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    Slurpin Ramen Bar

    4.5 (1.7k reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Open 11:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Chang L.

    Food: Simply put everything here is tasty. If you are sensitive to spicy go with the level Zero. Highly recommend the fried rice. Service: they only had one server on duty but she was great! Ambiance is very traditional Ramen.

    Delicious broth
    Joy G.

    Fav ramen spot for me and my 11 year old son. We have our mother and son dinner dates here. -slurpin chicken ramen regular, spice level 2. = mine -slurpin tofu ramen small, spice level 1-2. = my son's -side: spicy umami oil = delicious, adds to the already flavorful broth -squid legs = crunchy tentacles Service: great! Attentive. Quick. Everyone was nice. Smaller location compared to the one we usually go to which is in West Covina. I'm just glad we're able to go to this location that is closer to us. Right across from Knotts in Claim Jumper plaza. High top seating or tables (indoor and outdoor).

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    Sabrina L.

    Walked in with party of 7 around 5:30pm, got seated right away , and most seats are available, simple and clean decorating with 36 maximum bar seats . The orders were taken by the tablet in the bar/ table, simple menu and easy to order. The food served in less than 10 minutes, and the veggie one with good taste and fresh vegetables, great choice when you crave for some fresh vegetables on a dry and hot day. The only thing I don't like was the noodle was overcooked for a minute or two. Also tried the Chashu ramen, like the soup , the Chashu was a bit too fatty for me. Also the soup doesn't have much toppings, kind of greasy towards the end. It is good place for a quick bite for carb cravings. No kids menu, but you can chooose to have regular dish with extra noodle with kids. By the time we finished around 7pm, most seats were taken at that time.

    Elena S.

    Super yummy , the borth is delicious and the workers are supper nice ! It's a super chill spot

    Kritika S.

    I was thrilled to discover that slurpin has a newer location in Buena Park! It's one of my all-time favorite ramen spots, and I love their topping selection. The broth is incredibly creamy and rich, and the noodles have the perfect bite. I also love the consistency of the egg and opt for the charred chashu. Spicy edamame is a great appetizer, perfectly seasoned.

    Before the slurp
    Ron W.

    Look past the sophomoric name. (Why not call it Susuru Ramen which is slurp in Japanese?) Or even Bombin' Ramen is a better name. Just a thought. What ever. This place is tucked into a strip mall like everything else in Buena Park which is the red headed step sister of Anaheim. Buena Park panders to the tourist trade who's Piggy Bank is not large enough to buy a Family Pass at Disneyland. Thankfully, Knott's Berry Farm does not sell ears. Buena Park has grown like a weed since Cordelia Knott began making Fried Chicken and fresh Boysenberry Pie for Sunday Dinner every week. Ah, here's to the good ole days when Fried Chicken might have been actually good for you. Slurpin' Ramen is a mini chain and one of 6 Ramen shops in Buena Park. This authentic soup spot is wedged in between a Cigar store and a Supercuts Hair Salon so you can get a Buzz cut before slurpin' and enjoy a Padron Perfecto after. Life is good, no? Wander inside and a Server will smile at you and then motion toward one of three long High Tops with backless metal stools requiring you to slurp, burp and bolt before your legs go numb and your L4-5 disc starts to ache. The dining room reminds me of eating lunch at a California Youth Authority Facility. But, you didn't come for the art work on the walls and cushy chairs, you came for a soulful bowl full of good and hot Ramen. There's no time to make a nest as the Server will be standing next to you ready to take your order. No dawdling here, it's all Ramen business. So, poke at the pictures on the computer monitor screen or ask for the Baby Boomer's laminated menu. There are four types of Ramen with gradients of spice level, appropriate add-ons and ins, a list of Appetizers and side dishes to fill out the Soup choices. The Ramen on it's own should be enough to have you slow waddle to your whip after paying the bill. The 16 oz Bowl is more than sufficient. I couldn't decide as the nice Server hovered. Finally, I blurted out "I'd like the Slurpin' Ramen Bowl Spicy style with Chicken". Whew, thank God that's over with. The Server trotted off to the kitchen to have the Team create my wading pool of Soup. The Ramen arrived shortly. The Broth was rich and opaque from emulsification during at least a 12 hour boil off. The Collagen in the bones melted into the Soup base giving it a milky appearance and delicious taste. The Broth was excellent and just spicy enough to get your eyebrows to sweatin'. The Tonkatsu (pork) Broth also had Garlic, Black Garlic, Nori and Scallions. The Nori sheet stuck straight up out of the bowl. Eat that first before it goes mushy. A clump of hand made fresh thin noods was submerged waiting for your chopsticks to gather up a tangle. Two substantial slabs of tender fatless Chicken breasts also lurk just under the surface where the sliced scallions are resting. The Chicken was perfect. No cartilage, sinew, mystery chew to deal with. Just pure Chicken that tasted like pure Chicken. While there was a laundry list of extras to have the kitchen toss into the bowl I opted to enjoy this treat neat. The main ingredient was the beautiful Broth. Mea culpa. I also did something I had no business doing. Giving into an impulse and temptation. To wit; an order of Sesame Chicken whihc was nothing more than garden variety Chicken Nuggets that came stacked up in a generous mound. Sweet Chili Sauce and a watery Aioli shared a cup to dip a bite into. The Chicken was over cooked. The batter was tasteless, although it might have been crisp just out of the fryer. The Chickie Knobs lingered too long in the hot oil. The crust was bendable and chewy instead of crunchy. While the Nuggies arrived screamin' hot (temp) the meat was dry and lacked anything a Chicken would have been proud of. Therefore, I'd recommend the Chicken in this dish should cross the road...and stay there. All things considered Slurpin' Ramen got the Ramen right and it might just be the best Ramen out of the 5 other Ramen options in Buena Park.

