this food is always really yummy, i have to make sure i save space whenever i come to eat here so i can fully enjoy it. also the service is always friendly. jonathan was very nice, responsive, and attentive! read more

I must admit I'm not really a dipping noodles gal but then this changed my mind! My other experiences with dipping ramen has been too too salty. Here I asked if I could adjust the saltiness and they were able to make it less salty and it was PERFECT! The noodles were super bouncy. Then at the end they added broth to it and it was so tasty! Definitely recommend! Nice interior, and in this huge plaza with lots of parking. read more

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Came here on a Monday evening 6pm, and no wait. Service was friendly, albeit slow. It took a few flag downs to get our order taken (even though the restaurant wasn't full at all in the beginning) and a few more to get the check at the end of the meal. We ordered the mazesoba and tsukemen. Food came out super fast. Both dishes were good. The soupless mazesoba is like a Japanese carbonara. It comes hot and topped with an egg yolk that you stir in. The dish is pretty rich, but tasty. Tsukemen was pretty standard, the meat was nice and tender, and the egg was spot on. I do wish they had more bamboo shoots and green onions in the dipping broth, I had to go fishing for those elements. We were never offered our soup-wari, so that was a bit disappointing. Again, that might be due to the slow service, and by that time we were ready for our check. read more

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We came here around opening for dinner on Father's day. They have a happy hour menu on weekdays and weekends which is very nice! The service was good and attentive. The appetizer we got was the chicken larvae and takoyaki and both were solid good food. I got the spicy niku ramen with the spice on the side so I can add as much as I wanted. We also got the normal ramen which was good too. The chashu pork is what made the ramen stand out the most as it was really good. We also got the tsukemen ramen (not pictured) which is what they are known for. Good food and service altogether! read more

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No wait on Sat 4pm. HH 3-6 pm. noodle texture is not my type, they were quite hard to chew and seemed undercooked to me. I tried the Tori Chintan Ramen (Chicken Ramen). The chicken and kombu broth was light, quite bland. It's tasted like something I would eat when I'm sick. Tokusei Ramen with pork chashu and egg, was better, overall it was just okay, nothing so great. One thing that caught my attention was the happy hour karaage : $5 for 4 pieces or $10 for 7 pieces, double the price doesn't double the portion. read more

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We initially planned on grabbing malatang, but the line was far too long. Wifey was craving ramen, and Taishoken saved the day. While the kids still got a classic ramen, we adults went adventurous with soup-less ramen. Food (4 stars) + Mazesoba soup-less ramen was good but not as impressive as their other soup-less option. The egg that you mix in upon arrival gave it a carbonara vibe, and the chashu was tasty. There were lots of bamboo shoots that I originally thought were mushrooms. The sauce/seasoning of the ramen has a bit fishy flavor, which my wife didn't love, but still pretty good. I actually prefer the other soup-less ramen. - Chicken karaage (small order, $7) had a light batter and was freshly cooked. Standard, but enjoyable. Service/Ambiance (same as before) + Service remained excellent, with the waitress explaining dishes in detail. + The food came out incredibly fast--kid's ramen was like instantly, appetizer in about 3 minutes, and entrées in less than 10 minutes. + The ambiance still evokes a warm, Japanese feel. read more

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I'd say skip it overall. The noodles were too al dente, and the dipping broth wasn't anything particularly memorable. Honestly, I feel like I could recreate something similar pretty easily using kits from a Japanese market. The karaage, though, was super crispy and really good. If you go, I'd recommend just getting one dipping noodle dish to share and ordering a bunch of appetizers instead -- otherwise it ends up being way too much noodle. Or go to Tsujita read more

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Good, solid tsukemen and ramen shop. Its in a big strip mall so easy parking. Had reservations but the place was maybe 1/2 full. 3 of us had tsukemen and 2 had ramen. Also calamari appetizer and karaage chicken. The calamari was fantastic - lightly breaded and perfectly cooked. The tsukemen was very good. Ramen and karaage was OK. Good service. Prices $18-$20. Overall a solid choice. read more

