The Yuzu Shio tsukemen was fantastic, very flavorful and totally different broth from anything I've…read morehad before. Also tried the Age Mochi which was awesome to see on the menu (deep fried mochi).

This spot has been on my list for maybe almost a decade and we finally got to eat there last week…read more Seasonal yuzu shio tsukemen was delightful and the noodles were bouncy and chewy. Karaage was pretty dry and tough but the age mochi was great. Shishitos also good but it's hard to mess those up. Eggplant itself was not particularly well cooked but the savory blueberry miso sauce on it was great. Mentaiko don was tiny and not much was done to it, so recommend trying some of the other dons and ramens out instead. Really like that they give you the option of adding noodles for an additional fee because we had a lot of dipping broth left and just got some more noodles to go with it! Service was warm and the ambience was super cute. Would definitely come back for ramen and to try some of the other options. Hoping the construction situation in Deep Ellum becomes less untenable soon!

Some of the best ramen you'll find in the Dallas area. They offer thick noodles upon request, which…read moreis the way I like to eat ramen. They also have great appetizers - hamachi, takoyaki, shishito peppters, karaage. They have two bar seating areas and mini booths for smaller parties. They're always dependable for a late meal on a weeknight.

Long time fan of this ramen house. Historically a 5 star, best ramen in Dallas but has changed…read more I had tonkatsu ramen and shishito peppers. The shishito peppers were swimming in sauce, albeit the sauce is tasty, it was WAY too much. The ramen was 5 star, as always. It was disappointingly served in a chipped bowl, which is inexcusable to me. The kitchen should never serve food on or in a damaged dish. Throw it away. The table was sticky (maybe from a prior order of shishito peppers, lol) and I had to request and wait for it to be wiped down. The restroom was in need of attention and cleaning. Service was pleasant but not very attentive. Hostess was slow to seat me because she was chatting with coworkers. While the ramen (only) was outstanding, the rest of the experience was unpleasant. While I will be going again because the ramen is great, I really hope management looks at the change in attention to important matters and addresses accordingly.

Overall: 4.6/5 [delivery]…read more This was not a cheap meal but it was one of the best meals we have had delivered. The food was filling and tasted phenomenal. I accidentally mixed up the broth and curry so we essentially ended up with curry ramen, but honestly it was delicious so it worked out. I did not realize the ramen broth is a dashi broth, which is clear instead of cloudy, so I mistook the curry for the ramen broth. Clearly my brain was not working that night but it ended up being a happy accident. One thing to note is that they charge extra for spice levels above level 2 and the price increases with each level. We got level 3 for both items and it was genuinely spicy. You will feel it while eating and definitely after as well. Hinodeya Special ($20.70) + Oni-kara Level 3 ($1) + Naruto ($1.50) + Inari Fried Sweet Tofu ($3) = $26.20: We swapped to spinach noodles which worked really well. The naruto came in 4 big thick slices but did not have much flavor to me. The tofu came in 3 small thin strips that were sweet but I did not think they were worth the add on price. Sukiyaki Curry ($22.42) + Oni-kara Level 3 ($1) + Spicy Pork ($4.50) = $27.92: You can tell this is homemade curry because the color and taste were completely different from the store bought curry roux you typically find elsewhere. It was creamy and made from a pork stock soup which is apparently also used in their ramen. The beef was a bit too fatty for me but I absolutely loved the spicy pork. I loved both items and will 100% be reordering from here. Can not wait to try their other items too.

My family and I had an excellent dining experience at Hinodeya Ramen around the 4th of July. After…read morecruising Trader Joes, we wandered over for lunch and it was truly a remarkable experience. Our server was attentive, provided us menus and the restaurant's decor created a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that transported me back to Okinawa Japan. After traveling abroad, it is especially refreshing to find authentic Japanese cuisine in the United States, and Hinodeya Ramen truly stands out in that regard. We ordered several katsu curry plates, bento boxes for the children, and started with an order of gyoza as an appetizer. The gyoza arrived crisp on the outside with a juicy filling that we demolished within minutes of being placed on the table. The katsu curry arrived as crispy cutlets paired with a thick, curry sauce that was rich and delicious. The chicken bento boxes contained a variety of vegetables, rice and their selection of proteins. Our meal was flavorful, and absolutely delicious. This establishment also brought back memories for my sister and me of our time serving abroad in Okinawa. The rich flavors, the spicy curry, and the authenticity of the cooking made it feel like a small return to Japan. Finding Japanese food that encompasses those flavors is not easy to find, but this restaurant truly delivered. I highly recommend Hinodeya Ramen for anyone looking for an authentic Japanese dining experience in Dallas. It will absolutely be my go-to spot whenever I'm back in the area!

