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Stopped by for some ramen and dumpling after a day at the pool. Good location with nice parking lot. Clean and well organized place with nice & friendly staff. Foods are good as usual just abit slow on turnaround, especially if the place is packed. Enjoys our foods here as alway.
Ramen Tatsu-Ya is perfect during a cold, winter day-- actually any day of the year is a great day for ramen. The OG ramen with its rich, fatty broth, slurpy noodles, and tender chasu pork warmed my belly and my soul! Order at the front right as you walk in, grab your assigned number and seat yourself. The food comes out quickly and hot.
Man! we made a pit stop in Austin and my kids wanted pho well some boutique nearby recommended this place to us and we decided to stop as a family and try it, why not? It was so good! The service was great really nice as you order when you walk in and then sit down wherever and they bring food to you. My fav was the edamame but I've been on an edamame kick lately . Anyone looking nearby this is a good stop to try out.
A nice rainy, cold weather is perfect for Ramen Tatsu-Ya! The only thing about this location is that parking is terrible when it's busy. They have a couple of paid parking across by Postino's if needed or behind they have street parking too. Can't ever go wrong with the karaage 10/10. It was my first time trying their chili oil gyoza, I just wish they gave more dumplings in the order and less of the toppings. 9/10 I love the MI-SO-HOT (10/10) nice and spicy, but not super spicy just like a nice hint of it. The MI-SO-NOT is a good original flavor if you want to get a good pork bone broth flavor. Overall great place, when it's busy the food does take a while but staff is very friendly they're doing their best!
D E L I S H! You cannot go wrong with Ramen Tatsu-Ya. It feels pretty pricey honestly but you get so much food and it tastes soooo good!! I added a butter bomb which was the perfect touch for the Mi So Not. Service is walk-up and order at the bar, with water you grab from a jug. Everyone was dressed pretty casual on a weeknight so it had a lowkey vibe for sure. So good and I cannot wait to go back!
Walked in and was greeted with a friendly welcome from the staff. Plenty of seating. You go up to place your order and pay. The food came out so fast - probably within 5 minutes! I will say that although there was plenty of food, I wish there was more broth. The broth was pretty low in proportion to the content inside. However, I've heard that's not typical of them from my friend who was with me and has been before. The ramen was satisfying for a quick ramen craving! Would return if I'm craving ramen and am in the area.
Came here for lunch and ordered the tonkotsu ramen with the spicy paste. The paste wasn't super spicy but did add a nice kick to the broth. The chashu was very flavorful and tender! I also really liked the soft boiled egg - creamy yolk and well marinated. The broth was super creamy but the flavor was slightly bland in my opinion and getting the spicy paste helped a lot.
Ramen Tatsu-ya is one of my go-to spots for ramen in Austin every winter! The vegan curry ramen is a creamy with the perfect combination of spices and toppings of vegetables and tofu. I do miss the crispy brussel sprouts that were included by default a few years ago but are now an add-on option for extra $2. You order at the counter and service is fairly quick. The parking lot at this location is small and fills up quickly but additional street parking can be found behind the restaurant.
Pro Tip: Be prepared to wait in line, but not to worry, it does move quickly. The service is certainly efficient and very kind. It's order before sitting. While there is a line for both sit-down and take-out, you have ample time to review the menu before making your order. Fun environment, targeting to younger crowds. Ramen is different, and a mix between typical and its' own style. Most options are Tonkotsu. Flavors were just, okay, in my opinion. Certainly satisfying, if you're looking for something quick and are craving Ramen.
10 out of 10!!!! Came here for a Saturday date night with the most beautiful woman in the world!!! We both had the Curry Nu Skool bowl with a side Karrage. I added a spicy bomb to mine. It was fantastic. The broth, the veggies, the tofu, all amazing. The service was awesome. We were greeted upon entry and given ordering instructions. The seating is open. You can sit inside our outside at your choosing. Definitely check them out!!
Don't know why but I was craving ramen on a hot Austin day. Haven't had ramen since moving here and heard about this place. Came in and there was quite a line. You order first and sit down and they bring your food. I got the OG with tonkatsu broth and extra Chashu and bamboo shoots. Gf got the spicy miso and we got karaage and gyoza as well. Food came quickly! Karaage was super juicy and flavorful with the sauce and Gyoza was nice and crispy: The ramen was amazing! It wasn't hot inside so it was nice having a warm filling soup. The broth was so flavorful and the pork was soft and delicious. The spicy miso wasn't too spicy and just the right amount of kick. Awesome experience and can't wait to come back.
