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    Shugetsu

    4.2 (162 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Kathleen B.

    We really enjoyed our first time at Shugetsu and we'll be back when the ramen craving hits. There isn't that many parking options, but since it's close to downtown Fremont, you can just park elsewhere and just walk. They have anime posters and figurines to look at while you're there. Fun for our boys to see the series they're all into right now. They have TVs that had anime playing at the time. They have high chairs for you if you need them. It's spacious in there so you don't feel cramped. I tried Tsukemen, where the noodles come separate from the broth. I asked the waitress the best way to have the noodles because they will ask if you want the noodles cold or warm. She suggested cold because that's how they normally eat it so that's what I did. I'm glad I did because it was delicious. The broth had pork bits in it and you can taste all the flavorful char in it. I'm now hungry and want some.

    Angeli S.

    Yummmm!!! I just love noodles. Staff was helpful and nice. First time trying cold ramen. And seriously love it. Got the shugetsu tsukemen special. And the fried chicken. The chicken was nice and crispy. And the noodles were perfect. The soup wasn't too salty. It wasn't crowded during Wednesday lunch. Will probably crave this often! Lol

    Pork belly ramen
    Chloe P.

    5 stars -- easily one of the most satisfying ramen experiences I've had in a while. The pork belly ramen was incredible. It leans lighter, more shoyu and bonito-forward, which made it feel clean but still deeply flavorful. The broth came out piping hot (the way it should be), topped with fresh green onions, bamboo shoots, and a perfectly soft-boiled egg. The homemade noodles had that ideal chewy bite that really tied everything together. The tsukemen was just as impressive -- rich, smoky, and super flavorful. The pork belly was tender and comforting, and the dipping broth had a depth that kept me going back for more. And the chicken karaage? One of the best I've had. It came out dangerously hot (in a good way), with skin so crispy it almost snapped like a chip. The sauce was packed with flavor -- soy sauce, green onions, and grated radish gave it a punchy, savory finish that elevated the whole dish. Would absolutely come back again.

    So yummy!
    Cookie C.

    Honestly, one of the best ramen places in all of California. Even better than a lot of ramen eateries in Kyoto. Come here if you love steaming hot ramen with rich, savory broth. Comforting and soul-soothing ramen topped with tender meat and fresh vegetables. Great service! Usually quite a significant wait time on weekends, but very worth it. We love this place!

    Shugetsu Ramen
    Melissa N.

    Great ramen spot right behind Bill's Cafe. No wait on a Friday at 7pm but it was decently crowded. I've tried the tsukumen and shugetsu ramen in the past and I think I prefer the shugetsu ramen, the broth is so clear and tasty but both are good. Noodles are thin and firm. It's a bit hidden but worth seeking out, possibly the best ramen spot in Fremont.

    Outside of restaurant
    Chan T.

    I've been wanting to try this spot for quite some time now. It's a cute decent size restaurant, has a nice wall of anime figurines. Very nice staff, my waiter explained the noodle options and the menu is very easy to understand. Today I decided on getting the spicy miso tsukemen with the XL portion of noodles. This is 400 grams of noodles. About little more than 3 cups of carbs. It is a LOT of noodles. When the plate of noodles showed up, there was some regret building in my head wondering about my food life choices but in the end, I slurped it all up! Only disappointment was they didn't come fill up my dipping bowl with chicken broth after I was done with the noodles. I would've loved the experience in its entirety given it was my first time trying tsukemen. When you order the tsukemen, it's the same price regardless of what size noodles you want. They have regular (200 grams) large (300g) XL (400g) and Mega (500g). If you order the broth ramen, there's 3 noodle size options, regular, large and mega (+$5). Overall, I'll be back soon.

    Menu January 2026
    Mabel H.

