We sat towards the rear of the restaurant, near the kitchen area. It was fun to watch the chefs cook and I was happy with how promptly our orders were taken. Soon thereafter my dish came out. I was wondering where my bf's food was, or where our appetizer was, but figured it'd all be out in a minute as I got something simple (a poke bowl) and he had a more complex order (pork ramen). At this point, the experience turned sour. My bf was cool with me digging in, as I was starving and we figured his food would be out soon. I dug in to the purple rice, small chunks of salmon and squished avocado that was bland not just visually but also to my palate. More time passed, and my bf's ramen was still MIA. Okay, we figured, they're busy. The slightly awkward environment escalated as the blonde waitress yelled at the kitchen staff multiple times over mixups and other petty grievances. Then our appetizer arrives, but still no ramen for the bf. Five or so minutes later, we flagged down the brunette and mentioned that my bf still hadn't received his meal. She shouted to the kitchen staff "we're lagging a pork ramen," but the cry went unacknowledged. Eventually, we just assumed his order was never officially written down or placed to begin with. Another guy (maybe the other owner???) came over asking how my rice was and if he could clear my bowl; we asked him about my bf's ramen and the guy patted my bf's back a few times then disappeared. He seemed like he wasn't really listening. A minute later, the blonde waitress appeared and tossed down our bill in front of us. My bf mentioned that he hadn't received his food and was nowhere near ready to pay yet. Blondie seemed annoyed at this and started yelling at the kitchen again claiming that the guy told her "ramen" and she thought that meant that we were ready to pay the bill. Nope! The kitchen staff then proceeds to loudly hash out blame over the ramen fiasco for several minutes. Pointed fingers were flying every which way. This was terribly awkward - we kind of felt like they were mad at us. It was a super dumb moment that was completely preventable. Still no ramen. Eventually, the blonde waitress stomps over, asks me if i ever got my salmon bowl; I mentioned that I'd already eaten it and she fumbled over a mountain of excuses that were lame and agitating to us. Then she sloshes down his bowl of ramen on the table and chucks the bill down (again). After all that, THE RAMEN WAS NOTHING SPECIAL. The broth was lackluster, the noodles were underwhelming and the pork tasted low-grade and frozen. I've made more exciting and tasteful ramen in college. While he ate, I awkwardly sat there and browsed my phone, listening to the staff continue to argue with each other over the situation. My list of grievances grew exponentially at this point: arguing continued, I heard them ask if they'd gotten the rice out of the freezer (what on Earth kind of Japanese restaurant freezes rice? Good grief, you guys!), and saw the cooks go out to bus tables and not wash their hands when they returned to the stove. Skip your food handler's permit class much? As a former restaurant manager, I question the management here. Hire staff members that are smart, capable of multitasking and understand the importance of communication. Blondie yelled multiple times that they should hire another waitress, which, while it might alleviate some of the tension, would be better solved by replacing her with someone competent. Also, if one of you actually was the manager, you sure didn't look the part. Be available to talk with your customers especially during opening week, supervise your employees (and stop them when they're yelling and running around like a toddler), and fill in the gaps where necessary. I really didn't see any of that. I hate writing negative reviews of places, and don't ever do so unless the experience was a real boner, which in this case it was. This place sucks. My bf and I will not be coming back; in fact, we're planning on making some ramen at home this week to avenge today's experience here, which is perhaps what we should have done to begin with. read more

If you're looking for authentic Japanese ramen, I highly recommend you give this place a try. I was graciously extended an invite by the owner and this place is amazing. I tried the tonkatsu ramen which a pork bone based broth. The broth was simmered for days and brimming with a rich, deep flavor. The broth is the star, but the noodles are amazing as well with the perfect firmness for a satisfying chew. I will be a frequent guest whenever I'm craving ramen and only this place will satisfy that craving. Thank you Sergei for the invite and introducing me to the world of delicious Japanese ramen. The staff and Sergei are amazing and so kind, thank you all for this great experience and delicious ramen. read more

I will likely change my rating when I get a chance to try out Ramen Haus, but I'm giving them two stars right now because I attempted to call in an order to go, but their phone went straight to voicemail with an automated message stating that the mailbox is full. I've never had restaurant quality ramen, and I've been craving it for a while, and finally decided to get some. The reviews I've read all seem to lean towards Ramen Haus as the best ramen joint in the Ogden area. I tried a few times to call them (unsuccessfully), so I just drove to their restaurant, only to learn that they are closed until after the new year. I don't fault them for taking some time away for the holidays, but when an establishment is going to be closed for an extended period of time they should post the information on their website and also have a voice recording to inform customers. read more