I had the #1 (with a spice bomb) and the Gyoza (steamed). Overall it was tasty, flavorful, and the perfect amount of heat! The pork was very well done (one of the best I've had in a while). The only issue I really have is I wish they had a little more ingredients in the bowl-- the ratio of broth to ingredients could be a little better. This was my first time and the staff was pretty friendly with helping me decide. It's a chill aesthetic and simultaneously very fast-paced. The time spent from ordering my food to walking out the door was 25 minutes... speedy! They were "on it" in terms of getting the food out quickly, since it's a pretty popular place, but them running around so much can be a little stressful to dine in and observe Overall though, it's worth the visit and tasty food!
20 days ago
coming back on my review to update it to 5 stars because after all these years i still compare all other ramen i have to the standard that ramen tatsu-ya set. i miss this place when im away. amazingly comforting broth and great noodle texture read more
5 months ago
We came in for lunch before the rush and ordered the crawmen (crawfish ramen with sausage) and #6 Ol Skool (chicken shoyu broth, chashu pork, ajitama egg, menma, scallions, white onion, nori, pepper) with a corn bomb. I'll preference my review by saying I typically go for shio based ramens which they did not have. My husband loved his crawmen ramen which had crawfish and sausage in it. I ordered the #6 which i thought was pretty mediocre. The pork and egg were very tasty but outside of this the broth tasted super watered down and not flavorful. I've never had white onions in my ramen and that did not help. I put in the corn bomb which made the ramen sweeter and was not the right choice. I recommend taking out the white onions and going for a spicier bomb to add more flavor but do not put the corn bomb into this one. read more
2 months ago
Stopped by for some ramen and dumpling after a day at the pool. Good location with nice parking lot. Clean and well organized place with nice & friendly staff. Foods are good as usual just abit slow on turnaround, especially if the place is packed. Enjoys our foods here as alway. read more
21 days ago
Ramen Tatsu-Ya is perfect during a cold, winter day-- actually any day of the year is a great day for ramen. The OG ramen with its rich, fatty broth, slurpy noodles, and tender chasu pork warmed my belly and my soul! Order at the front right as you walk in, grab your assigned number and seat yourself. The food comes out quickly and hot. read more
4 months ago
Man! we made a pit stop in Austin and my kids wanted pho well some boutique nearby recommended this place to us and we decided to stop as a family and try it, why not? It was so good! The service was great really nice as you order when you walk in and then sit down wherever and they bring food to you. My fav was the edamame but I've been on an edamame kick lately . Anyone looking nearby this is a good stop to try out. read more
A nice rainy, cold weather is perfect for Ramen Tatsu-Ya! The only thing about this location is that parking is terrible when it's busy. They have a couple of paid parking across by Postino's if needed or behind they have street parking too. Can't ever go wrong with the karaage 10/10. It was my first time trying their chili oil gyoza, I just wish they gave more dumplings in the order and less of the toppings. 9/10 I love the MI-SO-HOT (10/10) nice and spicy, but not super spicy just like a nice hint of it. The MI-SO-NOT is a good original flavor if you want to get a good pork bone broth flavor. Overall great place, when it's busy the food does take a while but staff is very friendly they're doing their best! read more
D E L I S H! You cannot go wrong with Ramen Tatsu-Ya. It feels pretty pricey honestly but you get so much food and it tastes soooo good!! I added a butter bomb which was the perfect touch for the Mi So Not. Service is walk-up and order at the bar, with water you grab from a jug. Everyone was dressed pretty casual on a weeknight so it had a lowkey vibe for sure. So good and I cannot wait to go back! read more
1 month ago
Most tender chashu I have ever ate. The broth was amazing. Noodles had good texture. Overall 10/10. Atmosphere was great and workers were too. read more
Walked in and was greeted with a friendly welcome from the staff. Plenty of seating. You go up to place your order and pay. The food came out so fast - probably within 5 minutes! I will say that although there was plenty of food, I wish there was more broth. The broth was pretty low in proportion to the content inside. However, I've heard that's not typical of them from my friend who was with me and has been before. The ramen was satisfying for a quick ramen craving! Would return if I'm craving ramen and am in the area. read more
10 months ago