    I discovered today that I am not a bold broth person. And the Shugetsu Tsukemen's soup was very, very strong lol. I should have asked more questions on what's in it (there's no description), but I think for my flavor profile I just prefer something lighter so I will try the Miso one next time. Shugetsu Tsukemen Special ($20): It was an extra $2 for another half of a marinated egg and 3 pieces of pork slices, which was a fair price. I opted for cold noodles and the regular size, and I don't know why I chose regular when all the noodle portion sizes were the same price??? Friends. Go for at least large, because you can always take home your leftovers and have Tsukemen again (I don't expect anyone to finish their soup since you're just dipping noodles in it). Non-Spicy Miso Tsukemen Special ($22): My friend ordered it with hot noodles and really liked it! I would get this spicy for the next visit, and I missed it on the menu that they will add extra soup at the end.

    Anime figurines
    Helen C.

    Truly a delightful little ramen shop with amazing noodles. The interior looked clean as far as I could see, and the staff are so very polite and friendly. The broth of the Shugetsu Tsukemen is not like your typical ramen-like broth. Instead, it's met with a savory and tangy flavor that becomes a bold dipping bath for the house-made noodles. If you find the broth too salty just ask for some hot water to water it down. The char on the meat in the broth was delicious and distinct. The marinated egg was perfectly cooked and marinated. And last but not least, the noodles were my absolute favorite component as they were a lovely thick consistency and had a great bounce to them. I got a regular size and it was more than enough for me. If you're a fan of anime and ramen then definitely check out this shop. Loved the figures and overall down-to-earth aesthetic. Will definitely be back to try out more options on the menu! :)

    Shugetsu ramen with additional grilled pork belly
    Joyce T.

    There's no wait on Saturday dinner time. The dip noodles (tsukumen). are same price regardless of size, the dipping broth is nice with the right flavor. We opted for tsukumen with marinated egg for $18, the egg was nice but it's cold. The noodles were sticking together like a big dough, I am having some trouble to get them out and dip them into the dipping broth. Shugetsu ramen is the chicken + soya + bonito broth not the normal tonkotsu broth. It's okay, we got the grilled pork belly, it's awesome Love the fried chicken, so far the best I had. It's crispy with tender meat, the minced ginger sauce is a great addition to the chicken.

    Dipping ramen
    Caitlin N.

    Cozy restaurant with fast friendly service...ramen on point so very comforting sipping the rich robust broth...will definitely come back

    Spicy Miso Tsukemen 7/10
    Garie B.

    Came here on a random Thursday for lunch with my mom, who loves ramen. She was craving ramen, and I was craving tsukemen, so we decided to give this place a try. The menu is pretty straightforward and not overwhelming, which I appreciated. I have pretty high standards for tsukemen, so I ordered the Spicy Miso Tsukemen. Shugetsu met more than half of my expectations, I'd give my bowl a 7/10. My mom ordered the Shugetsu Ramen, and I think she really liked it, she almost finished her entire bowl, which says a lot. For appetizers, we ordered the fried chicken and takoyaki. The takoyaki was good, but the fried chicken was a bit cold when it was served. Now for the downsides. While we were eating, there was a cockroach on the floor that crossed from one table to another. That was definitely the biggest letdown and honestly hard to ignore. The second issue was the wait time. We waited almost an hour for the appetizers, and then another 25 minutes for our ramen and tsukemen. It felt longer than expected, especially for lunch. Will I go back? Probably?? If I'm really craving a good bowl of tsukemen. But I do hope they improve cleanliness and timing because that makes a big difference in the overall experience.

    Tsukumen
    Benjamin T.

    Shugetsu is a new tsukumen noodle shop that recently came to Fremont Vibes give off very Japanese anime aesthetics and the servers are nice and helpful Parking is easy Abura soba was solid noodles with great flavor and had great chewy noodles The tsukumen was also solid and the sauce itself was a bit watery but still good enough to cling to the noodles Chicken karaage was unique and had great flavor as well Overall good vibes good food! Also checkout their bathroom vibes its interesting

    Amy T.