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My friends and I stopped by Taishoken on a Saturday around 12:30 p.m. for lunch and the restaurant was surprisingly empty. Our party of four was able to get seated right away. Although Taishoken is known for their tsukemen, I'll always opt for mazesoba if I see it on a menu. The mazesoba here is easily some of the best I've had in the Bay Area. The included piece of chashu is well-seasoned, fall apart tender and had a good balance of lean to fatty meat. The noodles are cooked to perfection and have a really nice chew to them. There is just the right amount of sauce in the dish, and the raw egg yolk adds a wonderful richness that coats each strand of noodle when mixed. Included with your mazesoba is a small side of vinegar. I would definitely recommend trying out the mixed mazesoba on its own -- without the vinegar, and adding in the vinegar about half-way in in order to try out a completely different flavor profile of the noodles. The acidity of the vinegar cuts through the richness and keeps you coming back for bite after bite. If you've never tried mazesoba before, I can't recommend it enough at Taishoken. I can't wait to stop by again for another bowl. read more

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I was actually thinking of making the trip to their San Mateo store, luckily this one opened up that's way closer! Fantastic tsuekemen at fair pricing and speedy service that's on point. Very relaxed atmosphere with a pretty clean interior. Notably different from a lot of other places, they serve buckwheat noodles for their tsukemen. Quite fragrant and solid chew. Heavenly pork, supremely soft and melts in your mouth. Broth served piping hot as it should. Very rich yet well balanced, leaning heavily on dashi/seafood aroma for their broth. I'm quite the fan! Aburasoba is also really good, punchy flavor with lot of depth. My brother is hard to please and he's also quite excited about this place (there aren't many that do aburasoba well either). Chicken karaage is lightly battered, with kewpie mayo. Not too heavy and a good complement to the noodles. Absolutely returning customer here! read more

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their second location and it still tastes the same as san mateo. one of the better dipping ramens in the area where the broth isnt too oily. it sticks to your noodles to get that flavor. sometimes i want to drink the broth right away but i know to wait until they add the chicken broth at the end. i havent tried their regular ramen but heard from some that its just okay. the wait isnt too bad since its been open for a while now and the craze died down at least on a week night. not sure about weekends. read more

Very solid Tsukemen. I went here recently with my two homies for the first time. All of us went to Japan a year ago and there was this one place with Tsukemen Ramen at Tokyo Station. It was the best ramen I've ever had in my life. Ever since that day Ive wanted to try other places that do that same style thats why all of us ended up at Taishoken. We ordered a Karaage appetizer to start which was pretty yummy. Then we all ordered our own bowls of Tsukemen. This was pretty good. I loved the flavor of the broth and all the fixings were prepped perfectly. However even after every tasty bite there was still a small part of me that yearned for that first experience I had in Japan. Despite that I still scratched the itch and I would 100% come back if I had peeps who wanted to get some good ramen in the area. read more

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Fantastic ambiance. Our family of 9 went to try this place on a Saturday around 530pm. Clean modern seating and kid friendly! They have kid friendly plates, utensils as well menu items. The squid appetizer is very tasty and I haven't seen the type of seasoning anywhere else. I enjoyed my ramen too. Typically I like the thicker noodle but my ramen came with the thin one and there's no substitutions. Food came quickly and staff are very friendly. read more

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The prices are a little bit high here, typically low $20. The food is good here but I usually hope for a little bit more meat. I'm assuming the price is because of the noodle, which has very nice texture and is done well. I usually get the most popular item, the Tokusei Tsukemen (which is good) but I tried their Duck Tsukemen. It came with 4 pieces of duck that were soft but kind of hard to tear apart. The noodles are good and the accompanied broth is quite light. My only issue is that the lime in the soup was overpowering and I didn't taste much of the chicken in the soup. Everything was still great in all and the servers are very nice. read more

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Again Taishoken never disappoints! My partner decided to get the Kamo Shoyu Tsukemen which is a new item. It was a nice light refreshing broth with a hint of citrus, if you're looking for a lighter meal I'd totally recommend it. If you're looking for bouncy, rich, and savory noodles you can never go wrong with the Tokusei Tsukemen! Quality is always consistent and delicious. read more