Came here for lunch and ordered the tonkotsu ramen with the spicy paste. The paste wasn't super spicy but did add a nice kick to the broth. The chashu was very flavorful and tender! I also really liked the soft boiled egg - creamy yolk and well marinated. The broth was super creamy but the flavor was slightly bland in my opinion and getting the spicy paste helped a lot. read more
2 years ago
Ramen Tatsu-ya is one of my go-to spots for ramen in Austin every winter! The vegan curry ramen is a creamy with the perfect combination of spices and toppings of vegetables and tofu. I do miss the crispy brussel sprouts that were included by default a few years ago but are now an add-on option for extra $2. You order at the counter and service is fairly quick. The parking lot at this location is small and fills up quickly but additional street parking can be found behind the restaurant. read more
Pro Tip: Be prepared to wait in line, but not to worry, it does move quickly. The service is certainly efficient and very kind. It's order before sitting. While there is a line for both sit-down and take-out, you have ample time to review the menu before making your order. Fun environment, targeting to younger crowds. Ramen is different, and a mix between typical and its' own style. Most options are Tonkotsu. Flavors were just, okay, in my opinion. Certainly satisfying, if you're looking for something quick and are craving Ramen. read more
3 months ago
10 out of 10!!!! Came here for a Saturday date night with the most beautiful woman in the world!!! We both had the Curry Nu Skool bowl with a side Karrage. I added a spicy bomb to mine. It was fantastic. The broth, the veggies, the tofu, all amazing. The service was awesome. We were greeted upon entry and given ordering instructions. The seating is open. You can sit inside our outside at your choosing. Definitely check them out!! read more
Don't know why but I was craving ramen on a hot Austin day. Haven't had ramen since moving here and heard about this place. Came in and there was quite a line. You order first and sit down and they bring your food. I got the OG with tonkatsu broth and extra Chashu and bamboo shoots. Gf got the spicy miso and we got karaage and gyoza as well. Food came quickly! Karaage was super juicy and flavorful with the sauce and Gyoza was nice and crispy: The ramen was amazing! It wasn't hot inside so it was nice having a warm filling soup. The broth was so flavorful and the pork was soft and delicious. The spicy miso wasn't too spicy and just the right amount of kick. Awesome experience and can't wait to come back. read more
I had the #1 (with a spice bomb) and the Gyoza (steamed). Overall it was tasty, flavorful, and the perfect amount of heat! The pork was very well done (one of the best I've had in a while). The only issue I really have is I wish they had a little more ingredients in the bowl-- the ratio of broth to ingredients could be a little better. This was my first time and the staff was pretty friendly with helping me decide. It's a chill aesthetic and simultaneously very fast-paced. The time spent from ordering my food to walking out the door was 25 minutes... speedy! They were "on it" in terms of getting the food out quickly, since it's a pretty popular place, but them running around so much can be a little stressful to dine in and observe Overall though, it's worth the visit and tasty food! read more
8 months ago
The line went quick. The OG ramen with extra egg was delicious, the eggs were very flavorful with a hint of sweetness that I have never experienced before. I wasn't even that hungry but I ate the entire bowl! read more
1 year ago
Ramen Tatsu-ya, y'all really said "let's turn Mardi Gras into a meal" and I am HERE for it. Walked in expecting ramen. Walked out spiritually adopted by the Bayou. The Crawmen isn't just a bowl. It's a flavor parade, and every spoonful is throwing beads directly at my taste buds. First bite? Boom. Cajun fireworks. That Bayou Butter is so rich I almost asked it for financial advice. The crawfish tails were generous and juicy, like they just got back from a vacation in flavor town and brought souvenirs. And the andouille sausage? It was bold, smoky, and definitely the extrovert of the bowl. The succotash added crunch and color like it was auditioning for a summer salad. And then that lemon wheel came in like the plot twist of a feel-good sitcom. Unexpected but perfect. The tonkotsu broth was like a warm hug from a Southern grandma who also studied in Tokyo. Creamy, spicy, buttery, and comforting in a way that makes you briefly forget your student loans. I caught myself whispering "wow" after every few bites like I was discovering ramen for the first time. Add a flavor bomb if you're feeling wild. I tossed one in and things got emotional. Not gonna lie. And of course, the vibes. Cool decor, friendly staff, and slushies that feel like your inner child is giving your adult self a high five. The Crawmen is seasonal, so treat it like a Texas snowstorm. Rare, intense, and something you tell stories about later. Ten out of ten, would slurp again. read more
1 year ago
