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    3.9 (141 reviews)
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    Deep Fried Oyster
    Demetrius Gerard H.

    I highly recommend this place. So many varieties!!! Friendly service. Nice ambiance and so clean. I recommend their sides like the oysters and mussels. Their passion fruit drinks are soo refreshing!!!

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    Ed U.

    If you watch the streaming service from NHK World, Japan's version of PBS, you will invariably see a documentary program about a ramen house in Japan and how the owner would spend an inordinate amount of time perfecting their broth. I don't think this is one of those rarefied places. This stretch of San Bruno Avenue in Portola is chock full of budget eateries. Some diners, a few Mexican but mostly Asian eateries. This ramen spot certainly offers a lot of choice - a dozen different ramen bowls, a half-dozen udon soups, lots of rice and fried noodle plates - but my order didn't impress me. I had the $14.95 Tonkotsu Ramen Combo which was a meal set that included a small salad, a couple of gyoza, and three slices of California roll (photo: https://bit.ly/3YDYshW). While the extras were reasonable enough, the ramen fell short starting with the somewhat paltry portion (photo: https://bit.ly/3QAS1dL). There were just two slices of pork chashu, and the noodles were a tad on the limp side. The biggest disappointment, however, was the thin broth. It just didn't quite have the depth of flavor that would've made the other elements more tolerable. Oh well. FOOD - 3 stars...thin tonkotsu ramen but with extras AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...kinda sparse in here, not that warm SERVICE - 3 stars...also not that warm TOTAL - 3 stars...ramen as more of a commodity RELATED - Hungry for ramen? Here's a collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2W7HRpS

    Taro tea

    Came in with my wife on a Monday morning it was a bit busy but they sat us quick. The food was somewhat fast to come and it tasted delicious. I would recommend the seafood ramen and the taro tea. The tea also came in a huge glass.

    Lisa Z.

    Came here on a Friday afternoon. Checked for vaccination card before dining in. They sat us down next to the window. Restaurant was pretty empty but busy with take out. 「 O R D E R E D + V E R D I C T 」 1. Karamiso Ramen Combo | $14.95: Both combos came with salad, 3pc California roll, and 2pc gyoza. Sides were good. Karamiso is a spicy miso soup base. Noodles were cooked perfectly. Perfect amount of spice. The chashu pieces were really soft and meaty. Overall 4/5. 2. Tonkatsu Ramen Combo | $14.95: The tonkatsu ramen on the other hand.. didn't look too promising. Im pretty sure pork bone broth is supposed to look milky but the broth in the ramen was clear. My friend had this and said it was aight. If you're a big ramen snob, don't get this. Overall, 3.5 stars. 11.26.2021 | Friday @12:40pm

    Tim C.

    Nice place to grab a quick lunch. Decently priced, large bowls. Great ramen. Quick and friendly service

    Chive pan fried dumpling
    Ravenous T.

    A great place for breakfast, their breakfast items come with a cup of hot Hong Kong milk tea, my fave! It is not too sweet and the portion is generous. The beef noodle soup was tasty, the rice noodles were round and fresh, it really hit the spot! The rice roll with shrimp was thin almost translucent like I like it. It looked and tasted like it's freshly made and the soy sauce comes separately so you can put as much or as little as you want. The chicken wings had amazing flavor and texture, didn't look like much but it was full of flavor and I was pleased. The leek pan fried dumplings came with a bowl of soup which I didn't really understand, are we supposed to dip it? Luckily we had the soy sauce from the rice rolls and it complimented the dumplings perfectly. Lastly we got the ham omelet which comes with mushroom and cheese; a piece of toast and the crispiest McDonald's has browns. The service was quick and super friendly. The seating was comfortable. I'll be back!

    Black tonkatsu ramen with garlic oil and add fungus and bamboo shoot
    Lei H.

    Pleasantly surprised at the experience. $11 ramen with black garlic oil. Super good and hit the spot. We got there past 1pm and it was pretty empty. Food came out piping hot. Will be back. It's located basically as part of a little Chinatown in San Pablo ave.

