came back again before i left the city-- so sad to go. we loved it just as much as the first time. still would absolutely recommend going to anyone who enjoys a good, hearty bowl of ramen. this time i tried the ginger lime cocktail with shochu. loved it. thank you taishoken for another great experience. read more

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Earlier today my husband and I came for dinner. About 30 minutes in, while we were enjoying the delicious food, he had what I thought was a seizure. He was unconscious, shaking, thrashing, sweating and groaning. The staff immediately came to my side (as well as customers) to help me. They called 911 at my request, and once the EMTs arrived they were helpful and truly concerned. Not just trying to get us out of the way. Shaking, I tried to hand over my credit card while the EMTs took my husband on a stretcher. The manager said "No, no.. it's fine, it's fine," with the kindest look in his eye. This would have been our third visit because the food is sooooo good. But now I'm basically going to be their cheerleader to anyone who will listen. I could not be more grateful for their grace and aid while I was in near hysteria. Kindness still exists. And so does genuinely good food. PS: it turned out to be dehydration, but it was scary AF, kids. Drink. Your. Water. read more

I've tried a different location before (San Mateo) for their well known dipping ramen but this time I wanted to give their normal ramen a try. The ambiance is extremely loud in there and the tables are very close together. So if you're looking for a quiet, less crammed space, this isn't it. The actual restaurant looks very nice, but not sure why the bar seats face a storage area with clear windows. As for the food, the calamari was delicious, they give you whole pieces of little squid. The ramen broth is very hearty and bold. When I was halfway through, it became a little too much. I do wish you're able to pick the thickness of noodles. I didn't like the thin noodles with the ramen. It actually reminded me of instant ramen. But to each their own with noodle thickness. I just wish there were options. I almost wish there was something else in the ramen to balance out the flavor besides more bold flavors from the pork and egg. It does the job but wasn't a huge wow factor. As for the service, they are pretty attentive. I didn't like how one of the servers kept hovering around the entire time grabbing anything they could off the table. The second we took off the wrappers of the chopsticks, they grabbed it. Usually I like the table cleared out to make space but it was the constant hovering that was awkward. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tonkotsu Spicy Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here on a Thursday evening for dinner with a friend and got seated right away at the bar. We ordered cucumber salad and agedashi tofu as appetizers to share. Tofu sauce came with mushrooms and was super flavorful. My friend got the veggie ramen, which she really enjoyed. I got the signature Tsukemen (dipping ramen), which was super flavorful and delicious. Egg was funny, noodles were thick and chewy, pork was soft. Everything you want in a dipping ramen. Service was quick, portion sizes are good, prices are reasonable. Highly recommend giving them a try if you're craving ramen (especially dipping ramen) in the area! read more

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Ahhh I love this Tsukemen spot!! Super solid, excellent service. I love that they have a location closer than San Mateo. They have happy hour from 12-6! Pretty generous- love the sake flight and daily cup of sake. Will come back! read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

I really enjoyed the dishes I ordered! We had the Calamari - it was crunchy and the garlic chili oil is a nice touch. The dipping noodles were so good! It was also very filling - we had enough leftovers for a 2nd meal. I recommend joining the yelp wait list early - the line gets pretty long! The restaurant is on the smaller side - we sat at the bar table and it does get a bit tight read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Sand storm Calamari - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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First experience with tsukemen despite being a big fan of ramen and it was excellent. I would not be able to say enough about how good the noodles are here. The texture is perfect and they are so chewy and bouncy. Truly the highlight of the night. For appetizers, we tried the sandstorm calamari and the chicken karaage. Both had an excellent fry and the calamari was excellent with the included garlic mixture that added a nice kick. One note here, the sauce for the chicken was not enough for the amount of pieces. The tsukumen was excellent. The dipping broth was packed with flavor and the consistency allowed it to stick to the noodles perfectly. I will note that I preferred the regular chasu over the sou-vide version. Service was good, attentive and food was out fast. Overall, this place was excellent and I will be back. Overall: 4.9/5 read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tokusei Tsukumen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

Really enjoyed Taishoken in the Mission on a chilly SF night. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the service was friendly and attentive, and the ramen was exactly what we were craving. We tried the Tonkotsu Ramen and it hit the spot. The broth was rich and flavorful without being overly salty, the thin noodles had a great spring to them, and the chashu pork was incredibly tender and basically melted in your mouth. Also don't sleep on the dessert. Dessert at a ramen spot sounds random, but trust me here. The matcha cream pie was fantastic, and the mochi donut with ice cream was equally good. They also have a great sake selection. Be sure to put yourself on the Yelp waitlist before heading over because this place definitely gets busy. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