At risk of exposing our dietary habits we will not disclose the ridiculous amount of ramen that we eat, but we will disclose the fact that Ramen Tatsuya is our go to spot. While there are a few locations at this point, the South Lamar locations stands leagues above the other locations we have been to. The ordering was seamless and quick and despite how packed it was we were seated almost immediately. One thing we will say about this location is that the staff is on their absolute A game and the setting is much more intimate than others. We were seated across from the kitchen and watched as the cooks flew around and runners, well, ran. The whole operation was a logistical dream that would make an Amazon exec blush. One thing that could be better is the line management outside as there is very little room in the front of the restaurant which left people packing in to avoid the cold weather outside. Not something the restaurant can necessarily control but it is something that we noticed. Onto the food, we got two OGs, one with a spice bomb, and a Curry Nu Skool. These were by far the best bowls we've had across the different locations. Everything was perfect from the noodles to egg to broth. The Tonkotsu broth of the OG is just perfectly salty and has a deep umami flavor from the pork bone. The Curry Nu Skool tastes complex with hearty flavors in sync. The chasu was cooked perfectly, the fat being delicious and not too thick and the lean part being flavorful but moist. We really cannot give enough praise to the dishes (even though we basically just did). We like to hold 5 stars close to our chest and really like to objectively look at experiences without the bias of our endless hunger. Unfortunately for us (but not for them), Ramen Tatsuya South Lamar has stolen all 5 stars. With unreal food, an intimate atmosphere, and service that just pulled it all together there is not a single negative thing we can say about our experience here. We would recommend that if you want ramen, or this chain more specifically, drive the extra 1, 2, 5 miles if need be and come to this location. read more
1 year ago
We visited Tatsuya Ramen -- overall, the food was very good. The ramen was flavorful, the broth was rich, and the ingredients were fresh. The staff was polite, and after we placed our order, the server allowed us to choose a table. However, we were quite disappointed with the policy that you can't sit down until you've placed your order. We were with a child, and standing in a long line without being able to take a seat was very uncomfortable. The space inside is also very small, and there was a large crowd. The server told us directly: "Whoever orders first gets to sit first," which made the whole experience feel rushed and stressful. It's a good spot if you're dining as a couple or solo and don't mind the fast-paced setup. But for families with kids or those looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, it may not be the most suitable option. read more
11 months ago
Food amazing service excellent and there is plenty of atmosphere to go around you wont be disappointed the prices here are responsible read more
I've been to many ramen places in both California and Texas, and this restaurant is the BEST that I've had in Texas this far! The food was absolutely delicious, with the ramen being so creamy and the noodles being the perfect texture. The karaage was so flavorful! The service was good, although they talk a lot, you just have to order straight away. Other than that, the ambience was really nice, but be prepared to sit at a communal table or at the bar, because they don't have many separate tables. It was about $50 for 2 ramen and 2 appetizers. I highly recommend!! read more
The last few visits back to ATX, I've made a point to stop at Ramen Tatsu-Ya because it's become my favorite ramen spot in Austin. I have been to this location a couple times now, as well as the south Congress location. Funny enough I never ate here when I lived in Austin, only after. I had another favorite ramen spot during that time. MI-SO-HOT (Tonkotsu) is my go-to ramen choice which includes egg, spicy pork bone broth, miso blend, goma pork, ajitama egg, napa cabbage, bean sprout, corn, and sesame seeds. I don't usually add any extras since it includes so much as it is. I really like that this has ground pork instead of chashu pork. The KIZAMI Sweet & Sour Yodas (shredded brussel sprouts, Fuji apples, apricot, bonito, black pepper, garlic, and sesame) are a MUST order. The sauce on these is incredible - I need to try to figure out how recreate this from home. The tangy-ness of the sauce is addicting! On my last visit I also ordered a specialty frozen yuzu cocktail which I really enjoyed. I hope they have it again whenever I make it back to ATX. Until next time! read more
I'm a sucker for good ramen. This place was fine. The broth tasted a bit rushed...like it hadn't simmered long enough to really develop flavors. I like a more buttery noodle. The decor and setup is nice. Staff was friendly and helpful when I couldn't decide on my entree. Not sure if I would try this place again when I'm back in town. read more