Great place. Ambiance is good food was amazing. Daughter and I stopped by while in the area right…read moreat open. Fresh batch of shoyu and tonkatsu. Both killed our bowls and loved every second of it. Be aware that it's standing room only inside (duh) but I could see ppl. It paying attention being surprised. Service was fast and good. The guys working were a bit subdued this morning. Nowhere near unkind at all just probably still in the zone of setting up for the day. All in all will 100% come back and recommend.

As soon as you walk into this tiny restaurant, you are met with vibrant aromas and a friendly…read morestaff. The menu is limited and self ordering is the only option, but what they do have is usually quite tasty! The spicy lobster miso was a bit too salty and would benefit from having multiple spice options, but the lobster and crab flavor coming through was delicious.

We just had another lovely meal at Jinya's. This is one of our favorite restaurants. The food is…read moregreat and the ambience is wonderful, but the thing that makes it the best is the friendly wait staff. Aniya was very friendly and recognized us when we came in. Her great service is one of the reasons we love coming to this restaurant.

Overall: 3.1/5 [delivery]…read more We ordered on UberEats right when they opened and the food arrived in about 45 minutes, nicely packaged. Garlic Rice Bowl ($13) + Pork Chashu ($2.60): The eggs did not look anything like the picture and there was not a lot of them in general. The flavors were on point though, which I think was thanks to the pork chashu. The cubed chashu looked a bit odd and made me a little wary but the flavors still worked. We also ordered extra fresh garlic which was free and adding it to the fried rice made it more fragrant and flavorful. This was still the best item of the meal. Creamy Tonkatsu Ramen ($24.44): Made with pork and soy broth so it was not as fatty or umami as a regular tonkatsu. It tasted like your average ramen and was not worth the price. We have had Jinya in LA and Vegas and know it can be better. Even though it did not taste particularly fatty, my body felt it and I broke out a bit later that day. Aburi Oshi Sushi Salmon ($11.44): Came with 3 pieces that were just alright. Salmon Poke Tacos ($10.40): Came with 2 small tacos. They packed the poke separately to keep the taco shell crispy, but you do have to assemble everything yourself. The poke itself was not super fresh and this was our least favorite item of the meal.

Never go wrong with ramen from here. With dine in or take out. I must say these are two of my…read morefavorites. The flavors are just perfect. Never had something I can't wait to order again. I'll be back again and again.

Oni Ramen is hands-down one of my favorite spots in Dallas -- i mentioned it before but to this day…read moreit still beats some of my ramen favorites back in LA! It's a must, every time I'm in town, and I always make sure to bring friends so they can experience it too. The ramen here is incredibly flavorful without being too heavy -- rich, balanced, and deeply satisfying. My personal favorite is the Oni Ramen -- the spice level is just right, enhancing the broth's depth instead of overpowering it. Pro tip: get the spice on the side so you can adjust it to your liking. Every flavor I've tried has been great, and if you're feeling fancy, you can customize your bowl with extra toppings for a little more. Between the delicious ramen, friendly service, and consistent quality, Oni Ramen is a total gem and an easy 5 stars from me!

The food here was INCREDIBLE and well worth the wait. To be transparent, I did wait almost an hour…read morearound dinner time (7pm). The inside is tiny and there isn't even a proper "waiting" area. I've also tried coming here before, and there was also a long wait. I'm glad I decided to stick it out this time. We ordered the Wagyu sushi, Yakitori, Tonkotsu Miso Ramen, and the Tomato Ramen. The Wagyu sushi is torched right in front of you! The Wagyu was incredibly tender and the sauce was delicious. My only *nitpicky* critique is the rice was ever so slightly too moist, but that didn't stop me from inhaling the sushi. Next, the Yakitori was phenomenal. I've never had such tender chicken in my life. There was a nice layer of delicious sauce coating the skewer. Again, just a really nitpicky feedback I have was that I wish the Yakitori had the tiniest bit more char to it, but nevertheless was an incredible bite, and I'd 100% order again in a heartbeat. Onto the ramen - easily hands down one of the best ramen I've had in DFW. The broth is flavorful, and I love the noodles. I'm not sure if they're handmade from scratch, but they had the perfect thickness and chewiness. I also loved generous the portion of cha shu slices. Most other places only give you 1-2 thin slices, but that was not the case here. The pork was tender. The ajitama was solid too, although I prefer more of a soft-boiled egg. While the meat portion is more generous here, the tonkotsu didn't come with many vegetables. A lot of other ramen places I've been to will have corn, fried garlic, etc as default, but those are all additional cost add-ons here. The ramen was delicious without them though but just something to note. We also got the tomato ramen as it's the chef recommendation. The dish is very creative and the execution was great. Personally, I still prefer traditional ramens but it was certainly a nice culinary creation to try. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place and would come here again. Just be aware there may be a wait, and because they're so busy, you do have to proactively flag down staff. However, the staff are still really nice despite all the tasks they're juggling at once.

