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    Susuru Ramen Bar

    4.7 (365 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    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!

    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.

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    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!

    Unagi Roll
    Ariana M.

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

    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.

    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.

    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.

    Iced Green Tea
    Bridgette L.

    Came down from Griffith, Observatory, and found this lovely gem through Yelp. The ratings did not lie! Great selection. Food was great. Friendly staff. Great prices!

    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.

    Spicy Tonkotsu
    Nemo A.

    We waited 30mins to dine in but it was worth every second. Poor worker was understaffed but even then made sure we were well taken care of. The food is absolutely delicious. The place is tiny and cozy so plan accordingly.

    Katsu sando
    David A.

    3.5 stars! * TAKOYAKI - great consistency, filled with octopus vs. air or fried filling. Not too hot, though, I wonder if they're made there in bulk and refrigerated or if it's entirely sourced. * SHUMAI - also a solid starter, the dipping sauce was good. Here's the disappointing part, my main course was NOT the ramen. * KATSU SANDO - lovely kewpie mayonnaise flavor and sauce, bread isn't too thick or thin and it also doesn't hold up against the power of the cabbage and chicken. Ideal amount of breading. This beats a Chick-Fil-A sandwich, for sure. I'll come back and try the ramen, I might have to revise up or down. Located along busy Hollywood Blvd. in Thai Town. Stiff competition from many other excellent restaurants within walking distance. Small tables and seating inside, maybe about ten pairs of people could eat in here at once. Quick, attentive service. I admired the crushed ice they use and how often they refilled my water, especially on a hot day (over 100 degrees).

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    They have a variates of food options to pick. From California rolls to Japanese egg sandwiches to ramen. Good service. Good variety of food.

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    Daikokuya Little Tokyo

    Daikokuya Little Tokyo

    4.1
    (10k reviews)
    5.1 mi
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    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.

    Lucked out with not a huge wait and got to come here with a group of friends. Daikokuya is located…read moreon the perimeter of the Little Tokyo plaza and on a busy strip against other very popular ramen places. To be clear, you really can't go wrong with any of the restaurants on this street and I recommend just going with whichever one has the shortest wait when you show up. Thankfully we only had to wait about 20 minutes and got a table inside. There were 6 of us and they made us squeeze into a booth built for 4 which was a little annoying but we made it work. I ordered their signature Daikoku Ramen which was very flavorful and filling, just wish there had been more meat! My husband got the poke bowl with salmon and tuna which is a great dish for those on the protein grind. Service was mixed, they brought some dishes out immediately and then others in our group had to wait longer to get their food. Overall food was tasty and I would go back.

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    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo

    Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen - Little Tokyo

    4.0
    (3.2k reviews)
    5.2 mi
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    Casual dining
    30 years in business

    My fav go-to ramen spot ALWAYS HITS for dinner. Hakata white is a great and delicious deal at the…read moresame time. It's not too heavy but still creamy for that rich ramen taste. I love how you can customize the broth type, noodle firmness, and garlic here! Besides ramen, they have a wide selection of appetizers and drinks to choose from so def bring your picky eaters here! Our server was delightful and she was so sweet! Seating is open and very chill, and they will always take care of you here :)

    Update: Was not as good as I remembered it. The noodles and broth were fine, keeping it at maybe…read morefour stars. The chashu was disappointing: lean and chewy--more like steak found in pho than the tender pork I expected. The wait for a table was long in the hot sun during lunch. And it's still an inconvenient location to get to in terms of parking--little Tokyo is as busy as ever. We had to share a table with some other, really loud patrons. The air conditioning was broken. I got the fried rice, previously one of my favorite side dishes here, but the Yakimeshi rice was too dry and disappointing. I added garlic and soft boiled egg to my ramen. The garlic flakes were too big/strong and overpowered everything. The egg was good. Since the noodles and broth are the most important parts and were both decent, I'd keep this place at around four stars. But there are a lot of other ramen places to try in the area. Original from years ago: Overtook Daikokuya as my favorite ramen place. I love so much about the place except the wait. And the parking, which doesn't validate as long as it used to. But really, the wait is really terrible. I would eat here more often if the wait weren't such an issue.

