This place never disappoints me! They are authentic ramen place where you actually see Japanese staff. They serve the biggest shumai for an appetizer and highly recommended. I like that they don't add unnecessary topping on ramen. I haven't taken pictures yet as I've been here quite often. read more

Looking for ramen, but don't want to deal with long lines and endless searching for parking on Sawtelle? Look no further and head over to Ramenya. This has been one of my go to ramen spots for over a decade. They use to be located on Olympic Blvd, but moved to their current location a handful of years ago. This place has diversified their menu since my first time coming here, but the food continues to be on point! I typically order the Tan Tan Men, which is an spicy egg drop soup with ground beef and ramen noodles. FYI, make sure to say to the waiter/waitress that you want the egg drop Tan Tan Men as they have another type of Tan Tan Men ramen. This is a great ramen choice for someone who enjoys something spicy with a light broth. Other good options for ramen include the Asianya Tan Tan Men (spicy sesame soup), their traditional regular shoyu ramen, and the Midori ramen. If you want to order something else off the menu, I would recommend getting a fried rice. My favorites in no particular order are jalapeño pork fried rice, beef fried rice, or the vegetable fried rice. The fried rice comes with ginger on the side and I usually ask them to remove it. They also serve soondubu, but don't get your hopes up too high, as it does not compare to other restaurants such as BCD or Beverly Soon Tofu. All in all, I am glad this restaurant has been in business for all these years. I tend to bring friends here if they want ramen because I know it won't disappoint! read more

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just a soecial shout-out to our favorite ramen spot. I got a call that my home was broken into - I can't believe how quickly they rang up my check and got our food in leftover containers for the road! thank you Ramenya! read more

Last night we ordered Ramenya through Postmates. It was not good, especially considering the prices -- averaging $2.00 per add on (including green onions, butter, or realllll cheap add ons). The miso broth literally tasted like water (it wasn't even slightly salty) and the eggs were just plain hard boiled eggs with rubber-ey yolks, not the traditional soft boiled ramen eggs. The noodles were dried and in brick form, almost impossible to break apart until they had soaked in the broth for almost 10 minutes. Whatever, it was two $20+ bowls of ramen so my husband and I both ate probably 1/2 of our prospective meals over the course of 40 minutes before we started into serious sweats and bowel evacuation. It's the only thing the two of us have eaten together in two days, so it can't be anything else since we were both taken down. Needless to say, we will not be returning and we will certainly be warning our ramen-loving friends to beware. read more

FINALLY!!! A ramen place that has flavorful beef ramen without pork broth! I don't eat pork but I indulge in beef from time to time. Where does one go when they want beef ramen with no pork and no flavorless veggie ramen? HERE! Their spicy beef is exactly what I was looking for and is more tasty than I can imagine. This will be my new spot. read more

I eat at Ramenya nearly every day. The asianya tan tan is the best food I've ever eaten. I've had noodles from many other places and this is the best tasting, the most volume per dollar, and the fastest served! read more

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My Japanese friend treated us to a nice ramen dinner at Ramenya. She has been dining here since she was ten when it was located elsewhere. This restaurant is so clean and contemporary. I like the layout and lightness in the design. Their menu is big just like their ramen bowls, but my friend says she only orders just a handful of items. We had the Hot Asianya Tantan Mein. It's definitely in it's own category with a special silky fatty spicy broth with some minced ground pork at the bottom. The style is definitely old school and unique. I was very pleased and I enjoyed it as it is. If you were to compare it to other ramen, it is unarguably different. Ramenya isn't trying to conform to ramen trends, they are sticking to their roots and making their own original styles. There's plenty of parking in the private lot, it's also very popular for guests to order food to go or for pick up. Dining in is a great option. Perfect for solo, casual date or groups small or big. Families dine here together, it's a very pleasant atmosphere. This particular ramen restaurant is loved by the Japanese community. Service was good and the food came out in a timely manner. Highly recommend dining here. read more

Food is good. Service is below average. I am impressed by their tantan spicy noodle. Rich in flavor but not too heavy. Eggplant topping was really good too. I would totally come back every week for this. Oh, and they own the bbq place next door too and that means their meat menus ate the bomb. Try their yukke. It's very fresh and good. Their food in general is good. That being said, their service can be improved. Waiters won't come to add water to your glasses unless you raise your hands and yell "sumimasen", japanese for "excuse me", to get their attention. It is indeed the ordinary custom in Japan, but you know it can be very frustrating when you ran out of your drink when eating spicy noodle lol. I hope their food stays as good as now and they will adapt a little bit of American food service hospitality. read more

