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    Susuru Ramen Bar

    4.7 (371 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Tonkotsu
    Lety S.

    Pick this Thai restaurant and you'll not regret it! It's your money well spent! Come in it's nice & cool and clean. Everything we ate was delicious. Served promptly. Parking is limited but you can park on street.

    Menu September 2026
    Jason L.

    Had lunch here today after church. First, the parking situation is a bit difficult. There is a very tiny lot that can fit about 7-8 cars, minus handicap spots, so if you want to bring your own car, be prepared to wait or find street parking. The restaurant in itself was fairly small but was packed. The menu is pretty standard with your basic ramen, rolls and small appetizers, as well as various rice bowls. I saw that they had a summer ramen, a cold chicken yuzu ramen. I wanted to try it, as it was extremely humid today. I liked it, the ramen noodles were really hard and the broth was zesty with yuzu juice as well as yuzu paste and slices of lime and lemons. Definitely a unique experience. I tried the broth of the spicy tonkotsu and the mayu. Both were very good and deep in flavor. If the parking wasn't too bad, I would come here more often, as the ramen was definitely good and the prices were even better.

    Courtney T.

    Ramen was good. Got spicy miso and my friend got tonkatsu. Parking can be a little tricky because the place is small and it shares its spots with other businesses.

    Mayu ramem
    alexandra k.

    Yum! So glad to have stumbled upon this place on yelp. The place is cozy, and there is a very small parking garage lot shared among others in the plaza. Also street parking. The portions are a bit smaller than expected for the price, the toppings (bamboo, wood ear) were sparse, and a bit on the saltier side, but the ramen is filling and full-bodied flavorful! They have egg sando that I'll have to try next time!

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    Brian K.

    Love the ramen! It's a small spot right off Hollywood Blvd with great ramen. And the price is inexpensive but good quality. The staff are really friendly and have always had a good experience.

    Mayu
    Ana B.

    Went here with my Sister and brother-in-law. Loved it so much I came back with friends. Hands down, the best Ramen I've ever had. The Mayu is so silky and flavorful. Both times, service was excellent! Water was constantly refilled and they checked in regularly to make sure everything was good. Restaurant was small, clean, and inviting. It's about an hour from where I live, but I'll definitely be going back!

    Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. Added corn. Delicious!
    Cindy S.

    Stopped by here on a recommendation from my Yelp friend (Thank you, Eric H!). Susuru Ramen makes delicious ramen! Their signature ramens are the Tonkotsu and Khao Soi Ramen. Vegetarian ramen also available for non-meat preference. We tried over a few dishes and all were very good! The ramen broth was balanced and their noodles were cooked to perfection. The menu has a nice selection of appetizers, rice bowls, and sushi rolls if you don't feel like ramen. This place has hints of Thai ownership, but with a Japanese soul. The Chef knows what they are doing! Am impressed. Susuru Ramen is solid. Credit and cash accepted. Parking is tight in the area (Thaitown-Hollywood) is the only downside.

    Perfect egg in the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen.
    Eric H.

    A tiny little spot, but the flavor is full size. It was lunch time and I was hungry. I started off with the Chicken & Pork Gyoza, and the Spicy Salmon cut roll. The combination of chicken and pork in gyoza was new for me, and these were very tasty. The Spicy Salmon Sushi was also good , and the pieces didn't fall apart, as they so often do in Ramen shops. The main course was Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. I asked for spicy ramen and that's exactly what I got. The broth had some real heat to it, and they did not go lightly on the chili paste. The noodles were nicely cooked, the egg was perfect, and the pork chashu was tender and full of flavor. My only question, is that with all this good food, served with real tableware and utensils, all they had were little plastic containers to use as dipping/sauce bowls? Regardless, It was a very satisfying lunch. The service at Sunsuru was friendly and helpful, and the prices are very reasonable. $15 for the Ramen and $8 for the sushi roll and the Goyza. Susuru Ramen Bar is definitely worth a visit.

    Sergio G.

    I had the spicy miso ramen which is great! Loved the flavor. Would always recommend more meat! Always drive by this place and never noticed it. Service was good. Some inside seating, no outside seating. It's a chill little somewhat dive. Good for the price. Would I come back, Yes.

    Spicy Miso
    Jeronimo J.

    Oh my I don't know where to start. This cute little ramen shop is hidden in a small corner mall. The decor is nothing crazy but it creates a cozy homey feeling in the restaurant. I ordered the spicy miso ramen and I was blown away, the broth was perfectly balanced and packed with flavor. The pork chasu was the most tender chasu I've ever had in LA. This ramen was better than some spots I had in Japan! Service was quick and friendly and this place is affordable compared to other ramen spots in LA. I will 100% be coming back in the future.