    Slurpin' Ramen Regular
    Kami H.

    They're located in the same shopping center that Claim Jumpers is in and right next to Knott's Berry Farm. They have a lunch special that brings the original ramen down to $18.50, but be aware that you are required to order a starter with this special. The least expensive starter is $5, which isn't bad. The special also comes with a side salad with greens, cabbage, corn and miso dressing. The broth was really good! I did a spice level 1 which gave just a hint of heat. The noodles were good, but not as good as the broth. It came with 3 pieces of chashu. We beat the late lunch rush. There are 2 bar tops and then a couple long tables plus 2 outdoor tables. There was only 1 employee working out front while everyone else was in the kitchen.

    Bulgogi Egg Roll on point
    Philip L.

    Great find. Easy service and the host/server was amazing both days of visiting. Food was especially good after being out all day at the park and craving some decent food other than the concession stand foods in the park. Very small but quaint place. This will definitely be a staple when at the Knott's Berry Farm park. Thanks for all who run this establishment.

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    Donald D.

    First time here and loved it. Nothing says ramen bar like sitting at the bar! My son ordered the Slurpin ramen regular fatty pork and I had the chashu. Got some extras and a beverage and we chowed! Left with a full belly and not surprisingly bloated like Ramen might do to you. It was just awesome. Left a healthy tip and we'll be back.

    Tonkotsu, with no veggies.

    This place gives you a lot of food, and it is so well seasoned and it's so good. They act like host's, which gives it a more personal touch. Service is fast. The food comes out. And it's separated, so you can put it all together yourself. We will be coming back here. We found a new favorite ramen place in California. We live in Las Vegas. Also, the food is seasoned so well, and everything is At a great price.

    Evil N.

    Back at it for the ramen special Chadha and squid legs. Went kind of late the broth was kind of water down.

    Danny V.

    This ramen spot is an absolute gem. From the first sip of broth to the last bite of noodles, everything was packed with rich, authentic flavor. The toppings were fresh and generous, especially the tender chashu that practically melted in my mouth. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a comforting bowl. Service was quick and friendly, adding to the overall great experience. If you're craving truly delicious ramen, this place does not disappoint. I'll definitely be back for another bowl! Be prepared to wait about 1/2 to 1 hr on cold days, or busy nights. Check in on Yelp to get free toppings.

    Bulgogi Egg Roll
    Sarah G.

    I really wanted to like this ramen place, but unfortunately it fell short for me. I ordered the chicken ramen and was surprised that it only came with noodles, broth and a single piece of chicken, no vegetables at all. If you want veggies, you have to pay extra, which was disappointing and made the bowl feel incomplete. The ramen itself didn't taste bad, the broth and noodles were ok. The bulgogi egg rolls were okay, but not very great, and the fried rice was also just average. Overall, nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. Location is clean and customer service is good.

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    My go to for delicious ramen! Also the egg add-on is the best I've had. Jammy and flavored throughout. Mush try!

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    A little bit on the pricey side compared to the ones I have visited before. Ramen is good tho.

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    Love this place! Been coming here for years, ramen is always solid & love all the toppings. Apps are delish too! Highly recommend!

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    Ramen was amazing!! Great service, very clean, wonderful food. Flavors were outstanding.

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    This place is marked as having outdoor seating. Is it still available?

    yes

    Do you accept Apple Pay?

    yes

    Are there gluten free noodles (rice noodles)?

    Does the restaurant have heated outdoor seating?

    Yes they do

    Is the lunch combo offered on the weekends too?

    Yes it is from opening to 3pm!

    Anyone know the nutrition info? Like how many calories in a regular slurpin ramen w/ tofu?

    TBH,If you are talking about calories. I don't recommend you to go there. Is a nice place,great service and yummy ramens though.

    Are there different types of noodles?

    Actually, there are regular and veggie noodles.

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