    Braised Beef Stew Ramen w/ spinach, egg | $11.95
    Cherylynn N.

    "What area in SF did you grow up in?" "Portola." "Oh, Twin Peaks and Forest Hill - that's a really nice area!" "No, we weren't rich! Portola, off San Bruno Avenue." "Oh, near Tanforan Shopping Mall!" "No dear, that's a totally different city!" I'm terrible in geography too but it's safe to say that many people don't know where Portola is. Even on the yelp app, it says, "Excelsior" which is about 18-20 blocks up towards Mission. Yelp moderators, please fix this instead of flagging down our reviews - thanks! Portola is a humble, working-class neighborhood in SF (for now) which is lacking in good food options so Ramen House (formerly Saigon BBQ) is a welcome addition to the hood! TBH, I had low expectations but was pleasantly surprised at how good it was for the area. Keep in mind, except for J. Georgie's and Breakfast at Tiffany's, most of the restaurants in the area are divey Chinese restaurant delis and bakeries so it's exciting to have a Japanese food option! Ramen House is currently in soft opening mode and just opened last week. In addition to serving ramen, they have okonomiyaki, yakisoba, udon, don, curry, and bento boxes. Very reasonable prices with most items in the $10.95-$12.95 range. Ramen Combos ($12.95) come w/ salad, CA roll, and gyoza but the ramen portion is smaller. The most expensive item is the Unagi Don for $16.95. Beer and wine license pending. For people with food allergies, they should consider adding food descriptions to the menu items and/or list out the ingredients. My ramen came with narutomaki (fish cake) which is problematic for someone with fish allergies. To start, we shared the Seafood Okonomiyaki ($13.95): https://bit.ly/2FFgCbc. The savory Japanese pancake was chock full of cabbage and fresh, tender shrimp and squid. The okonomiyaki sauce (like Japanese worcestershire), kewpie mayo, and katsuobushi added a delicious salty-sweet-tangy-creamy umami flavor. To be nitpicky, the okonomiyaki's exterior could have been crispier but it was still very enjoyable. For my ramen, I had the Aka [Red] Tonkotsu Ramen ($10.95) which comes with three slices of chashu, a whole egg, narutomaki (fish cake), corn, mushrooms, and green onions: https://bit.ly/2YGfe0J. The aka tonkotsu broth (not to be confused w/ "tonkatsu", fried pork cutlet) was nicely creamy with good depth of flavor and spiciness without being too salty. I prefer my broth less salty though. I didn't get jittery or thirsty afterwards so no msg effects. The chashu was meltingly tender with a good ratio of lean meat to fat. If you love meat, definitely pay $2 to add more. The soft boiled egg had the quintessential molten, custardy center: https://bit.ly/2YJGT0X. Nice that you get a whole egg instead of half like most ramen places. The noodles were a too soft for my liking: https://bit.ly/2I2Vvm1. I like my noodles extra firm and springy but that could have been my fault because I was taking pictures. I was quick though. My sister had the Braised Beef Stew Ramen ($11.95) which I would skip: https://bit.ly/2FOkmsn. More Chinese inspired and the tendons were chewy. I tried a sip of the broth and didn't like it. Service was friendly and our water glasses never went empty which is a huge plus. They're soft opening so expect some kinks. We came at opening so it was empty. It took 15 minutes to get the first bowl of ramen and another five minutes to get the other so your entire table may have to eat separately. I'm sure once they get into their groove, food service will be much faster. The demographics of the area is mainly Chinese so the staff does speak Cantonese and Mandarin. The owner(s) did an amazing job transforming the former Vietnamese restaurant. Super clean, minimalist, and zen with a flat screen tv playing Top 40s music videos. Seating for about 40+. Parking can be a nightmare BUT if you're coming after 5 pm or on Sundays, you can park at the Bank of the West parking lot next door (they close at 5 pm and on Sundays). Overall, pretty solid ramen for Portola and I can imagine Ramen House being packed with neighboring locals once word gets out. Next up, can't wait for the small batch, farm fresh ice cream shop: Churn Urban Creamery to open up across the street!