Ramenya - Food is hood. Service needs improvement. - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Attentive service and amazing food! I ordered the tomato ramen and it was served promptly. Hands down the best ramen I've ever had! The place was packed and reasonably so. read more

Great food, but we had to wait 40 minutes for an appetizer. The front desk was flooded with postmates/door dash orders that were taking forever, our second appetizer didn't come out until our ramen came out. No apology for the horrendous service, and our view from seat at the counter was just of a mountain of dirty dishes. How about you stop taking door dash orders if it means you're going to treat your in person customers like crap??? And staff up, or get a larger kitchen, or a separate kitchen off site just for dealing with the mobile orders because you're failing on both fronts. read more

The laksa dish and soon tofu are my favorites. The gyoza are pretty delish too. Staff are always friendly and gracious.

I've tried a few of their dishes like their Asianya Hot Ramen and the Tantan ramen. It wasn't good. I was hoping I'll be blown away. Unfortunately, it lacked a lot of things. It's bland. The ratio of ingredients were not on point. Sometimes it's missing an ingredient when I receive my delivered order. It's quite disappointing. read more

Ramenya - Asianya Hot Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We ordered the ramen instead of BBQ @ this place. Ordered: tan tan men, miso ramen with extra char siu and camu camu soda. Tan Tan Men: definitely not as good as Chin Ma Ya. I was a little disappointed with the noodle itself, but I kinda like the broth. I actually took it home and ate the broth with steamed rice the next day. It was yum. 3 stars. Miso Ramen with Extra Char Siu: Not my favorite. The char siu wasn't good either. 2 stars. Camu Camu Soda: I started liking camu camu since I tried it @ Raku (Little Tokyo). This place had yum camu camu soda too. 4 stars. 3 stars!! Asian-Ya Tokyo Kalbi's camu camu soda is yummylicious!! read more

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Food 7/10 Ajo and Asianya hot are my top favorite and their Goyza is a must have Ambience 6/10 the place is super bright with window around and white wall. It feels more like a classroom than a restaurant. Service 7/10 Parking they have a lot parking spot in the plaza but get very bz at night read more

Ramenya - Hand made goyza with pork inside. Although this is a Ramen place, I order goyza all the time - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Great little spot to get some good tasting ramen noodles as well as soba. Been there since 1990 and still going strong. SAt. nite at 8:00pm and no Rez and just had to wait about 10 mins. read more

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The ramen here had the worst noodles of all ramen restaurants I had in the area. It tastes like the non-fried instant noodles I usually have at home and consequently the ramen tastes just like that. The noodles were also really soft and soaked by the time it came to us late when things were busy... which is horrifying no-no when it comes to ramen. Also there's nothing authentic about this place. It cracks me up seeing how many people think this is authentic Japanese style. It's either Americanized or vaguely reminiscent of Thai food. (Which makes sense since a lot of the ramen dishes are Southeast Asian inspired) The tell-tale sign was when the Japanese written in the menu was weird. The store's seating arrangement is pretty uncomfortable as well since you sit so close to the next table. I came here like twice because of the high rating and trying to understand what people like about it but I guess this place is great if you don't know how ramen actually is like? There's just no way I can find myself coming back here again. I can make packaged ramen myself. read more

I have been a fan of Ramenya since they were located on Olympic back in the day. Their new location is an updated version of their previous restaurant and is doing very well. There is usually a line outside, especially on those cold nights that you want a big bowl of ramen. I like the variety of ramen you can get here. There are the traditional ramen types on the top of the list and the more adventurous listed below. Everybody can find something they want. I have tried the egg drop ramen (which is basically Chinese egg drop soup with ramen noodles in it) and have seen friends get the mapo tofu as well. I like that they mix different influences in their ramen types. I think Ramenya shines in their traditional ramen though. I recently had the negi ramen and found it delicious. It is recommended to get that ramen with the shoyu broth. The waitress told me this when i ordered it with miso broth. Thanks for the tip! You can also customize your ramen in many ways as well. I like to add corn. My bf usually adds butter to make it extra rich. The only time I wasn't happy was when I tried the tan-men and did not like that one as much. It was very mild in flavor and perhaps it was because I ordered the Shio broth to keep it clean. Maybe I went too clean. I like their side dishes of gyoza and fried rice too! Definitely a good restaurant to keep in your winter lineup. read more