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Decided to stop by for some ramen and I am not the biggest fan of ramen, but it was pretty tasty! For the price, I would say it comes with a generous amount. It was fairly busy, but all the staff was helpful when we needed something. read more

Taishoken - Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

My fave restaurant to revisit for a yummy meal :) I like that the proportions are very generous and consistently delicious! I've tried both their tsukemen dipping ramen spicy and non-spicy. Next time, I'm curious on trying more appetizers. I saw the tables around me order an assortment of them, and they all look so visually aesthetic and appetizing! Service is quick and attentive. Plenty of parking in a plaza parking lot, although it tends to get busy since it is a popular shopping plaza!I read more

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Taishoken is famous for its tsukemen, and it lives up to the hype. The cold, chewy noodles are served separately so you can dip them into a rich broth that's thick, savory, and satisfying. It's fun to eat, filling, and a nice change of pace if you want something with a little more bite and texture than regular ramen. Their tonkotsu ramen is also a great option. The broth is creamy and comforting, the pork is tender, and the boiled egg is well prepared timing-wise; perhaps a little cold. It's tasty and perfect if you want a warm, cozy bowl without having to think too hard about it. Service is pretty decent and inside the restaurant is sophisticatedly nice. From the signage I learned the recipe originated in 1951. Generally a good parking situation because there's a huge lot, but this 'Ranch 99' area can get quite packed at times. read more

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When I heard milpitas had a Taishoken, I was happy to head over as it is closer to me than San Mateo. The Milpitas location is larger while the San Mateo location feels more intimate. Think I prefer the San Mateo one more having experienced both. I got the same dish Spicy Tsukemen and it was just as delicious as I remembered it however was sad that my soup base came surprisingly lukewarm closer to room temp. My sister got the same order too and we were slightly debating if we wanted to ask them to reheat it a bit more. From our experience at San Mateo, the soup should have came with some steam oozing out so maybe we went on an off day for Milpitas. We got the takoyaki for an appetizer and liked the batter they had. The yuzu beer was good too! read more

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We really like this ramen house. Their Tokusei Tsukemen is especially tasty. The dry noodles are served with a flavorful sauce, and you dip the noodles into the sauce with every bite. This keeps the noodles fresh and not soggy like they would be if sitting in broth. That said, their regular ramen is also very good. I had the Tori Chintan, and it hit the spot perfectly. The restaurant is located in the Ranch 99 Market plaza, very close to Mayflower Restaurant. Service is friendly and fast, making for a satisfying meal every time. read more

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So glad they opened one near home! We basically ordered one of everything, since some of us have never been here, so we wanted to try it all. My favorites are the calamari, potato salad, and mazesoba! read more

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Honestly ramen was okay. Nothing really outstanding about it. Service was nice and we came during opening hours on a Thursday and still waited around 45 mins. My friend got the chicken ramen but it didn't have much flavor. Really nice and clean restaurant though and worth trying at least once. Maybe next time I would get their dip ramen since thats what they are known for. read more

Taishoken - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

We stopped by on a Friday at lunch and there was a bit of line to my surprise. After trying it though, I totally understand the hype. This place has the best tsukumen I've ever tried. We ordered two of the tokusei tsukumen and everything was perfection. The noodles were perfectly thick and chewy; the dipping soup was so savory, rich, and flavorful; and the pork belly it came with was lifechanging. It was so perfectly tender and melt in your mouth that I was sad to finish it so quickly. Pretty clean and casual spot and in a plaza with a lot of competition, but I would absolutely come back here again for another tsukumen. read more

Taishoken - Tokusei Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

I. Love. It. I have gone to the Mountain View location so I was super happy when I found out they are opening this in a plaza close by. This is in the super super busy plaza where alot of other eating establishments are. I usually do not like going here but alot of my favorite spots are here so I have no choice. Yes parking can be difficult in the busier times. This place gets packed. I usually go on yelp to see what the wait times are before we go so I can plan ahead. It hasn't been too bad though, at max we waited 20mins. Taishoken specializes in Tsukemen style of ramen. The noodles are thick and straight, served warm on the side with the proteins on top. Then you get a nice bowl of concentrated broth to dip your noodles in. This style of ramen is usually enjoyed more in summer months. Their broth is pretty delicious. I think it is a mix of pork, chicken, and anchovies. There's also a tang from maybe a vinegar in there. Super savory, umami, all those words. lol The noodles are perfect vehicle to the savory broth. The cuts of chashu are soft and melts in your mouth. The shoyu egg is soft and cooked to perfection. Everything I want and expect tsukemen would taste. I usually also ask for more broth to add to the dipping broth to dilute it so I can easily sip on it. Nice end to the meal. I have also tried the sand storm calamari, the karaage, and hiyayakko. Price is to expected, honestly not too bad for amazing food. Highly recommend. read more