    Ramen combo comes with salad, gyoza, and California rolls.
    Tim G.

    The much anticipated opening of Ramen House has arrived! After finding out from the Portola Neighborhood Association page regarding this new ramen place on San Bruno Ave, I anxiously waited for news on their opening. I've been to Ramen House twice now and tried different combinations of their ramen. The most value menu item is their ramen combo which is your choice of a ramen, small side salad, gyoza, and California rolls. I found their tonkotsu broth could use a little tweak to make it more flavorful. Overall the meal was solid. The second time around I ordered their Kuro black ramen which was more flavorful. In terms of toppings, they contain a soft boiled egg, chives, mushrooms, and corn at no extra cost. I really do want to see this place succeed as we're now getting all the good restaurants in the neighborhood. Normally I would be extremely harsh when it comes to minor execution issues on ramen but considering all the factors at play, 3.5 stars on the ramen + .5 stars for being walking distance and having a very spacious restaurant gives them a total 4 stars. Staff here is attentive and I see great potential. I just hope I don't have to wait 45 minutes in line when they make it big. Credit cards are accepted. They use a tablet with a Square reader and will run your card at the table.

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    jay h.

    Looks good but it's mid like ur average ramen place but u get hella less noodles and a single piece of meat or 2 I forgot

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    Andy L.

    Nice Ramen place that's in walking distance for Portola, across the street from Imperial Garden Restaurant. Ramen was good, soup is hot just the way I like it but not scalding with plenty of veggies to go with your noodles. The Gyoza and California combo with the ramen was nice too. Fried calamari is good, the breading itself is a little on the darker side so if don't like it deep fried, might wanna skip. The best part of my meal was the Baked Mussels! Big mussel meat and the cheese with the red sauce blended very well. Highly Recommended if you come to visit.

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    Oooooh this place is just great, the people the service is just amazing. Love it. many options too choose from

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    8 months ago

    It was absolutely delicious and made with love, I live near by and will never hesitate to stop by for a quick bite.

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    Good ramen would return and try again. I order it from door dash and food was good and still hot

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    Marufuku Ramen - San Francisco

    4.5
    (6k reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$
    Happy hour specials
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    Rich ramen and crispy karaage done right…read more Stopped by Marufuku Ramen in San Francisco and ordered the Hakata tonkotsu pork belly ramen and karaage. The ramen was rich, comforting, and packed with flavor. The tonkotsu broth was creamy and savory without feeling overly heavy, and the noodles had a great texture. The pork belly was tender, flavorful, and melted in my mouth, making every bite satisfying. The buns were soft, fluffy, and a great addition to the meal. The filling was flavorful and paired perfectly with the pillowy bun, making them an easy favorite. The karaage was also a standout. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and perfectly seasoned, it made for a great side to pair with the ramen. Service was friendly and efficient, and the staff kept things moving smoothly despite the restaurant being busy. The vibe is lively and energetic, with the feel of a popular ramen shop that's always buzzing with customers. It's casual, welcoming, and a great place to enjoy a comforting bowl of ramen. Overall, a fantastic spot for authentic tonkotsu ramen and delicious Japanese comfort food. I'd happily return whenever I'm craving a rich bowl of ramen.

    A marafuku ramen review, in haiku form: Enticing ramen,…read moreSakura lemonade, wow! Perfect for lunchtime. They were extremely hospitable, and the service was super quick I assume due to the size of the restaurant needing quick turnover. All in all, a great meal between strolling around Japan town! If I could critique one thing, spicy isn't spicy, so don't be afraid to use the table togarashi to kick it up a notch.

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    "HAKATA TONKOTSU DX" Hakata Style Ramen with Rich Pork Broth Regular toppings (chashu pork (simmered pork belly), seasoned soft boiled eg
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    Mensho Tokyo

    4.1
    (3.4k reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $$

    YUMMMM. I don't have ramen often but after coming here I've been craving more ramen. We waited in…read morethe long line for about 30-40 minutes. It was worth it! Once we got closer to the front, the host came by to hand us menus so we knew what to order as soon as we were seated. The restaurant is pretty small so the dining experience feels a little hectic. If you're looking for a calm, relaxing place to eat, I wouldn't say this is the place. It's sort of an "in and out" situation. I ordered the spicy G.K.O. So so delicious. The flavors really jump out at you. The broth is so cozy and smooth. The portion was decent and the ingredients felt proportional. My boyfriend ordered the vegan Miso. He's not a huge fan of ramen and he actually finished his bowl. He gave it a big thumbs up.