Ramenya - Negi ramen with corn and shoyu broth - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We stumbled upon Ramenya quite by accident. Such a happy accident...this is easily the most innovative ramen stand I've ever visited...and definitely one of the very best. There's a wide variety of ramen to choose from in addition to the traditional choices of shio, miso and shoyu with cha siu pork and the normal toppings. At Ramenya, I had Tan Tan ramen - based on the spicy Szechwan dish. Fabulous! They also have a Mabo Ramen - based on Chinese Mabo Tofu, Negi, Omelette, and...best of all for those who are particular...you can build your own! My husband ordered short rib with broccoli ramen and was in heaven. All of this cost no more than an average ramen stand. The side dishes are fantastic as well...takoyaki was superb. But the thing I keep dreaming about are the Fried Gizzards. As an offal fan, I always get this type of thing when I see it...but this was beyond. The gizzards were battered with rice flour - unbelievably tender inside and crispy outside. And cheap! I think we paid $5 for this dish and everyone at the table loved it...and the kids don't normally eat gizzards. Angelinos are no fools when it comes to Asian food - so the neighborhood knows about this place. It is VERY busy in here. Typical ramen stand - there's very little seating, about 35 places at most. They can push some tables together if you have a party of 6 or so...but I wouldn't bring a party bigger than that. Seriously though...GO! I can't wait to get back to LA - Ramenya will be one of my first stops! read more

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No sign. Located in the plaza with Tokyo Kalbi and Papa Johns! Interior is very cute and modern which I liked. Very clean and only sits 5 tables. No wonder there's a queue outside during weekends for dinner. I decided to try their shishito peppers, gyoza dumplings, and Ajo garlic ramen. The shishito peppers were delicious. Lots of garlic and I loved their sauce they used with it. The gyoza panfried dumplings were only okay. I wish they were more on the crispy side and not the side soft. The Ajo ramen was pretty good. It's different and not the usual ramen taste I am use to. I loved their noodles and the bowl was a pretty decent size also. Service was great! Filled our waters a lot and everyone was very nice. read more

Ramenya - Ajo - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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So I definitely contemplated writing this review but here it goes... This restaurant was recommended by a friend who loves coming here I on the other hand had mixed feelings about this place. We ordered the Asianya Tantan and I would honestly rate it a solid 3 stars. The soup came with a small order of noodles and little pieces of ground beef on the bottom of my soup which wasn't that appetizing to me. The broth was pretty flavorful but overall the noodles, beef and spinach added to my soup didn't quite impress me. Service is decent, average pricing of menu items and seating is limited.. Do expect a wait when coming here. I also noticed plenty of postmate orders coming in and out which made service slow. Overall I wont be returning back to this place I'm sure I can find another restaurant with much better Ramen out in Mar Vista/West Hollywood area. read more

This place Rocks! I had the basic Ramen with the extra pork and the Soy Sauce broth. They do not skimp on the good stuff. The veggies are good and the the pork was lean and tender. The waiter was really helpful and went way of his way to do a great job. There is no doubt I will be back. read more

Ramenya - Entry sign - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Our favorite Japanese place. Everything is So clean and delicious tasting. Chicken gizzards, Garlic rice and fried chicken are my favorite

Last time Me & my dad tried the Basic Ramen and Fried Rice which is really good. So this time we still get the Basic Ramen and the side dish we try the Gyoza which is really good. They used to live in Olympic Street before coming to Gateway Blvd. You can eat either inside or outside. Whatever feels comfortable for you. So I recommend going to this restaurant for a Nice & Hot Ramen!! read more

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Having just had Tofu Village the week before, I was excited to try a similar place that's just down the street from my work. Plus, it was highly recommended by an un-named dog avatared friend of mine. So we go and I order what I had at Tofu Village, bulgogi and combo soon. I guess I was setting myself up for a disappointment; http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2qycueA1kBSErAUP7LQEpQ?select=6PvvXxo5K6KJNRalRCr7aQ - Not as many sides - Smaller portions of each side - No fish side - Half sized portion of bulgogi - Kind of greasy bulgogi - Combo soon only had one clam! - Soon was smaller as well Meal was good though, just not as good as my last tofu meal. And for the price, I guess it filled me up pretty well. I do like the name though, "Soy Boy." read more