My friend and I found this place on TikTok and decided to give it a try! We started with the miso cucumber and spicy hand roll as appetizers, and both were really tasty. The cucumbers were super fresh and crunchy, and the miso flavor wasn't overpowering. The hand roll was delicious too -- honestly, if we had a bigger appetite, we probably would've ordered a few more. For mains, we ordered the two most popular dishes: the tsukemen and the mazesoba. The tsukemen noodles were thick and tasty, and the broth was rich and flavorful, but I definitely found myself wishing there were more toppings or flavors to switch things up with each bite. After about halfway through the bowl, it started to feel repetitive just dipping the same noodles into the same savory broth over and over. My friend felt similarly about the mazesoba. It was flavorful at first, but once everything was mixed together, it became a bit heavy toward the end. That said, if you've never tried either dish before, I'd still recommend checking this place out! The restaurant was clean, the service was friendly, and I liked that you could join the waitlist ahead of time. Just be prepared -- parking in the area can be tough. We probably wouldn't come back since the noodle dishes weren't totally our personal preference, but I'm definitely glad we tried it. read more

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Must orders: chicken karaage and tsukemen. The karaage is some of my favorite fried chicken in the city, and the tsukemen has the perfect chew, with clean flavor balanced with a rich dipping broth. Taishoken is a top recommendation for people visiting the city -- the service is always attentive and warm, and makes for a casual date spot or friendly get together. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

We were having a celebration dinner for my friend so she made a reservation. It was a good amount of busy for a Friday night dinner. The interior was clean. Mazesoba (3/5): This soupless ramen was topped with minced garlic, roast pork chashu, bamboo shoots, red onion, green onion, parm cheese, seaweed, and poached egg. I asked them to remove the parmesan cheese because I didn't think that would've worked. The entire dish was pretty salty. The portion was huge. The noodle texture and size was good. Overall, it was a decent try. Maybe I'll come back to try the tsukemen. Service was good. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Mazesoba - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

FEB2026 Came by for a quick dinner before a show. It was easy to set a reservation and it wasn't even busy which was convenient. We enjoyed their other location in the Milpitas area so this seemed like an easy choice. Service was helpful, water refills frequent, and checked on us often. We had ordered the tokusei tsukemen, shio chuka soba, the fried cauliflower as well as a sakegria and a sake flight. The tsukemen was good much like when we had it before and my partner was craving it. The shio chuka soba was good. The broth was really clean and warming with noodles cooked well. Really well balanced. The cauliflower was nice as a side dish. Very flavorful and great for in between bites. Definitely a solid meal, and worthwhile checking out another location for Taishoken. read more

Tasty food and great service! All food came out nice and hot. Tonkotsu and Chicken ramen were perfect portion sizes, with chewy ramen noodle. So good. Chicken karaage is large! We're used to seeing bite-sized karaage, so we were surprised at the size of theirs (see pic). It came with a mayo sauce and a lemon. The TSK fries were crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. The soft drinks were not too sweet. Our water never went empty! The servers were extremely attentive and friendly. Overall great experience. Plenty of parallel street parking in the surrounding area, even if you have to walk a block or two. Very easy to find a spot. All street parking has parking meter with an option for mobile payment, card, or coins. We love all the surrounding shops to explore before/after eating too. read more

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This is just an updated review to share my appreciation for how consistently good this restaurant has been since it opened. We've eaten here regularly since 2022 and we haven't had anything less than excellent meals every time. To my knowledge, it's still one of the few places you can get Tsukemen (dipping ramen) in the city but the regular options are fantastic too. (As an aside, because I've seen a bad review here based on the noodles being cold for the dipping ramen, this is how the dish is supposed to be. You dip them into the broth to get the full flavor and it's meant to be eaten relatively quickly. because the volume of the soup is smaller, and you're dipping cold noodles into it, this will cool down the broth faster than regular Ramen. You can ask for "Wari" which is a lighter refill of the broth as well) Great service is the norm here and the fact that they have retained so much of the same staff is likely a testament to how well the place is run. So happy to have this place in the mission and plan on returning frequently. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Chashu bowl. Had a poached egg on top. Hadn't seen that before but it worked. - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

Taishoken San Francisco on 665 Valencia Street San Francisco in The Mission District is excellent! We found this beautiful restaurant on a late Saturday afternoon Our server was Yuji he did a perfect job Very friendly, courteous and did a super effort in meeting our special requirements this day. BRAVO! We had Yuzu and Lycee mimosas! Our menu selections are in the photos of this review. All were delicious choices, creative and stunning display! We will be back soon. Highly recommend Taishoken for a very fine dining Japanese variety experience. read more

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almost barfed eating the salmon look at how thick those slices are something i've come to realize recently is that i actually don't like seafood when it tastes like the sea and i really felt one with the ocean when i was eating this sashimi. and to top it all off the soup was both too salty and too sweet (how do they do it?) overrated for sure. would not pay to eat this again and honestly don't know if i could be paid to eat this read more