    I recently visited this authentic Japanese restaurant and overall had a great experience. The food…read morewas excellent, and you can tell they focus on quality and traditional flavors. My only real complaint was the seating arrangement. My wife and I were seated at a shared counter-style table that was divided by a glass partition. While the partition provided some separation, I could still clearly see the people sitting directly across from us, along with all the eating noises and conversations. I personally prefer a little more privacy while dining, so that took away from the experience. I won't comment on the wait time because that's pretty normal for popular restaurants in San Francisco. The highlight of the meal was definitely the A5 Wagyu Ramen. It was absolutely delicious and worth ordering. The flavors were amazing, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting. Overall, the food was outstanding, and despite the seating arrangement, I would gladly return.

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    Taishoken San Francisco

    Taishoken San Francisco

    4.5
    (617 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$
    Happy hour specials
    Vegetarian friendly

    My husband, kids and myself was here tonight for dinner! Food and customer service were top notch…read more The staff were very attentive making sure that my family and I were happy not only with the experience but also with the food. I feel like if more restaurants or businesses treat their customers like the staff here does, they will be more successful in everything they do. Keep it up Taishoken SF! Taishoken in San Mateo can't compare! Also their chicken karaage, fries, along with matcha cream pie is soooooo good!

    FEB2026 Came by for a quick dinner before a show. It was…read moreeasy to set a reservation and it wasn't even busy which was convenient. We enjoyed their other location in the Milpitas area so this seemed like an easy choice. Service was helpful, water refills frequent, and checked on us often. We had ordered the tokusei tsukemen, shio chuka soba, the fried cauliflower as well as a sakegria and a sake flight. The tsukemen was good much like when we had it before and my partner was craving it. The shio chuka soba was good. The broth was really clean and warming with noodles cooked well. Really well balanced. The cauliflower was nice as a side dish. Very flavorful and great for in between bites. Definitely a solid meal, and worthwhile checking out another location for Taishoken.

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    Fried Cauliflower Saikyo miso glaze with mala chili sauce.
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    Ippudo San Francisco

    Ippudo San Francisco

    3.8
    (1.6k reviews)
    4.0 mi
    $$

    Came here after a long day at the Super Bowl experience. We…read moredid a walk-in for four. The wait for a table was 20 mins or we can share a large table with random people and be seated immediately. We were hungry. We went with the large shared table. Pleasantly, there was more than enough room. There were at least 1-2 seats in between the three groups on each side that were there- a solo diner, a small family of 3, and my group of 4. I ordered the Karaka Spicy, my bf ordered Akamaru Modern, his sister ordered Miso, and I don't remember what her friend got- I think it was also Karaka spicy. My bf and I ordered the Treasure plate on the side to share and a side of spicy paste because I know Japanese spicy is barely spicy (from someone who grew up eating SEA spicy). Karaka Spicy had a nicely balance tonkotsu mouth feel and pork flavor. Broth was a little salty. I was correct to assume that it wasn't spicy because I used half of the side of spicy paste and I still didn't think it was spicy enough. Chashu was cooked fine. Notes: - I wished I would've asked if they could swap the thin noodles for the thick ones. I love the chew thicker noodles provide. - Noodles were cooked al dente. Akamaru Modern tasted very similar to Karaka spicy without the spicy. My bf used the other half of the spicy paste as dip for his toppings. He enjoyed it. Miso was a lighter broth (obvi) with a good umami flavor and was not watered down. Solid. She loved it. I have never seen her finish a whole bowl of ramen before. There was a server in training that took our order with the help of the trainer- he did great. Staff was attentive with our waters. Bussers were also quick to notice and remove empty plates and bowls regularly making for an easy clean up after we leave and kept the shared table clutter free. Interior was modern, but casual. They had an expansive menu with vegetarian choices, sushi, buns, karage, etc. and a surprisingly large array of alcohol. I would def like to be back to try some drinks.