Ramenya - Combo soon and sides - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

In the pantheon of bad restaurant names, "Asian-Ya Soy Boy" is right up there with "El Super Taco". Plus, this is the site of my former favorite ramen shop, so this place opens with two strikes going against it. But it serves soon doobu, and it's a block away from me, so I had to try it. The layout of the place is the same as when it was Yokohama Ramen, but the decor has been changed quite a bit. Everything is now in stark red and black, with the vaguely ominous Soy Boy logo looking down on you from all angles. The menu is simple enough: soon doobu is the feature, but they have kalbi/bulgogi, tonkatsu/chicken katsu, a few salads and even bibimbap, all of which can be combo'd with the soon doobu. I decided to go simple and had seafood soon doobu. Not bad! I think I might give it a slight nod over Tofu-ya for flavor. And the "spicy" that I ordered had my nose running without being too painful. Interestingly, the staff (and I would presume ownership) is all Japanese as was a significant amount of the clientele. Nevertheless, I though the food rang fairly authentic, and I'm a pretty harsh critic about such things. I'll be returning soon. As an aside - this place is somehow affiliated with Ramenya on Olympic, though I'm not sure of the exact relationship. read more

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Looking for another place to get soondubu, I found this place on Yelp. I didn't realize that it was a Japanese/Korean place though until we arrived. The plaza was packed to the brim with the delivery guys from Papa Johns parked in the center of the lot so we ended finding street parking. 4 parties ahead of us in this tiny place, and the service seemed a bit slow. Food came out a bit slowly and there were only 2 servers. They were really nice though and did the best they could to get people going and seated. As we were seated about 20-25 minutes later I perused their menu but went back to what I came here for. Soondubu! Reassured that they do provide 4 side items with each order, I went ahead. What's soondubu without the banchan? Just tofu soup all alone by itself. No fun. Deep Fried large intestine http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2qycueA1kBSErAUP7LQEpQ?select=p7H4JAQo1BVqUr1Z8Um9cg This is that super chewy stuff that is so good but just takes a looottt of work to chew through. Anything deep fried is usually good of course:P Yummy nummy...chew chew chew. This dish was $7 thought and was such a small portion. Don't think it was worth ordering for the price and portion. Spicy beef and mushrooms and tofu soondubu http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2qycueA1kBSErAUP7LQEpQ?select=GzigJioegJMcUP7DJ5Geuw Pretty decent, its hard to go wrong with soobdubu. This one has big chunks of beef in it and plenty of tofu. The spicy version (highest) isn't that spicy here, just enough to add more flavor. Good soondubu. The Banchan http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/2qycueA1kBSErAUP7LQEpQ?select=1_JIcVb7_HyW_G5OfS9kiA Out of the jar. Pickled radish, soybean sprouts with sesame oil and pepper, kimchi, and spinach. Nothing special. Good option for a variety of items. Japanese or Korean, going to come back to try some more things. The things I did have were decent enough. So might be a good place for when I'm indecisive on what to eat and just need a bit of a larger selection. read more

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My favorite ramen is even better! Same great ramen, same great prices, same huge quantities. The new location is awesome! Right on the corner of the strip mall on Gateway. I cannot get enough of the Asianya tan tan men, it is so amazing. Thumbs way up!! Ask for the barley tea! read more

Ramenya - Asianya tan tan men - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This is the type of ramen that is comparable to Starbucks coffee, it's more fad than quality. Could not believe the standard the restaurant offers. The broth was too salty and cold, both the noodles and pork chatsu was undercooked as well. The total bowl was around 15$, honestly one of the most falsifying ramen places around, so take your money and time elsewhere read more

Ramenya - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I still can't figure out what this place is actually called. Ramenya or Asianya. Either way, I'm a big fan. The parking lot is small, both in size and actual spaces. If you have the option of taking a small car here, do it. Otherwise you might be looking on the streets if it's during a busy hour. The inside is clean and small. I've been here numerous times, and it always seems to have a crowd inside no matter the hour. The service is good, quick and attentive. The food/ramen is really good overall. I keep wanting to try new dishes, but I like the asianya tantan hot so much that it's hard to not order it. It has great flavor and the right amount of spice to it. I've also tried the asianya tantan cold, thinking it would be similar. It wasn't quite the same or what I was expecting, so I'll probably stick with the hot version. I've had other ramen dishes here, and all were good. The prices are also reasonable, and the portions just right. With so many ramen places around the area to choose from, it can be really hard to decide. With how good this place is, it's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area! read more