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    Rainbow (salad) ramen: cold noodles & julienned vegetables.
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    Fried pork rice (my favorite)
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    Hachioji Craft Ramen

    Hachioji Craft Ramen

    4.3
    (455 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $$

    This was our first time dining here. After a short wait on a Saturday evening we were seated…read more Tables were very clean and comfortable and the service was really friendly. I ordered the Salmon Ikura Bowl and my guest had the Tonkotsu Yama. My order came with miso soup and a small salad, both of which were delicious. The salad had the perfect dressing - not overwhelming but flavorful. My tuna bowl was great. The tuna was perfectly tender and looked beautiful. My guest really enjoyed his Salmon Ikura Bowl. Many other nearby restaurants had really long lines and wait times. But I doubt their food was any better than what we had here. I highly recommend this restaurant.

    Came here on a Wednesday evening for happy hour, and it was definitely an interesting stop while…read moreexploring Little Tokyo Overall, the food was solid. The takoyaki was the highlight--crispy on the outside, soft and tender on the inside, with generous pieces of squid. The karaage chicken was crispy and flavorful, although it leaned just a touch over-fried. The California roll was decent, nothing particularly memorable but it hit the spot. To wash everything down, I ordered the Mega Sapporo, which arrived perfectly ice-cold and was incredibly refreshing. That said, it might actually be a better value to order the smaller glasses depending on the pricing. Service was probably the weakest part of the experience. Our server rarely checked on us throughout the meal, and I don't recall being asked if we needed anything after our food arrived. On the bright side, empty plates were cleared promptly, which helped keep the table tidy. The ambiance had a relaxed, casual Japanese bar and restaurant vibe. It wasn't overly loud, making it an easy place to unwind over drinks and appetizers. If you're in the Little Tokyo area, I'd recommend stopping by to take advantage of their happy hour or lunch specials. It's a nice spot for reasonably priced bites and a cold beer, especially if you're looking for a laid-back atmosphere

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    Marugame Monzo

    Marugame Monzo

    4.4
    (5.2k reviews)
    5.1 mi
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    Freshly made udon. Nothing goes better than this…read more My second time here. And this time we tried the duck udon and sea urchins udon. Both are excellent. The sea urchins one is creamy and VERY RICH. The cream sauce bend in really well with the sea urchins. But definitely not something you would order if you are on a weaker stomach. The duck udon is flavorful with plenty of meat. The soup pair perfectly with the udon as well. There was a line outside before it opened. But not too bad. They got a little eating area outside right next to the street and I saw people ate there with their dog as well. I guess that they are "kinda" dog friendly?

    7/19/2026 3 1/2…read moreStars Not my first time here, but my first review on Yelp. Been awhile since I was last here. UDON KAKE It was good, but the broth was a bit salty at first. Udon noodles were good, but it was not excellent. It did have light chewy texture. BUT in comparison to Meiji Seimen, it fell short, really short! I was disappointed. BEEF BOWL It was delicious! Beef was tender and moist and loved the caramelized onion too. Rice was delicious too, not dry nor mushy. Served with pickled red ginger. A very satisfying bowl. Sat at the bar, so watched them make udon from scratch, which was nice. WAIT LIST There was a line when I got there, just as it opened. It wasn't long, but everyone wrote their name down on a wait list. There's a sheet of paper placed on the table outside. Please write your name down ASAP, as that will help in making sure that you will grab a seat. Also, the lines are disorganized too, so it's best to write down your name, so no one cuts in front of you. It is a small restaurant. Limited seats. CUSTOMER SERVICE It was okay. Everyone got in the restaurant in the order they came in. Service was quick and there were no delays in taking orders. The server came by quickly and dropped off the check as she saw that I was nearly finished with my meal. PARKING Parked at Joe's Autoparks. It was $15! I did not know until after I paid the ticket. Very difficult to find parking in this area, so not many options unless you want to walk really far, back to your car in 90 degree heat. There was another parking garage next to Joe's, but the price was the same! Would I come back again? Not sure. Given that the udon wasn't what I expected, it may be my last time here. Also, parking sucks.