Taishoken - Tokusei Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

Taishoken is a great option for ramen in the area. I'll typically come here with my coworkers for lunch and we can usually get a seat without a long wait. Ambiance is very pleasant and the staff are always nice. THINGS I'D RECOMMEND: - Mazesoba: had this on my recent visit, and will now be my go to order. It was so good! Great bounce to the noodles, good flavor and great portion. - Niku Spicy Ramen: good flavors if you enjoy a sweet spice - Signature Ramen: can't go wrong! - Sandstorm Calamari: pleasantly surprised! Really tasty and tender. Hot take, I'm not the biggest fan of the tsukemen here. I think the noodles are too heavy and I often feel like it's missing something. I also would pass on the cucumber salad. read more

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Came with a friend on Sunday around 1 and was seated pretty quickly. Food is very filling but I do find it a bit pricey that the tsukemen is already $18 but only comes with 1 piece of chashu. Also I didn't realize it till later but I was charged for 2 pieces of extra chashu when I only received 1 extra piece (the only reason I do have 3 pieces in the picture is because my friend gave me her piece, not something worth complaining about since it was just $2 but just something to tell the cooks to look at the orders more carefully). Ambiance was very relaxed and easy to hear the staff when ordering and when me and my friend were talking. read more

Taishoken - Tsukemen with 2 pieces of extra chashu - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

We tried this ramen place in the evening. The price felt reasonable and the portion size was decent, but the broth was a bit too light, so it lacked flavor and ended up tasting slightly greasy. Overall, the noodles were good and the restaurant was quite clean. If you have never tried it before, it is worth giving it a try. 晚上來試試這家拉麵，感覺價格還可以，份量也還行，但是湯頭有點淡，導致沒有什麼味道的結果變成油膩的感覺。整體來說，麵條也不錯，餐廳也蠻乾淨的。沒吃過的人可以來試試看。 read more

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Tokyo Classic Aburasoba is my go to for Taishoken! It is soupless and isn't salty. Vinegar is provided in the side to add a tangy profile to the meal. The meat was very flavorful and tender. Tea is complimentary which I really appreciated. There was no wait for seating and the food came out in a timely fashion. Overall, I'll continue ordering the aburasoba as long as it is being offered! read more

Taishoken - Tokyo Classic Aburasoba - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

I'm a repeat customer at Taishoken. I love their food, from their tsukemen to their mazesoba. I have yet to try their ramen, but I'm sure it's delicious too! My go-to is the Tokusei Tsukemen. Their dipping broth is incredibly savory and full of umami, and their al dente and chewy wheat noodles pair so well with it. I like that their chashu is served two ways. I personally prefer the sous vide version because it's really tender, but the seared version gives you a satisfying meaty mouthfeel. The mazesoba is a little bit on the heavier side with its creaminess, but the vinegar does help cut some of that creaminess. It's equally as flavor-packed as their tsukemen. I'm glad there's a really good tsukemen place in my neighborhood now! read more