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Best ramen in town, of my favorites Asianya -Hot- Tan Tan Ramen not really spicy just a touch but there are several options. The ramen bowl is large, you can share especially if order an appetizer. I also love shishito pepper, fry chicken and rice, delicious food to break the diet. read more

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MY go to ramen spot in the westside. Their shoyu ramen reminds me of the ramen I grew up eating , thick chewy noodles with chasyu in a clean shoyu broth. It's nothing fancy but I'd prefer that over majority of other fancy tonkotsu ramen out now. I also like their asianya tantanmen. It has unique taste and is addicting. I also like the fact that they have a wide variety of side dishes which many other places don't offer anymore. Good variety of Japanese beer , shochu and sake also. Staff is always nice and friendly to me. Its also a plus that their wait time isn't as bad as other busy places on sawtelle street. read more

Came here late at night with my roommate and girlfriend. Had the tan tan ramen and surantan mein both pretty decent. Very different flavors from the typical pork broth ramen. Tan tan ramen looks spicy but it really isn't lots of minced beef and huge portions. Also got the surantan, its one of the better hot and sour soups I had. We were forced to order an extra item, even though we wanted to share. No where did they mention that we couldn't share and it wasn't mentioned previously when we came here. This was total bullsh*t... so roomie ordered a sushi roll - DON'T EVER order sushi from here. We ordered a spicy tuna roll and out came this giant glob of rice with a speck of tuna. It was insulting, they didn't even try! They took advantage of the fact that it was late night and changed their policy so that they can make an extra buck. Its a shame, I really thought there Ramen was different-decent. Because they were greedy, I'm never going back there again! I felt ripped off leaving this place... read more

Ramenya - look at the tuna to rice ratio, especially the last piece at the end can you find the tuna? - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I came in on a busy Thursday night after my yoga class, and thankfully the high ceilings and good ventilation allowed my sweatiness to go unnoticed (well, at least I thought so...) I actually had to wait briefly, and there was a short line waiting for seats the whole time I was there. Once I sat down with my menu, I started to hyperventilate a little, and it had nothing to do with residual fatigue from the rough yoga sculpt session. SO much variety! Lots of hot and cold appetizers, rice bowls and fried rice, varied salads, a whole page of different types of ramen, and more. I was tempted by so many things, but I managed to fixate on the main reason I'd come in that evening: ramen. It was still difficult to choose from all the interesting varieties - the usual shoyu and salt, but also curry, kimchi, egg drop, tom yam, and more! I went for the curry ramen and found it to be quite delicious with noodles just a hair on the softer side compared to other ramen places (I personally liked this) and flavorful broth, though the pork was a bit dry and overcooked. DEFINITELY going to come back to try more types of ramen, and I think I'll need to drag a few friends with me so that we can all get different things and share :D but be forewarned - it's a small restaurant and it'll be really tricky for groups! read more

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I came here the other day for ramen as I'm on a ramen mission! I got the negi ramen, which is what I used to get at the other location (when there was the separate Ramen-Ya on Olympic), but i got the miso broth. I also split an order of gyoza (6 pieces) and an order of shishito peppers. We also both got a beer. Ramen - the miso broth was pretty miso-y. I liked that there were a ton of spring onions in it, but I guess there should be since it was negi ramen! Otherwise not too notable. It was a pretty large bowl, I didn't finish it. Not bad. Sides - shishito peppers were good - one was an extremely spicy surprise, but otherwise pretty mild. Gyoza were just ok. Service was good, atmosphere was fine - it was pretty crowded but not too cramped, and we were able to get seated right away. My one complaint is that it ended up being expensive for two people. I guess this is the westside tax.. sigh. I won't be coming back here specifically for ramen, but I definitely want to check out the soondubu since that's hard to find west of the 405. read more