1. First, the staff seemed very disorganized. They were trying hard, but not getting a lot done. 2. Seated in the back, which was like a sauna. The staff had a laser thermometer and said 92 while pointing at the ceiling. Finally were move forward where it was a bit less hot. 3. It seems they are trying some new flavors. Having Beef, Chicken and Vegetarian may work wit Top Ramen, but is not authentic. Didn't even have Gyoza, a staple with Ramen. Also they didn't have traditional toppings in the ramen. 4. The quantity was disappointing. Maybe they are just using large bowls, but the bowls were less than half full. 5. The soup was very weak. One of our party said he could taste the nori (seaweed) flavor more on the ramen than the soup. The flavor was not at all authentic. 6. The beef brisket in the beef ramen was cold inside, and chewy. 7. When the noodles came out it looked like the cooks had neglected to stir the noodles while cooking, so there were clumps with the insides still not cooked. Overall the noodles were undercooked and hard. 8. We told the server about the noodles and she took them back to re-do. When they came back, 2 for the party were better cooked, but mine were worse. More clumps and uncooked parts. Also the soup was more watered down and most of the toppings had disappeared. Usually when you have someone send something back, you make sure the replacement is perfect. At this point we decided to just pay and go. 9. It took a long time to get the check, and when they brought the check, there were 3 in our party, but they only brought 2 candies. They were also coffee flavored. A mint is usually a safer item. It took even more time to process the charge. We heard that they had worked with Tosh's in Salt Lake, so we had high expectations. We have lived in Japan. We go to Vegas for Ramen. We just had good ramen in Orem on Wednesday. Maybe it is just problems with them getting started, but there are a lot of better places around. p.s. The server realized we were disappointed and gave us a discount, so at least we didn't have to pay the full price, which is higher than Tosh's for less, and lower quality. read more

We order 2 chicken ramens and 1 order of gyozas. I ordered directly from their website and selected delivery from LoDel. I had never used this service before but figured it was safe since it was listed on their website. I placed the order at 2:20 PM and we didn't get it delivered until 4:35 PM. I got a text from the driver around 3:55 saying the restaurant never got my order. I called the restaurant and the lady I spoke with said it was the delivery services fault and I should have used Grubhub. I explained I would have but it was linked on their website and chose that method. She said she would talk to her manager about getting me a refund. I didn't expect to get a full refund but was hoping at very least to get a call back from the manager. I would have never ordered this and spent $43 on all this given the lack of concern and time. Food was good but too many other options and small local business to support that want to take care of their customers. read more

My new go to spot for ramen! The prices are reasonable and they have a great atmosphere. I got the match Boba tea, lollipop wings and spicy pork ramen! I didn't love the matcha and it was a little small but it came in a cute mason Jar container. The wing portion I felt was a little small, you only get 4 which is a little disappointing but they were very flavorful and crispy! The spicy pork ramen was DELICIOUS!! The noodles were perfect and the broth was rich and full of flavor. I also loved their house made kimchi! The waitresses were overly friendly and very concerned that we were satisfied with our service. Almost too much.... But it was an overall fantastic meal and I will definitely be going back. read more

Love this place! The flavors are amazingly authentic. Great vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free options. Great prices and wonderful atmosphere. A big thank you to Alex and Sergei for the invitation to your soft open. We look forward to dining here regularly! read more

Ramen Haus - Veggie ramen with tofu and veggie rice bowl with tofu. Assorted pickles and taro fries. - Ramen Near Me - Ogden, Utah

Went there to take advantage of Ogden Restaurant Week. Was not disappointed. Had pork gyoza and spicy pork ramen. Soup was ideal for cold and chilly day. I do wish there would have been more noodles. I love noodles. Still had broth left. But I will return. read more

We love going here, and make it a point to do so frequently. At first I thought it was pretty expensive, but the sheer AMOUNT of ramen is more than enough. I love the spicy pork and a side of taro fries--which are to die for. Overall, a super cute place that fits with the new downtown vibe. read more

This was a very good lunch spot. The Ramen was great and the service was prompt. The decor was modern and fun. The boba tea was yummy! We will be back! read more

This was great! The food was out very quickly and it was delicious. The waitress accidentally charged us for 2 orders of the pork buns and they took it off and still let us take them home :) they were delicious. The only think I'd like if there were better hot sauces. They had chili oil and powder but that's just not spicy enough for me! Maybe partner with a local hot sauce company with some real kick?! read more

My family and I really enjoyed this place. It appeared very clean and the customer service was great! The food was also very good.