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    Maruya

    Maruya

    3.7
    (957 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $$

    Trying out different spots in little Tokyo village! Their portion is crazy big!! Half way eating I…read morelook up at my mom and ask "did you even eat any?" Her bento looks the same as when it was served lol!!!! Super big portion! They are all delicious!!

    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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    Tsujita Artisan Noodle

    Tsujita Artisan Noodle

    4.1
    (171 reviews)
    5.4 mi
    $$

    This is a review only of their happy hour specifically, not of their ramen, which I have not tried…read moreand can't speak to the quality of. I actually became aware of the existence of this restaurant *because* they had a happy hour sign out in front, advertising, among other things, $4 salmon poke "tacos" (which was definitely actually a tostada, but still), and $3 nigori sake to go with it, which sounded pretty bomb - when I passed by the sign on my way to an event at Death & Co nearby, I took note of it but wasn't interested in food. However, when I left that event, an event I thought was going to provide a lot more food than it actually did, I absolutely *was* interested in food, and remembered that the sign advertised not only a traditional happy hour (open until 6 weekdays, 2:30-5:30 Saturday/Sunday), but also the same prices during a reverse happy hour (8 to close weekdays, 9 to close on the weekend). Given it was, at that moment, just after 8 on a Wednesday, I knew exactly where I was going to get the second half of my dinner from. Funny enough, I will say, the salmon poke that drew me in, was just... good. Don't get me wrong, if I were offered them for free, I'd eat at *least* a dozen. They were quite tasty - also like 2 bites worth of food (so eating a dozen of them would not be remotely difficult to do.) Salmon poke is wonderful, but if I wanted poke, I'd go find a poke place - even $4 felt a bit pricey for the size (they're $6 when it isn't happy hour), so I'm glad I decided to also try their karaage. Their karaage is BOMB - some of the best I've had, honestly. $7 for a 4-piece order of their karaage, by contrast, feels like a very reasonable price, and $5 (during happy hour) an absolute steal. Great karaage, great sauce, super fulfilling. The happy hour on karaage would be enough of a draw by itself - but separate from that, so would the $3 happy hour on sake, including both a regular house cold sake and a nigori. As you can see from the picture, they also intentionally overpour their sake, which is not only a very pretty presentation, but also an impressive amount of sake for $3 (heck, for DTLA, a pretty impressive amount of sake even at their normal $5 price). They also have $6 happy hour shochu/sake/juice cocktails that looked pretty good, though I didn't try one. Service was great, too - sometimes you can tell a restaurant is less excited to serve someone who clearly just came in for a drink and a snack, but that was not my experience here. Verdict is, I definitely want to come back and try their ramen sometime, but I would definitely make sure to do it either before or after their prime dinner hour, to take advantage of happy hour pricing. (And I would definitely get more of that karaage as a side. I will probably also make a point to do so as a snack, subsequent to any future events I go to in the area that end around 8 on a weekday, as well, for as long as that happy hour remains such a draw, price-wise.)

    Food (3/5): Pretty ok ramen! You come to Tsujita Artisan Noodle in Arts District for the Tsukemen…read more Their tsukemen is creamy with deep umami flavor. Their noodles have a bounciness and chewiness that hold the broth you dip your noodles in. I do wish the broth was hotter because the noodles are traditionally served cold. I've come here for their Naruto collaboration and to try their traditional ramen where their noodles come with the broth and it tastes significantly different than their tsukemen which I didn't have a liking to. It was missing some oomph that not only differentiates this ramen from others I've tasted before but also gets people to keep coming. Service (5/5): Quick service! Every time I've been there hasn't been a wait. Price (4/5): To compensate for taste I do think the price needs to be lowered a bit. The tsukemen to me was definitely worth it. Ambiance (4/5): Cute little modern shop. It won't fit many big parties but it is perfect for duos.

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