    Unagi Roll
    Ariana M.

    Small bones on my eel sushi, otherwise great portions could've used more broth. Overall great place. Purchased To-Go

    Mayu
    Michelle X.

    I haven't had ramen in a while and Susuru was the perfect re-entry. The shop was packed on a friday evening, giving a bustling and intimate feel. Yes the Mayu was on the heavier, saltier side, but not overwhelming. The chashu, sliced thinly, was melt in your mouth, and the black garlic gave that perfect umami.

    Spicy Tonkotsu
    Emiliano N.

    To start off our server was nice and kind I didn't happen to get her name but I hope she sees this and knows! Susuru is a better ramen for me compared to tatsu as of recently. It's packed with so much flavor in either the mild or spicy option without being heavy which makes you feel sluggish afterwards. The takoyaki was full of so much flavor, texture and just a good complement with the ramen.

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    Hole in the wall! Got the spicy tonkotsu ramen, fried gyoza and spicy tuna on crispy rice. The service was fast and the food was 10/10.

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    Daikokuya Little Tokyo - Daikoku Ramen

    Daikokuya Little Tokyo

    4.1(10k reviews)
    5.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    Daikokuya is a long time staple of Little Tokyo, whenever I'm in town on business or vacation I…read moremake a point to visit. Their ramen noodles are always cooked perfectly (I like them a little firm) and their broths are super flavorful, their eggs cooked perfectly. I usually enjoy their spicy or black garlic broths which add extra kicks. Daikokuya can be busy throughout the day, but there servers and kitchen staff work hard to turn around orders and tables relatively quickly. Anytime is a good time for ramen from Daikokuya.

    Daikokuya is a solid ramen franchise from the Bishamon group. I miss how close the Hacienda…read morelocation one back in the day, and now the closest one to me is the MPK location, but if any of my out of town, out of state, out of country friends are visiting and they have a hankering for ramen with a strong, but not super heavy kotteri flavor. The location isn't super big and it does get super busy with people putting their names on the wait list and people queueing busily outside (overflow of people waiting for many of the other restaurants along this part of the block too). Overall the ramen isn't bad, chashu is nice and fatty and tender. Ramen is rich and filling. It's nice that it already comes with an egg too and you don't have to add another one. Lots of other side dishes and combos too if someone in your party doesn't want ramen. However, with the increases in prices, the fact that there's many other options in LT, and the fact that there are other Daikokuya locations, it's an alright LT option.

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    Daikokuya Little Tokyo - Spicy Miso Ramen

    Spicy Miso Ramen

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    RAKKAN Ramen - DTLA - SPICY GARNET is made with an original blend of spicy miso. Enjoy with our Spicy Beef Gyoza for an extra kick!

    RAKKAN Ramen - DTLA

    4.2(1.3k reviews)
    5.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$
    Vegan friendly
    Kitchen open late

    Didn't sit inside as it was stuffy, so we sat outside which was warm but at least there was air…read more Our server was great and helpful. Vegan TanTan Tsukemen (5/5 stars) - it's not easy find a ramen place that has good vegetarian ramen let alone vegan, this one was delicious, very refreshing, and I'm glad I got the broth cold since it was so hot, the broth is a miso soy milk combo and it works super well in having flavor and creaminess Overall, great vegan ramen!

    It was my second visit here. The first one was OK. This time it was just passable. There are…read moreseveral really good ramen restaurants in Little Tokyo so I don't see a 3rd visit happening. I was craving ramen and ordered the Ruby, with a miso-based broth. The description says, "Chicken chashu and perfectly seared shrimp create the perfect pairing, while bamboo shoots, green onion, and a seasoned egg add layers of texture and taste." The broth was indeed very good, and almost hot. Everything *in* it was not very warm: I think they left it to the broth to heat up the chicken, the egg, the noodles, and even cook the shrimp. The broth couldn't do all that. 10 minutes in, the egg halves and the chicken were still very cool inside, and the shrimp were still translucent. As you can see in the picture, they were not seared at all on arrival as per the menu. I told the waitress they weren't cooked; she said they were, but I took her up on her offer to have them "toasted." They came back w sear marks on top and still translucent underneath. The chicken is very tender, but it wasn't "chashu" as the descriptions says, either: just plain white poached chicken with no particular flavor. With this I got a melon float. It was delicious, but no spoon for the ice cream, so I used my ramen spoon. And I got the bill while I was involved with this process -- there was nobody else in the restaurant at this point, so there was no reason to hurry. Even though the waitress said "take your time"... it's hard not to feel rushed when they push the bill on you while you're still eating. Altogether not a nice experience. Next time I'll go back to Hachioji, Mr Ramen, or Shin-Sen-Gumi, which have been consistently great.