7 months ago
This restaurant offers exactly what's on the name - Ramen! Lot of vegan options and some of the best ramen you'll have in Austin. It is yum!!! They do not accept reservations, so the wait could be really long - especially when it's cold outside. It's cafe style as in you order when you enter but get seated like the restaurant. The service us generally really fast. Try it next time when you're in the mood for ramen! read more
3 years ago
Arrived on a Friday, around opening time, and was seated quickly. They are a semi-fast-casual place. Order at the counter, they give you a number, take a seat, and then they bring your food out to you. Quite efficient! Regarding the Mi-So-Hot: Huge portions, huge bowl, and it will definitely fill you up. Was a little disappointed by the flavor, as it didn't have the same mouthfeel/bites that other ramen stores provide. I just felt that something was missing in the broth. Richness/Depth? Can't put my finger on it, but it wasn't quite there. Overall, great prices, great portions, and a quick meal. Maybe I need to give it another try and order another item. read more
7 months ago
Such good ramen and a good vibe as well! I get the miso hot ramen bowl and add Parmesan! Such a great casual and cozy dinner spot. read more
This was my first time at Ramen Tatsu-Ya, and boy was it a great one! Parking mid-day on a weekday was super easy to find, and the guy at the register was super nice and gave my aunt and I some recommendations and answered all our questions about the menu. The place itself has a super cool interior, emulating Japanese aesthetics with a little Austin flair added in. We received our steaming hot bowls of ramen about 5 minutes after sitting down, and from that first sip I knew this was legit! We both got The O.G. with extra marinated eggs and Spicy Bombs, and they were absolutely delicious. The broth was rich, creamy, and deliciously savory without being overwhelming, the chasu pork literally melted in my mouth, and the marinated egg was exactly how it should be: marinated!! (you'd be surprised how many ramen places will serve you a boiled egg) There was something a little off with the noodles where they tasted a bit doughy but also slightly too firm at the same time, if that makes sense? They weren't my favorite, but they did not diminish the quality of my meal - I left with a full belly and a smile on my face! I'm absolutely coming back here the next time I'm in Austin! Tip: If you like a little kick to your ramen but don't want it to overwhelm the dish, give the Spicy Bomb a try! Unless you really go to town with it, it's big enough to serve 2 spice-lovers. read more
8 months ago
3 years ago
I have to be honest here: I've had ramen all over southern California. I've had ramen in Japan. Personally, all competent ramen spots can execute well on the broth and noodles. What separates the best ramens from the very best is what they put on top. And HOLY MOLY, the chashu pork that Ramen Tatsu-Ya adds to their bowls will send you straight into outer space to meet those aliens the government has been talking about! Oh and all their other toppings are fantastic too: the marinated egg, the woodear mushroom, the bamboo, the ginger, the flavor bombs... you really can't go wrong. Service is quick. Aesthetic is great. They could use a little more parking spots, though. That's really all I have to say. Go to Ramen Tatsu-Ya. Get any bowl you like. Get the chashu pork. Talk to aliens. Leave home happy. 5/5. read more
3 years ago
Ideally my friends and I had intended to do the tiki bar next door, but we had our days mixed and had our reservation for another day. So we decided to eat dinner here at Ramen Tatsu. I ordered their Mi So Hot Tonkatsu Ramen with Fire in a Bowl bomb on the side. I also ordered Karaage to share with friends. Unfortunately, their kegs were out the day so instead of beer, I got their sake. Overall I thought the food was ok. The karaage was said to have been double fried and evidently so. Rather than giving that extra crunch it just tasted overcooked. As far as the ramen, the broth was good and the Fire in a Bowl bomb definitely brought in the extra heat. I was hoping to enjoy the broth more but there was just so much going on in the bowl as it was overcrowded with toppings. read more
First time at ramen tatsuya and it did not disappoint. I got "The OG (tonkotsu) that consisted of pork bone broth, chashu pork, egg, mushrooms, scallions, and sesame seeds. The broth was flavorful, nutritious and revived me after I've been feeling under the weather for a couple of days. My boyfriend got the mi-so-hot bowl which was more up my alley. The mi-so-hot bowl had more pork than the OG dish and the flavors were more unique and spicy! Pricing was reasonable, the atmosphere was great. They played upbeat music that wasn't too loud, the dimmed red lighting made the space cool. And the woman at the front desk was very kind and helpful when deciding on what to order. I'm giving it 4 stars because there was not enough protein for me and there were a lot of extra ingredients that I could have done without. Overall, I enjoyed this fast casual sit down restaurant that has a more elevated presence! read more