    3.5 stars I ordered the charcoal grilled pork belly ramen and we shared the fried chicken/karaage. what's unique about this tsukemen/ramen place is that you can ask for extra noodles at no extra cost but the regular size was enough for me. I did not like the broth for the charcoal grilled pork , it was dark and oily. Maybe the regular shugetsu ramen would've been a better choice if it had tonkotsu broth, i'll ask next time. The fried chicken sauce was pretty good but the chicken pieces were kind of jagged and big, not as gum friendly for those with sensitive gums like me lol

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    The food was amazing. I had the house Tsukemen. Will be back soon. The bathroom is clean and nicely decorated too.

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    I'm by no means a ramen connoisseur, but this is the best ramen I've had in the Bay. I'll be dreaming about it until we go back!

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    This place is even better than their San Mateo location! Quality service with even better food. So glad they opened a Fremont location

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    Is there an option with no meat?

    for sure! theyre super flexible and accommodating with customizations. With that said, if you're looking for totally vegan...I'm not sure if any of the broths are vegan.

    Do they take reservations for large parties?

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    Ramen Shu

    4.1
    (766 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    WHEN: Thur @1pm Sis…read moreand I met up with a friend for lunch, and we are so glad they do lunch specials! From M-F, 11:30am-2pm (closing) for just $19.90, you get to pick one of the ramen bowls, and one of appetizers that are listed (at half the size). Here's what we got: FRIED OYSTERS (5) - $12 This was not one of the appetizer options to the lunch specials but sis really needed her fried oysters, haha. This comes with a side of creamy sauce that tasted like a yummy potato salad. It was awesome! The fried oysters were very hot to be careful, and it was very much enjoyed even though it scraped the roof of my mouth, haha. TONKOTSU RAMEN - $16.95 Tonkotsu (Pork Broth) chashu pork, green onion, yellow onion, soft boiled egg, fried green onion, kikurage mushroom. I'm happy that we get a WHOLE egg and not just half! Everything about this bowl was so good and creamy! GYOZA (6) - $8 Chicken/Veggie pan fried post stickers. The lunch specials only come with 3 pieces, and I'm always happy when your savory finger food comes with a dip! No complaints here! KARAAAGE (6) - $10 Fried Boneless Chicken. The lunch specials only come with 3 pieces, but they are huge! Juicy dark meat pieces, with a nice creamy srirarcha dipping sauce! Also hot, so be careful! It just means it's fresh! They have a back room that was nice and quiet. You can smell the fresh clean laundry from the laundromat next door, haha. The service was great, and everyone was so nice and attentive. We enjoyed ourselves very much, and was happily full with leftovers to snack on later!

    Cozy ramen shop that has friendly, fast service and some of the best ramen I have had in Union…read moreCity! The servings are very filling and the appetizers are very generously portioned. Their lunch set has great value, pairing an already filling ramen dish with a heavy appetizer! 4/5 - Tonkotsu Ramen - Savory and well-portioned in each of the ingredients! If it's your first time trying ramen and don't want to go too crazy, you can try this. It is very delicious, but if you've had regular tonkotsu ramen before, I highly recommend trying the Kuro or Aka! 5/5 - Kuro Tonkotsu Ramen - The black garlic oil really enhances the tonkotsu flavor in a smoky, umami way. If you haven't tried a black garlic oil broth, I highly recommend you try it here! You will not be disappointed. 5/5 - Aka Tonkotsu Ramen - My personal favorite of the ramen bowls we all tried here. The spicy level can be adjusted and was exactly the spice level we thought it would be (we chose Level 2). The flavor is a bit more elevated than the regular tonkotsu ramen, likely from the spice that you should not find too overwhelming. 5/5 - Chashu Don (Appetizer) - The rice and chashu makes this its own little meal and is super savory and filling...as an appetizer! This is great to share with your party, and it seems to taste differently from the chashu you get in your ramen. You won't regret trying this! 5/5 - Chicken Karaage (Appetizer) - The chicken in this dish was very juicy, and the portions were huge! The sauce they give also compliments this well. You won't be disappointed with choosing this for an appetizer.