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    RAKKAN Ramen - DTLA - Healthy and Tasty, Our ramen is made with 100% plant-based broth. (QUARTZ Vegan)

    Healthy and Tasty, Our ramen is made with 100% plant-based broth. (QUARTZ Vegan)

    RAKKAN Ramen - DTLA - Vegan Gyoza are crunchy, crispy and packed with delicious vegetables like edamame, cabbage and carrots!

    Vegan Gyoza are crunchy, crispy and packed with delicious vegetables like edamame, cabbage and carrots!

    RAKKAN Ramen - DTLA - Kanikama Sushi Bites come topped with savory teriyaki sauce and crunchy fried onions!

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    Kanikama Sushi Bites come topped with savory teriyaki sauce and crunchy fried onions!

    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo - Shinsengumi ramen hakata style with side egg

    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo

    4.0(3.3k reviews)
    5.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$
    Casual dining
    30 years in business

    We came here around 1:30pm to grab lunch thinking we will get skewers, but then found out they only…read moreserve it after 5pm on weekdays. Nevertheless they still had curry and ramen options we wanted to try. Tue interior of the restaurant was super nice, as it recently opened. It was clean and nicely decorated with Japanese artifacts. We ordered the karaage curry rice and eel combo set. Took about 10 minutes for the dishes to come out. The curry was so tasty. Chicken karaage was excellent. Loved the flavor of the eel, it was cooked perfectly. Prices of the dishes were good for the quality and the portion. Service was excellent. Our server greeted us in Japanese, was very friendly throughout the lunch. We found out he was from Fort Lee, NJ, so we also had extended discussion on current state of Fort Lee and NJ.

    Every time I come eat here, the employees are always so friendly and helpful! I usually get a…read moreHakata Ramen (consistently 10/10), but today I was craving some rice! Today, I got their Pork Cutlet Bowl; it features pork cutlet topped with mayo and tonkatsu (?) sauce, shredded cabbage, red ginger, and rice. For me, it was a decently good bowl. The flavor was good, but the pork was a little dry. Overall, not too bad!

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    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo - Rainbow (salad) ramen: cold noodles & julienned vegetables.

    Rainbow (salad) ramen: cold noodles & julienned vegetables.

    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo - Fried pork rice (my favorite)

    Fried pork rice (my favorite)

    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo - 12 piece gyoza for $5.15

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    12 piece gyoza for $5.15

    Hachioji Craft Ramen - Hachioji Shoyu Ramen w/ Duck

    Hachioji Craft Ramen

    4.2(463 reviews)
    5.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    One of our must-go ramen shops whenever we visit LA! It was really hot in LA this time and we were…read morealready sweating like crazy but that didn't stop us from eating some good ramen! We usually order the same ramen but my husband and son decided to try something different this time. My husband ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen and my son ordered the Shio Ramen. Mine was, of course, delicious as always but I tried theirs too and they were both very tasty! Our only complaint was that it was also very warm inside the restaurant. We were hoping to cool down a little while we ate but unfortunately, that wish was not granted. LOL We still really enjoyed the food, though! And my husband definitely enjoyed his cold beer!

    TLDR: Go for gluten free experience, avoid for other dishes…read moreThe only positive part of this experience was that they offered gluten free noodles and specific gluten free broths for my brother with Celiac who hasn't had ramen in years. They were very knowledgeable in what was gluten free and what wasn't. The only unfortunate part is that all the meats are marinated in a sauce that is not gluten free. So you can only get tofu or no protein. Even if you select no protein, it comes out to be the same price. Other than the gluten free ramen, we ordered a karage bowl, dry spicy ramen, and spicy tuna roll. The karage bowl had chicken that was NOT fried. I'm not sure how it's cooked but the chicken came out slimy. I was very disappointed as I was looking forward to crunchy karage. The dry ramen had noodles that were way overcooked. The flavoring was okay. Nothing to be impressed about. The spicy tuna roll was probably the best thing there. They had pickled yellow radish that we thought was interesting.