A solid ramen option in Milpitas, probably one of the better ones in the area but at a higher price point as well. The service is top notch, if it is your first time trying the Tsukumen Ramen then they explain the process to you nicely which is great. There are even instructions on the menu on how to eat. I tried the Tokusei Ramen, Tokusei Tsukumen and Niku Spicy Ramen. Tokusei Ramen - the noodles were fresh and had great texture. The broth was mild in flavor, I would have liked a richer flavor. The quantity of ramen was lesser than some of the other popular ramen spots in bay area. Tokusei Tsukumen - This is their most popular dish. Although the dish was good overall, I do think that the flavor of the dipping sauce/broth wasn't rich enough and once you add hot water it dilutes way too much. I have had Tsukumen before and the broth upon adding hot water does not dilute in flavor as much as it did here. But again, the texture of the noodles was pretty good. Niku Spicy Ramen - A spicy take on ramen here with a lot of chilli oil spicy flavor. It was my least favourite dish here. I usually like a spicy version of ramen so it was a bit disappointing. All in all, I liked their ambience and service more than their food. I would like to give them another shot and try their cold noodle dishes and some of their appetizers next time. I enjoyed the texture of the noodles in all their dishes that I tried so I am hoping their cold noodle dishes are solid dishes. read more

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Rating: 3.7/5 [dine in] My family and I came here for Sunday lunch and were seated right away. Service was fine, but we felt the flavors were lacking, and the noodles were overpriced for what we got. Yuzu Shio Ramen ($17): The broth was way too salty, so my mom had to add extra broth to dilute it. It also only came with one piece of tofu, which really didn't feel worth the price. Tokyo Classic Aburasoba ($17): The sauce coated the noodles well and grew on me the more I ate. I love thick egg noodles, so this was right up my alley, and the bamboo had great flavor. The portion was much larger than the Yuzu Shio, and I even had leftovers. My only complaint was that it came with just one slice of meat. While I did enjoy it, I couldn't help but compare it to Menya Hanabi in LA, which still has the best mazesoba I've had. Niku Spicy Ramen ($20): My brother ordered this one, which was actually my second choice. read more

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I had the pleasure of visiting Taishoken in Milipitas for the first time back in May this year, and it turned out to be a delightful discovery that I won't soon forget and this is why I am writing this review five months later. My cousin brought me here for dinner during my visit to San Jose, and he knew exactly what to introduce me to: tsukumen! A culinary experience I had somehow missed despite spending three years living in Japan and eating ramen countless times. He and his wife recently discovered tsukumen during a trip to Japan a few months prior and had developed a genuine passion for it. He even gave me a brief history lesson of Taishoken's heritage. Eager to share that same discovery with me, he suggested we both order the Tokusei Tsukumen, and I'm so glad he did. The dipping broth was rich, flavorful, and deeply satisfying although it cools down fast if you don't slurp those noodles quickly. Taishoken has earned a place on my must-visit list, maybe even visit their Tokyo location in the future. Whether you're a tsukumen veteran or, like me, someone experiencing it for the first time, this restaurant delivers an authentic and memorable meal. I highly recommend it to anyone in the San Jose area looking for exceptional ramen. read more

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Came here on a Friday night around 8pm and we snagged the last table. We were helped really quickly and food came out quickly as well. We decided on tokusei tsukemen and Niku spicy ramen. Tokeusei tsukemen 3/5: broth has a really strong anchovy taste, noodle has a good chew to it, not bad, but not my favorite. Niku spicy ramen 2.5/5: the broth was really thick, it's as if they cooked the noodles in the broth and the starch made it thick; broth was not spicy, and the noodle is the really thin type, which I am not a fan of. If you like the thin noodles, you may like the ramen here. Overall, it's an okay place. I'm not sure if I would come back again, as there are a lot of food options around here. read more

Taishoken - Tokusei Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

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This location of Taishoken is located in Milpitas Square. This plaza gets pretty busy on weeknights and weekends, so parking may be hit or miss. They are a bit hidden, as it is tucked away in a corner and the storefront does look like a small shop, but there is a decent amount of seating inside. Service was decent, just a bit slow, even when they were not too busy. I tried their Tokusei Ramen. The proteins and toppings were good, but the soup tasted too rich and a bit too salty. I enjoyed the ramen noodles also. Overall, a solid 3.5 - rounded to a 4. read more

I went around 12:30 pm and didn't get seated until close to 1:30 pm. The wait was pretty long so be prepared to line up or join the line beforehand. The service was quick once we got seated. Ordered the aburasoba and I don't think I'll eat anything else here. This dish was so tasty, with the chewy noodles, silky egg yolk, juicy pork, and fresh green onions. It also came with a side of vinegar (I think) to help cut through the fattiness of the dish, which was a great addition to it. I did try the dipping noodles but preferred this dish over that. So if you've never tried the aburasoba, give it a go! :) read more