So very , very good! Ramen is fresh, perfectly seasoned and plentiful. So many combinations,the appetizers are inventive,but still try the traditional gyoza, always satisfying. Had the Japanese honey toast. Best thing I have ever had in my life. Toasted Brioche bread , honey and the best vanilla ice cream, really unexpected. It looked so incongruous on the menu that I had to try it,totally worth the adventure. Make reservations there is always a bit of a wait. read more

Love the food! Have gotten some interesting waiters at times, but the food keep me coming back. The cooks are amazing and really know what they're doing! The honey toast is worth a splurge at least once! The curry plate with rice and katsu pork is to die for! read more

We went here looking for something new and different. That is exactly what we got!!! I ordered the beef ramen and my husband had the pork ramen. Both were perfectly cooked and had great flavor. We ordered our kids the brisket rice bowl to share and that was also full of flavor. Only downside is that it was EXTREMELY hot inside but that's to be expected when it's 100+ degrees outside and they're in an old building. We will definitely be back! read more

Pretty good ramen but what is phenomenal is the pork steam bun. I would come back just for that

The food was excellent, but the 2 stars were because the servers were very slow, and when clearing tables, the girl dropped the rag on the floor, she then picked it up and proceeded to wipe the table down! Totally unsanitary and made me not want to touch the table, so I gave them 2 stars. Maybe this is the place we'll order take out from. read more

This is one of our favorite places to eat in Ogden, even in the heat of the summer! There's something so refreshing about a good bowl of ramen that will warm your heart. Service has always been great when we've gone, we usually get the same waitress every time - she recognizes us which is very nice. We usually get the bowl of ramen and gyoza or taro fries. I prefer the chicken broth and my husband prefers the pork. This place never disappoints! read more

Was super excited to try this place because I am a ramen loving girl. Went during what is normally considered lunch rush hour but the place wasn't super packed. We were seated immediately. Our waitress was great and very attentive. But the food was nothing short of gross. I ate maybe 6 bites total of the beef ramen I ordered. I would have much rather stayed home and boiled hot water and made my own 25 cent package of ramens. read more

Only a 20 minute wait for a party of 8 on a Friday night. Once we were sat the service was extremely prompt. Food all came surprisingly fast! It was really good ramen, and if you ask they can make the vegetarian ramen vegan. The Gyoza is really awesome. They have a cute little mocktail menu also. We had Christine as a server and she was excellent, very pleasant and helpful. Another server was filling waters and didn't skip a beat. I will be back! read more

Straight to the point with this. The food is not bad by any means. It's just not good. The flavors don't marry together. The noodles in the ramen are simply store bought dehydrated spaghetti noodles, that are cooked in water and not the broth. Nothing is really seasoned by any thing other than the broth. Which taste the same for each type of ramen. I wouldn't recommend eating here unless you like simple. read more

The Ramen was okay. Not very flavorful. The appetizers were the best part of the meal. Still pretty new, will give it another try.

The food is a good price. The service is pretty fast. I went with a group of a few friends on one of their first weeks open and the atmosphere was great. Very down to earth wait staff and the food was delicious. I loved the pork belly buns and the beef ramen was amazing. Before we left the manager checked in to be sure everything was great and she wasn't weird about it. She seemed legitimately concerned. I loved it and I will definitely be back again. read more

Be sure to read the reviews like we did upon coming here. The food was amazing!! The service and owners were the sweetest ever! I don't live in the area, but I will most definitely come back and get another taste of these guys! read more

What happened? Wow, you have been one of my favorite restaurants but today you disappointed me. It took 50 minutes to get our food. I understand that you were short a waitress but you also ran out of rice at the top of the lunch hour. But, the most disappointing thing was my Ramen. It had no flavor at all. It tasted watered down. read more

Service was friendly even though they were very busy. Fried gyoza was great but I wasn't impressed by the beef ramen. Didn't have a flavor that would make me want to come back anytime soon. read more

My husband spent 2 years in Japan so we were excited to try this out. We got taro fries, spicy pork Ramen and pork Ramen. All were excellent. I needed some extra spice for mine so you can ask for chili or sriracha. The fries come with cilantro and a spicy sauce too. We will be back! read more