Taishoken San Francisco - salmon sashimi - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Taishoken SF you've done it again... I brought friends with me this time, but this specific location will always be a restaurant I know I can visit to enjoy a solo meal Always great service, vibes, and food. I love love love noodles, especially noodle dishes that are dry/brothless, so I'm convinced their Mazesoba was made to suit my tastebuds. These chewy noodles topped with a plethora of savory toppings mixed well with a touch of their tonkotsu broth + original shoyu sauce. The chashu was fatty and melt-in-your-mouth, and once again, the bamboo shoots here are the only bamboo shoots I'll eat. Taishoken's Mazesoba is, in my book, just the right amount of umami. One of these days, I'll come back to grab a bite and the yuzu mimosa. Thank you again for a wonderful dining experience. read more

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Perfect spot for my fam and I on a cold Sunday in SF. Was able to make reservations for our party of 7 and glad we did because this place filled up. Everything we ordered was so good. Menu had a nice variety but not overwhelming. We ordered all of the different ramens and most of the appetizers. Ramen was delicious. I got the chicken special with the clear broth. Noodles were cooked perfectly, the chicken and the broth had a nice flavor depth. Agedashi tofu with crab, sandstorm calamari, seared scallop hand roll and chicken karaage were bomb. Recommend them all. Service was friendly, quick and attentive. Space was clean and modern. Would definitely come back! read more

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LOCATION: Valencia/18th (Mission) PARKING: Street parking WHAT WE ORDERED: * Karaage ($12) * Tokusei Tsukemen ($22) * Lychee Mimosa ($6) Tsukemen is my favorite Japanese dish. I've been craving it since my last trip to Japan, and Taishoken did not disappoint. The Tokusei Tsukemen is their signature dish, which comes with a delicious and flavorful warm broth, 1 piece of ham, 2 pieces of pork, and a perfectly soft-boiled jammy egg. I didn't expect to have so much protein, so that was a nice surprise. The thick noodles were chewy and the broth instantly coated the noodles upon dipping. It is such a generous portion. To top it off, they also offer hot dashi broth at the end if you want to finish the rest of your soup. Although I would love to order the tsukemen again, I was eyeing the mazesoba, and I will need to come back to order that. Now I have another recommendation for delicious food in the Mission! read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

We had a great experience here. The customer service really stood out. Our food came out quickly, and our server, Leo, checked on us multiple times throughout the meal to make sure everything was going well. The food was excellent. The cauliflower appetizer was surprisingly good, and the happy hour deals are absolutely worth it. Every ramen we tried was flavorful, and each broth had its own distinct taste while still being rich and balanced. The eggs were cooked perfectly with that ideal jammy center. The dipping noodles were also a really fun experience and packed with bold flavor. Everything tasted fresh and well made. To finish, we had the matcha pie from Stone Mill, and it was delicious. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience, and a big thank you to Leo for the great service. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - The Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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This guy brought a ramen style his grandfather invented in Japan over 60 years ago to San Francisco. Taishoken is named after the original Tokyo shop his grandfather opened back in 1951. Their specialty is tsukemen, aka dipping ramen, and it was actually invented by accident when staff started dipping leftover cold noodles into hot broth on summer days. Here in SF, the broth simmers for two full days and the noodles are made fresh in-house daily. The noodles are super chewy and bouncy, and the broth is packed with umami. You dip the noodles into the hot broth before every bite, and honestly it's so satisfying. And when you're almost done, have them pour dashi broth into your remaining dipping sauce so you can drink it like a soup at the end. read more

Came here after seeing a video about it on Instagram. I think it has the best tsukemen I've had outside of Japan! The gravy/soup part is actually served super hot and is tasty. The normal tonkotsu ramen is also decorous. I liked the cucumber appetizer with some kind of chili garlic onion topping - refreshing and a nice starter to a heavy carb meal that follows. read more