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    Interior

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    Hachioji Bun Burger

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    Men Oh Tokushima Ramen

    Men Oh Tokushima Ramen

    4.1(1.5k reviews)
    5.3 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$
    Happy hour specials
    Kid friendly

    We were looking for a place to eat for lunch and we haven't had ramen in a minute so we decided to…read morestop by before we head back home to Bakersfield. If you have not been to this ramen spot, you are missing out! I still remember that broth like it was yesterday..... so flavorful, so rich, delicious umami flavors. There's not a lot of seating here and there's also not a long line; however, weirdly when we visited people came exactly when another person was leaving. I don't know if it was just timed perfectly or what, but this place definitely stays busy. If you're not afraid of garlic then I would highly recommend the black garlic for sure and of course don't forget to order your extra egg for good luck! You have to pay for the parking area to get into the gated area, but it's not too bad. They won't let you in the gated area if there's no parking which is probably how they have consistent guests but also kind of timed perfectly. I mean, there are other restaurants nearby also that are as busy, but that's what I noticed when I came. I'm always in the area and there's too many delicious food spots in Southern California, but I would love to come back to this one. The staff was also really nice and gave us our space. Restrooms were okay, we came in the afternoon so it wasn't spotless, but it wasn't too bad either.

    This was my first time trying this place out. 1. Staff were…read morefriendly and attentive. 2. Ramen Soup broth was amazingly tasty, best part was that it wasn't too salty. 3. Chicken Karaage was very good. I ordered the Black Garlic Ramen and Chicken Karaage. The Chiasu was tender and cut thick. I really enjoyed having lunch here. While I was there, people were coming in and out, and the place fills up. The manager/owner was Japanese and was very friendly.

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    Men Oh Tokushima Ramen
    Men Oh Tokushima Ramen
    Men Oh Tokushima Ramen

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    Maruya - Chirashi

    Maruya

    3.7(957 reviews)
    5.1 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    Every time I come to little Tokyo, this is the place I go to eat. Amazing Ramen bowls, fresh…read moresushi, and great Japanese spirits from rice beer, to sake, to shochu. This is the place to eat in little Tokyo!

    Little Tokyo Ramen Crawl: Maruya Some days you just get a…read morecraving. Not a specific one, not a "I need this exact dish" kind of craving -- just a deep, nagging need for a bowl of noodles. That's the mood that pulled me into Maruya in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. I ordered the chashu tonkotsu, the classic go-to when you want to judge a ramen shop by its bones. And the verdict? It was... fine. Not bad, not memorable -- just okay. The kind of bowl that doesn't offend you but doesn't linger in your memory either. No standout richness in the broth, no chashu slice that made me pause mid-bite. Just noodles, doing their job. This is actually the second ramen spot I've tried in Little Tokyo, and I'll admit -- I'm starting to feel a little underwhelmed by the neighborhood's ramen scene so far. For a pocket of the city with so much culinary history packed into a few blocks, I expected to be a bit more wowed by now. Two tries in, and I'm still searching for that bowl that stops me in my tracks. What did stand out, though, was the service. The staff at Maruya were genuinely warm and helpful -- attentive without hovering, quick to check in, the kind of hospitality that makes you want to root for the place even when the food doesn't quite deliver. It's the kind of detail that softens an otherwise middling meal. So, Little Tokyo ramen crawl: two down, verdict still out. The people have been great. The noodles? I'm still waiting to be impressed. On to the next bowl.

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    Inside

    Maruya - California Roll

    California Roll

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    Tsujita Artisan Noodle - Chashu Ramen

    Tsujita Artisan Noodle

    4.1(174 reviews)
    5.4 miArts District, Downtown
    $$

    There is no better place to get dipping ramen than Tsujita!…read more The one in sawtelle always packed with a wait- this one you could walk right in! Don't bother getting anything else except the chashu tsukemen for food. It's THAT good!!! Also if you want to treat yourself- get the $6 apple juice that's won several awards. Lowkey expensive but you get why when you taste it. Best apple juice I've ever had- and I grew up in the northeast.

    I thought Tsujita Artisan Noodle was really good, though I still don't feel like I've found my…read moreperfect ramen spot yet. I ordered the spicy tonkotsu and loved the flavor, especially the chashu. I'm usually a pork belly person, but the chashu was so flavorful that I genuinely think I'll start choosing it instead from now on. Everything came out piping hot, which normally sounds like a compliment, but it was almost too hot to comfortably eat. Weirdly, we actually enjoyed the leftovers even more reheated at home. I do wish I'd tried the thicker noodles, but paying an extra $3 just to switch noodle styles felt a little ridiculous. We also tried the gyoza, which were good, but I wish they had come with a more traditional soy-based dipping sauce instead of already being dressed in chili oil. I'd definitely come back, especially to try the dipping ramen. I'd never had tsukemen before, and it sounded so good that I was already regretting not ordering it by the end of the meal.

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    Tsujita Artisan Noodle - Karaage Skewer

    Karaage Skewer

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