They satisfied my Asian craving no questions asked! Small little place in a small little plaza with a small little parking lot, but with big portions and big taste buds and flavors! Do note that they are CLOSED ON MONDAYS. The service here was really good too, very nice and considerate. One of the servers who was trying to seat us kept coming back and checking to see if we were ok and was trying to get us a better table, so cute lol kawaii! It does get crowded around dinner time and since it's so small, do expect a wait, we got lucky in that we beat the rush and only had to wait for about 10 minutes. At the bar, they have a chalkboard of what the most popular is so for those of you who don't know what to get, look to the board! We ordered the hot and sour soup with ramen (surantan), seafood ramen (san mar ramen), and the tan tan ramen. They were all really good, at least I loved my hot and sour soup one. Because some of these are based off egg drop soup, the broth is a bit more thick than your regular soup, think of it similar to mushroom soup versus chicken noodle soup. The portions here are huge, definitely will get you filled, and the price is very very reasonable. I didn't get to try the gyoza but they smelled delicious and looked delicious. If I ever find myself lucky to be in the area again, I will definitely order! bombdotcom! come and try it! read more

Ramenya - Bar area - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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YUMMM!! We arrived on a Saturday about 6 PM and didn't have to wait long for a table, though we were seated by the door which was a little uncomfortable for an unusually blustery and chilly day. The food is delish!! My mom and I shared a bowl of ramen and we also ordered an eggplant app and a tofu app. All was very good. It was plenty of food and I'd come back here in a second!! I'm glad I did my research and skipped the Sawtelle area in favor of a less traveled spot. read more

I want to say i found this place maybe 2 years ago and ever since then every Tuesday night we come order ramen to go after my husband gets out of work. We've eaten at the restaurant once and the staff is friendly and attentive as they are when you come in to order to go. The noodles here are very yummy they dont taste like tortillas or spaghetti noodles (what have i been trying??). My favorite is Asianya hot tan tan ramen, funny thing its always a bit different when i get it so it depends whose there to cook. Some days its decently spicy, other days its really hot (unless im getting immuned to it) but only once and was very long ago that i had a very mild one. My next favorite item is their chicken fried rice and we get that for my daughter whos 3yrs and loves it too. We've not had any issues here with their food or service. Deffinitely recommend coming here specially how it doesnt have a 2hr+ wait like the ramen shops further up on Sawtelle Blvd. read more

Asianya - Hot: Their version of Tan Tan Mien - a creamy, spicy, sour soup with spinach and ground beef; one of my favorite soup flavor combinations. Whenever I get this though, it seems to be very salty, which is the only drawback. I also wish I can get a bit more spinach (says the health-conscious in me). Otherwise, it's so heart/belly-warming and delicious! Raksa: (Odd that they call it Raksa when i'm pretty sure it's Laksa, a Malaysian dish) It's a curry-based soup (tasted similar to Japanese curry) with a bit of spice. I think the Asianya had more depth of flavor (or more interesting flavors) compared to this, but the Raksa, when comparing it to similar Japanese curries, has a spice that makes it so much better. If you like Japanese curry, but want a little bit of a kick and less bland heaviness, try this! I shared with my friend and alternated bowls- I think that's actually one of the best ways to eat it. On their own, you might get tired of the heavy flavors, but when you alternate, you don't get overloaded on the spices! read more

Ramenya - Asianya: Tan tan mien - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I've slurped the ramen bowls and devoured the gyoza plates of many an asian restaurant in pursuit of a feeling that would rival the nostalgia and sheer pleasure I experience every time I come home to this establishment. Today it is with continued satisfaction that I reconfirm my love for this personal food mecca as no other place I've been to on this green earth has gyoza as addicting and crunchy, curry ramen as thick and flavorful while retaining substantial liquid, and ajo ramen well balanced and not overwhelming in its seasoning. I am glad I do not live nearby for my wallet would be mercilessly emptied on their counter on a daily basis. May Ramenya remain open long after my passing so that generations after me shall know not to look to the sky for ramen heaven for it is here in Santa Monica, in a giant bowl with a rim resting soup spoon, a steaming slurp away. read more

I tried their best selling Asianya TanTan ramen and was not disappointed! While the broth looked super spicy, it's not very hot and has the perfect kick and heat to it. The sesame broth is packed with flavor and the noodles were cooked perfectly. This place isn't big, but I liked the clean decor which made it feel modern and cozy. Parking lot may be small, but there is plenty of residential parking right behind the little plaza. I noticed the ladies working in the front of the house were Japanese, and there were many Japanese customers dining there. To me, that's a good indicator that this is a solid ramen place. I'll be back to try other ramen dishes and maybe their rice bowls. read more

Ramenya - Asianya TanTan. Mild spicy super flavorful sesame broth with perfectly cooked noodles. - Ramen Near Me - Los Angeles, California