My wife and I decided to give this place a try and we sure are glad we did! My wife tried the beef ramen and it was delicious! I tried the curry udon which was even better! Plenty of food for a great price. We also tried the gyoza and they were awesome! Service and restaurant was very nice, quick, and welcoming. Definitely give this place a shot! read more

3 stars for the ambience and about a 2 for the ramen. I love the location and really want this place to make it, but I was disappointed in the food. The broth didn't have much flavor, and as with all soups, it's all about the broth. We were originally seated on the bar stools situated in across the center of the restaurant. While the stools were stylish, they were super uncomfortable. After about 20 minutes, they were torturous. Our server was kind enough to move us to a table. The staff is nice, the location out of this world...but the food is just meh. read more

It's ramen. It was okay. Plenty of food, but the halved eggs, though soft boiled perfectly, were cold. The meat was not tender. Service was meh. Overpriced for what you get. read more

Just stopped in at 2:40 in the afternoon on Sunday after looking at their hours saying 1:00-8:00. Get there and the door is locked even with quite a few people sitting and eating as well as a flashing neon open sign. A waiter or cook came and unlocked the door confused as to why they were locked in the first place. A girl comes to greet us and says that she will need to go check if they are taking on more people with 5 or more open tables. She goes and takes a few orders and grabs food from the kitchen and then walks back and says they wont be taking any more due to the amount of people there. I asked for a manager and she said they are out of town. I asked why she couldn't give us an hour wait and she said she was told that they cant take anymore people. I would never expect that. read more

This was my first time having traditional Japanese Ramen. It was delicious! The staff was very friendly and the inside was clean and modern. I had the beef ramen bowl and it was very tasty. The gyoza were very good. I highly recommend checking this place out. read more

Best Ramen I've ever had. Has definitely become a frequent visit for work lunches. I've had the Curry Udon and the Beef Ramen. Noodles have delicious flavor in the Ramen. The Curry is most definitely a Japanese curry and not Indian. It reminds me exactly of the Curry my Japanese foreign exchange roommate used to make for us. read more

This place is pretty good for those looking to satisfy their craving for Ramen. The curry ramen was a traditional thick japanese curry and the udon pairing is quite exquisite. It does serve as a pretty filling noodle dish. I would say their lollipop chicken is pretty stellar. It'd pretty delicatable combo of sweet and umami. I could probably eat two orders of that alone. read more

We tried the pork ramen, veggie rice bowl, and fried gyoza. It was all delicious! We'll try the curry rice bowl next time. :)

Seating was a little uncomfortable, tables a bit small, pricing a tad bit high, but man do they have some AWESOME ramen!! Definitely worth it. Servers are always on point, patient, and friendly. The food is always hot and steaming and their pot sticker/dumpling/gyoza things are fantastic. Great atmosphere too! Nice modern look going on. I'd recommend parking in the back and walking in where you see the signs for Funk n Dive/ Harp&Hound so you avoid street parking on Washington. read more

I was very excited to try this new place in Ogden as I'm a BIG fan of ramen. It's my favorite food which I can eat everyday. I've also tried ramen in different states and in Japan as well. Anyway...here's what I thought of the place. Pros: Nice interior, cool light fixtures, laid back atmosphere Cons: The food itself :( Pork ramen-the noodles were really hard, the broth was watery and bland. Was really hoping for that tonkotsu ramen Taro fries- very salty even with the dipping sauce Lilly mushrooms- it's alright, nothing very special about it though. We also waited for the bill for about 15 mins even though we already asked two servers. Just kinda sad but still willing to go back and try other dishes. Maybe it was just not my lucky day. read more

This is definitely my new favorite spot in town! The fried gyoza were so good. I got the beef ramen which was delicious. For dessert we got the honey French toast.. that was fire! read more

I love love love this place the food is so good and the service is exceptional the one thing that makes my rating so low is the fact that it is never open I'm a local to Ogden and every time I go it's not open I tried 4 times in one week all at different times and still not open, i tried 30 mins after they opened and they had just not opened and I tried at 7 and they had run out of supplies or their machines were "broken" (even though people were waiting to be seated in the lobby which seemed weird) and I even made reservations for a dinner date there and they had locked their doors and run out of supplies when we got there, again love the food and service but this is inconsistency with their hours is absolutely ridiculous. read more

Best ramen in Ogden !!! Really chill place to eat . Love the environment . The gyoza is so good too . Assorted pickles not so good . Um besides that will be coming back ! read more