Taishoken - Tokyo Classic Aburasoba - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

Came with my fiancé on a Saturday around 8:30pm and were seated within 5 minutes. Taishoken is in the McCarthy Ranch plaza with plenty of parking, though it does get busy on weekends. The interior is modern, clean, and well-lit, and the staff were friendly, attentive, and fast. What we tried: * Tokusei Tsukemen: Known for their tsukemen, and it didn't disappoint! The noodles were perfectly chewy, and the broth was flavorful without being too salty. There was a subtle citrus note that my fiancé loved it, though it's not my personal favorite. 5/5 * Tokusei Ramen: Honestly my favorite here. Chewy noodles, rich umami-packed broth, and perfectly cooked smoky chashu. Definitely my go-to. 5/5 * Takoyaki (not pictured because we demolished it so fast): Highly recommend! Crispy on the outside, soft inside, with a unique add-on of egg tartar topping that adds extra richness. 5+/5 Overall, a great spot for ramen and Japanese bites. Will definitely be back next time I'm in the area! read more

Taishoken - Tokusei Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

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Walked in shortly after opening time on a Saturday afternoon and was welcomed warmly! We were seated immediately and given menus. Loved the ambiance and decor! Waiter explained their history and how the dipping ramen recipe is 3 generations going back to Japan. So of course, we opted for 2 bowls! Their noodles are nice and chewy and their broth was thick and stuck well to the noodles. Also got an order of their spicy miso cucumbers which were super crispy and fresh. Paired well with our ramen. Great healthy portion of noodles and proteins! We left very full and satisfied. Great addition to the area and appreciate the warm customer service. We will back. read more

Taishoken - Ramen Near Me - Milpitas, California

Nothing more satisfying than a warm Tsukemen on a cold raining day. We came in right when they opened at 11:30am and were seated immediately. Glad we came early because about 10 mins later the place started to fill up! We ordered the spicy Tsukemen $22 and it was perfect. The chashu was melt in your mouth and came with 2 pieces. The soft boiled egg was one of the flavorful perfect cooked eggs I've ever eaten. The noodles had a nice bounce and chew to it. The bowl is quite generous and also comes with 1 piece of nori. I opted to get the spice on the side and add as I go. I wasn't sure how spicy it was going to be and it's tolerable not too crazy spicy. Now the broth, dipping sauce was a little thick but so super flavorful. I dunked my noodles (it's cold) into the hot broth and it was like heaven in my mouth... so so good. They servers also come back to see if you would like more broth. This thins out the soup a bit and brings your cold soup back to life cuz cold soup is not tasty. Each slurp with a bit of all of it takes me back to my time in Japan. I'm glad we're able to enjoy this here whenever you are missing this dish. I also ordered the matcha green tea which was refreshing to wash down the noodles. It does get a little bit salty if you eat too much of the broth so make sure not to drink the whole bowl even though I was almost going to! Overall I would totally come back. I want to try the other appetizers and dishes! read more

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DoorDash lunch order on a rainy day. The food delivery time is not bad, in the peak lunch hour after ordering, we got our food in 20 minutes. Tsukemen is what I ordered. The packaging was good, the meat was isolated from the noodle and the dipping sauce or broth. The volume doesn't look generous compared to the price of $19 where there's only one piece of chashu only. Pay $3 more you'll get Tokusei Tsukemen, which includes an egg. The dipping sauce is rich and I could taste the dashi flavor in it. The noodle is buckwheat that doesn't make me fall into a food coma after lunch. I do wish there're more toppings to keep the meal healthier and more balanced. The Spicy Ramen is a soup ramen that also comes with separating package of meat and broth. The noodle is the thin white one. It looks fine but I would probably complain about the volume. The Karaage(Fried chicken) is never good for take out as it's no longer crispy. It comes with a mayo dressing on the side. The chicken are chunky and the taste is fine, no complain here. read more

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Yummy tsukemen overall the meat was really good and broth was salty and flavorful BUT my only con was that the broth wasn't hot it was like room temp which kinda made it not amazing bc the noodles came cold read more

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