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    Tadamasa

    Tadamasa

    3.9
    (1.3k reviews)
    3.3 mi
    $$

    So I'm over here trying to figure what to eat right and I pull up to this joint. It's a nice, cozy,…read morevery welcoming ramen spot. Upon my arrival the kind host greeted me immediately and allowed me to take a seat. I was unsure of what to order and I had asked the host what to get and he positioned for me to try the coconut miso ramen and lemme tell you it was honestly one of the best bowls of ramen I've had. The broth was incredibly rich and velvety, with the coconut adding a subtle natural sweetness that complemented the deep umami of the miso instead of overpowering it. It created a balanced, layered flavor that was both comforting and surprisingly refined. Every spoonful had depth, and the broth was so good that I found myself wanting to finish every last drop. The noodles had an excellent texture, firm with just the right amount of chew--allowing them to hold onto the broth beautifully. The toppings were fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and blended seamlessly with the overall dish, adding texture and flavor without distracting from the star of the bowl. What impressed me most was how harmonious everything tasted. Fusion flavors can sometimes feel forced, but this ramen was exceptionally well executed. The coconut and miso worked together to create something unique while still respecting the traditional character of ramen. If you're looking for a bowl that's comforting, flavorful, and a little different from the usual tonkotsu or shoyu, I can't recommend the Coconut Miso Ramen at Tadamasa highly enough. It's the kind of meal that stays on your mind long after you've finished eating, and I'll definitely be coming back for it. You ever slapped a lady while giving her the old baloney pony and it made you realize that this is the best thing ever to happen? It's similar to that feeling

    Small, seemingly family-run, hole-in-the-wall ramen spot with homestyle cooking…read more Nothing fancy.. simple but solid! The calamari was seasoned well. Not the thickest pieces of squid, but it was fried perfectly and tasted good. The miso ramen's broth had a nice zippy acidity to it which I really enjoyed. My wife got the black garlic ramen and the broth was very flavorful as well. I was surprised by how nicely cooked the noodles were. Perfectly al dente. Don't expect to be blown away with a transcendent experience or super Instagrammable presentation, but the food is simply made well and does the job.

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    Zen ambience. Dragon Ball Z fans will feel nostalgic.
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    HiroNori Craft Ramen

    HiroNori Craft Ramen

    4.4
    (3.7k reviews)
    10.7 mi
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    Vegetarian friendly
    Locally owned & operated

    HiroNori always hits the spot if you are craving ramen! It's my go-to place with a simple menu and…read moredelicious food. It's also the go-to spot for sports fans if there is a game happening at Levi's Stadium. The parking lot has a time limit of 1 hour now because people would park there and walk to the stadium. The tonkotsu ramen is a generous portion and tastes divine. The broth is rich, but not too salty. I'm craving it again just writing this review! I like the lemon infused water they offer here. They recently switched the uncomfortable black stools out with new chairs, which is nice. The staff is friendly and they make sure to point out the 15% service charge (also shown on their menu) if you are dining in. This is not a tip, but tipping is optional at the end of your meal. This doesn't seem to deter customers at all because the wait time can be long around dinnertime. I highly recommend making a reservation before your visit!

    Came here before our World Cup match at Levi's stadium. It's walkable to the stadium! About 15-20…read moremin walk. We got there around 5pm so lots of tables available. I ordered a tonkotsu. The noodle was quite chewy. They did offer a thin noodle. Maybe I'll try that next time since it was a bit chewy for me. The broth was good. Pork was a bit too fat for my taste. Portion was small for the price. My son ordered the dipping noodle and he said it was good. I wish they have an option to have non-spicy dipping noodle. Ambiance was good. Table was a bit small for 2.

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