    We were in the city for the NFL Experience the day before the Super Bowl and were excited to grab a…read moregood bowl of ramen. Unfortunately, IPPUDO didn't live up to expectations. The ramen is served in large bowls, which looks impressive at first, but the actual portion of noodles and toppings felt underwhelming for the price. At that price point, I expected more both in quantity and flavor. We ordered the Dragon Tantan ramen, which the menu describes as spicy. It wasn't spicy at all. We asked our waiter if we could have a little more heat, and he nodded and brought over a tiny dipping-bowl-sized portion of some red paste with no explanation. There was no mention that it would cost extra. After finishing our meal, we were surprised to see a $5 charge on the bill for the "extra spice." We genuinely thought it was complimentary, and if it wasn't, that absolutely should have been communicated before serving it. The lack of transparency was disappointing and unnecessary. Overall: mid food, mid service, and not worth the price -- especially during such an exciting weekend in the city. Unfortunately, we won't be coming back.

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    Inside. Dining room. Busy on a Sunday early afternoon.
    Inside. Dining room. Busy on a Sunday early afternoon.
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    Taniku Izakaya

    4.7
    (343 reviews)
    4.0 mi
    $$

    We've been here maybe a handful of times at this point - the food is really good, cute cozy spot…read more However now that there is a soy allergy to account for - I can't easily neccessarily revisit my favorite spots. I've been to plenty of Japanese/Ramen spots and I've been running into the issue where I say I have a soy allegry and there is an assumption that I have a gluten issue (I do not have a gluten issue). I noticed yelp said they have soy-free options and thus called on Friday thinking it might be a bad idea as they're usually busy.. It was defintely hard for the person to hear a bit when they picked up. The staff did relay something about gluten free noodles.. Anyways, they said they could swap out any of the soy soups for salt (but soy can encompass a lot of things so I still wasn't feeling super confident but we're going to give it a go). We go and I asked which 4 of the soups I was eyeballing don't have soy - the staff said they can accomodate and replace any of the soy soups with a salt broth. After we ordered, the staff came back and checked in to make sure that my partner also didn't have an allergy. And my dish came out, they told me there was no egg as its marinated in soy - perfect to me. I'm glad that was caught as not every establishments can account for everything. - Now I have a spot to (more safely) eat ramen! - I advise that if you do have an food allergy, do talk to the staff, and address your concerns such as cross contamination etc. I had a great experience, but I do find that because its not so regulated or understood and there is lack of education amongst the food/resturant industry - you always need to advocate for yourself and there is always a risk. I'm very apperciative of the staff here.

    Came here at around 6 PM on a Tuesday and got seated immediately! It got busier about 10 mins…read moreafter. Super cute & decorated inside, and staff was so nice! Okonomoyaki tater tots - 8.5/10 from a potato lover!! This does have some sort of cheese on it so beware if you don't eat it Hamachi Hand Roll - 9/10 SO GOOD. I think the rice is mixed in with soy sauce. It was super flavorful which I wasn't expecting Scallop Hand Roll - 8/10, the yuzu on top was absolutely delicious & scallop was very soft. Kobe Skewer - 7/10, it was good but nothing extraordinary. It'll hit the spot if you like meat skewers Yuzu Tori Skewer - 7/10, same as the kobe skewer, but the yuzu on top was delicious Niku Ramen - 8/10, good portion & very very flavorful. I'm glad that they gave a lot of meat in this. I shared this & they provided an extra bowl without me asking :) It's also not super spicy. Hokkaido Milk Pudding - 8/10, the pudding itself was so good but the sauce was a little too sweet for me. However, my partner has a sweet tooth and loved it :) Will totally come again, everything was so yummy and so glad to have tried it!

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    Scallop corn chowder - FIRE !
    Scallop corn chowder - FIRE !
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