I'm going to preface this by saying there's a lot of potential here but it's sufficient for the…read moredemographic that it serves. We got spicy gyoza to start, black pork tonkatsu w/ small curry rice bowl and a spicy dan dan. Gyoza came smothered in their sweet garlic chilli which defeats the purpose of a crispy gyoza skirt. It might be better to retain the crisp and crunch of the gyoza skin with the chilli sauce on the side? On to the ramen -- if you want to know if you're getting a quality bowl, look no further than the preparation of the egg. No respectable ramen shop would serve you well done boiled eggs which was the case here. The tonkatsu had heavy garlic flavor which is good but was unfortunately overshadowed by the abundance of burnt garlic bits. Not much to say about the Dan Dan. Bathroom clean but had a strong smelled. Would not go out of my way nor return with the amount of noodle options in dfw.

My boyfriend and I love trying different ramen and JINYA has been our favorite so far! Our servers…read morehave always been friendly. My go-to order is the JINYA Tonkotsu Original 2010, and it never disappoints. One thing I appreciate is that if you have broth left, you can order additional noodles instead of letting it go to waste! I also really enjoy this particular location because parking is easy with the parking garage, which is always a plus. The restaurant itself has a really nice atmosphere and feels like a great spot for a date night.

SMELLS DISGUSTING... disgusting smell as soon as you walk in... I was told by the sever that is was…read morethe sewer.... OMG GROSS!!!! Had to leave!!!!! I am a STAN of the JINYA in Vegas, such a sad situation!!! Make it better and invite me back and I'll come!

Kisses xoxoxoxo I love this place. My boyfriend said I was over exaggerating about this place but…read moreprofusely apologized after the first bite. I went the day before Thanksgiving and the japanese chef was a one man show. He was the only one running the establishment because everyone else had left to go to Japan for the holiday. He is so so so so nice. I don't go back to restaurants very often but this place has my heart. This time I got the spicy pork ramen (17), spicy garlic chicken ramen (18), and then got the spicy garlic pork ramen (19) togo. I will say it is a little bit salty, with the garlic ones being more salty than the non garlic ones. However the garlic ones do have more flavor. There's not that much meat/protein either just one piece of meat and an egg. The could be slightly better but it's still good. It also just has bamboo shoots but nothing else. A very simple bowl. Ambiance is nice, it feels upscale but also homey at the same time. They have an open kitchen concept which I like.

I got Spicy garlic pork ramen. I liked the broth. It was tasty and not too heavy. The pork was…read moredelicious, but it was buried at the bottom of the bowl and had broken into smaller pieces. I had to dig for it. I know they probably put the meat at the bottom so it'll warm up with the broth, but I prefer it at the top. The egg was whole and cooked so it was a little runny inside, which I liked. I also liked the noodles. Unrelated to the food, I sat on the bench and there was a customer sitting on the bench beside me. She kept shifting around and causing the entire bench to move, which I didn't like.

My partner and I went here for a weeknight dinner. I got the shoyu ramen and my partner got the…read morehakata tonkotsu ramen. My shoyu ramen was very good, wonderful broth, great noodles and bamboo shoots, and a very flavorful soft boiled egg. The chashu was fairly small, but it was still a great bowl. My partner's tonkotsu was not as good as the shoyu. Nothing stood out as bad, but the broth was weak and the fungus was mediocre. It did have a very generous amount of chashu. The service was great and the atmosphere was impeccable. I will likely return.

I visited on a Sunday evening, and there was only one other group of customers. This location is…read morenoticeably smaller than their others. There were two waitstaff and one cook. We were seated quickly, and our waters were brought out right away. However, the menu here is different from the other locations I've been to, so I recommend checking it before you come if you're expecting specific dishes. They were also out of some of their noodles. We placed our order, and the karaage salad arrived first within about 10 minutes. Sadly, the ramen came out almost 30 minutes later and wasn't plated cleanly. There was broth all over the edge of the bowl, and I even think the server's finger was in the broth when she dropped it off. Additionally, the ramen was missing the egg, and the noodles were overcooked. One of the waitstaff seemed to be the only one actually working, as he was helping about 95% of the customers in the restaurant. Overall, I highly doubt I will be returning to this location anytime soon.