A group of us were hungover and wanted ramen for lunch. I went on yelp and saw Ramen Tatsu-Ya having pretty good reviews, so we decided to come here for lunch. As soon as you walked inside, there's a menu where you order right then and there before sitting down. This feels very inconvenient cause the place is pretty small, making the line go out the door in this summer heat. The person that was working the register was not friendly, did not smile, nor welcome us. I felt rushed while trying to figure out what to order. Maybe she was having a bad day, who knows? I ordered the OG and the Mi-So-Hot, but nothing was so hot about that bowl of ramen. The ramen came out quick and piping hot. The flavoring is just not there. The Mi-So-Hot was not spicy at all and both of them were SALTY. The only reason why I'm giving them 2 stars because the server that brought us our ramen was friendly and efficient. He saw that I was charged an extra bowl of ramen and had that fixed for me. Other than that, this place is a no for me. Food: 1/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5 read more
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1234 S Lamar Blvd
Austin, TX 78704
Bouldin Creek, South Lamar District, 78704 (South Austin)
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I can eat pork I just prefer not to. Wanting to try the miso hot but are they able to replace the ground pork with tofu?
Unfortunately, the Mi-So-Hot is made with the tonkotsu (pork) broth. The Ol' Skool with no egg and tofu instead of chashu is pork-free, as well as our two vegan bowls - Nu Skool and Curry Nu Skool.
Tsukemen is gone?
For it seems like a temporary issue. I was under the impression the batch had to be completely remade, but thats just what i saw on the austin subreddit so who knows what might be the true answer here.
How is parking at this location?
Tight, and the parking area is narrow. It is enter only from Lamar, but people sometimes ignore this, making it tighter as they exit through the entrance. And people picking up orders doesn't help matters. Worth it to eat there, but it isn't…
Did the noodles change? Just ordered today and the noodles are different than I remember. I liked the other ones better.
Sure as heck seemed like the same noodles to me!
Do they have any sort of happy hour?
2-6 pm $2 House Sake | $3 Specialty Drinks | $3.5 sapporo
Is this ramen with rice noodles or wheat? I was wanting to see if it was gluten free in the noodles. Thank you!
It appears only one menu item is gluten free (a broth) but the staff is really knowledgeable about the menu and can answer questions about specific ingredients
Do they have gluten-free ramen noodles or alternative?
Yes. I got soup without noodles
What is the lunch wait time approximately at 12pm?
Approximately 30-45 minutes. Each group outside will move inside every 5-7 minutes by my estimate. Once you're seated you're food arrives pretty quickly
Is it really loud during dinner?
It tends to be loud but not so loud that it would affect a conversation with friends. I would not take a work date/appointment there for dinner.
Does the brown butter corn have dairy, if not what is the brown butter?
Brown butter is butter that has been cooked down a bit giving it a browned, nutty flavor.
Is it open during the boil notice? I mean you can boil water to make ramen anyways
It was open! The only thing that was different, is if you wanted water you have to buy a $1.50 Ozarka water bottle.
Is this place pretty busy on Friday nights?
It's worth the wait. Line moves pretty fast.
Are there any options for Gluten Free Ramen?
I don't believe they do, they have a gluten free option as a rice bowl
Several review says you order, pay, sit and have the food brought to you? What do you do when you need to order extra food or drinks? Do you have to wait in line again? Or are there servers to take your orders? If so then how do you pay
If you'd like to place an additional order please let one of the servers know, they will get that into the system for you and from there they'll process your payment.
Are there small bowls available for kids?
Yes! They have small, more plan bowls for kids! they are really good!!!
Does anyone know if their noodles are gluten free and their broth dairy free? My friend can have gluten and I can't have dairy. Tried calling the number provided but it's just automated.
Hi Kassandra! All our broths are dairy-free, but unfortunately our noodles are all wheat-based. Our only item with dairy is the Gotcha Matcha, which is on the dessert menu.…
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