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Taishoken was great! This was my first time trying dipping ramen. The menu has a diagram explaining how to eat it. The rest of my friends ordered the tonkotsu ramen, which was rich and flavorful. My tsukemen was also delicious! The broth was warm and sweet, and the noodles were perfectly chewy. I'm very glad I tried it! The service was fast, and the restaurant did get a little loud. Our reservation was for 9pm, and the restaurant was full at that hour. There were 2 birthdays in the restaurant while we were there, and the happy birthday song came on a speaker. Overall, I recommend this place! I've also been told they have great happy hour deals. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tonkotsu Ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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A ramen spot outside of Japantown? No way that's authentic or as good! Jokes aside, this spot is probably our new go to ramen spot for whenever we crave it. Parking is tough as expected, but sometimes you just get lucky with a spot. There was a small wait when we arrived around 6:30PM on a Friday, so definitely check yelp wait times and join the waitlist during peak hours. I ordered a tsukumen and a ramen, a good baseline to taste their mainstream offerings. They claim to be the inventor of tsukumen, so I had to see for myself what it was about. The broth was a savory and piping hot, but after consistent dipping and time the latter half of my noodles were pretty lukewarm and not as good. They gave 1 pork slice, 1 slice of ham, and a watery egg with minimal side veggies in the broth. At $22 it's a premium price to substance ratio, but I guess it's a race for ramen spots to see who can serve the fewest pork slices! The tonkatsu ramen was definitely the star of the show; the broth was flavorful and savory but you never really felt sick consuming the broth. It was light but still packed that heavier ramen consistency, and I feel like it wins in the broth wars. My wife actually finished the entire bowl of noodles and broth since it was that light and paired so well with the noodles. They gave 2 pork slices and a runny egg for $20, which is not bad in today's market. I just wished they gave some more veggies other than topping veggies. Solid place overall, definitely beats the quality of Japantown ramen simply due to the lighter broth and shorter wait times. Service was pretty friendly, and the food came pretty quick. PS: If you want to learn a little history about this place, definitely check out their website! (spoiler: turns out the son and grandson of the original spot in japan oversees san mateo operations). read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tonkotsu Ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

I don't know what I was thinking when I left that 4 star review before, because this place clearly deserves 5 since they've become my go-to dinner suggestion in the Mission. Seriously, every time I'm there and whispers of "I'm getting hangry" and "what's good to eat?" start popping up in my hangouts, my first response is "Taishoken? You've gotta try their dipping ramen." Which is funny because I've clearly strayed from my goto order (see: my photos of aburasoba, a ramen that has no soup nor dipping involved) and still loved it! Honestly, it has been difficult deciding which to get every time I go because the dry ramen and the dipping ramen are both so good. I'm not the only one who thinks Taishoken is the bomb - it is always, I mean always, poppin inside. Even when they've just opened for the day, somehow there are already people slurping it up in there. Most of the time, there's a line and they're inadvertently helping their neighboring businesses because I've gotta find something to kill time since I am not about to give up my spot in line. Inside, I find that I am almost always assigned a bar seat which isn't ideal. There's a ton of staff walking in and out near the bar seats which can feel disruptive to my meal, but I'll take that over waiting another half hour for a table. I think the best way to guarantee a table is to come with a larger party (read: 4-tops and up), because I've been sat at the bar as a party of 2 more times than I can count (because I've been here more times than I can count). read more

I decided to check out Taishoken in the mission with some friends before heading to a Holi festival. Upon arriving we all were seated relatively quickly and the inside is wood toned with dim lighting giving a cozy vibe. We all decided to get the dipping ramen since that is what they are known for and while the ramen is flavorful and comes with a jammy egg, meat and chili oil on the side I have definitely had more flavorful ramen broths which is what I typically prefer. That being said the dipping ramen was still solid and a lighter ramen overall, not leaving me feeling too heavy. The broth is reminiscent of a pork broth base with mushroom and is quite good. Overall it was a solid ramen spot but maybe the next time I come back I would try something different since the dipping ramen was not as rich and creamy as I had hoped. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Dipping ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

We came by on a Thursday night for an early dinner so luckily there weren't too many people when we arrived and we were seated right away. There is a Yelp waitlist you can join online during busy times to expedite seating. To start we shared the braised daikon starter which was a great light veggie dish to share. The soft daikon really soaks up the yummy broth it's cooked in. I loved the Tsukemen which is a dipping ramen with thick dry noodles that you dip into a rich broth served on the side. The noodles is super chewy and pairs so well with the super bold and umani broth which is a bit thicker than a clear broth to perfectly coat the noodles. I also loved the chashu, thinly sliced pork belly, and jammy egg toppings. The pork is thinly sliced so it's tender and soft without feeling too fatty. My friend got the Tonkatsu Ramen which I also tried. It's flavorful with a nice saltiness but I'd say the Tsukemen is really their specialty and what you must try here! read more

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I love ramen. I especially love Tsukemen. The last bowl of Tsukemen I enjoyed that blew me away was over 10 years ago at Rokurinsha on Ramen Street in Tokyo Station... until I had the Tsukemen at Taishoken SF. The Tsukemen here is an easy 5 out of 5 for me. The broth had the perfect thickness, heat, umami and saltiness with tender chashu. The noodles were the perfect texture and chew, pairing perfectly with the broth to create the ultimate bite. If you have never had Tsukemen, try it here. It may become your standard bearer. The karaage and cucumber were also excellent appetizers that I would recommend. The staff was great, I was seated right away with very attentive service. The restaurant itself was comfortable and I was able to carry a conversation without any problems. I can't wait to try the rest of the menu! read more

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Wow! You have to try the vegetarian ramen with the mushroom broth and soft boiled egg! Best broth I've ever had for ramen m. Truly a work of art. The calamari appetizer is also amazing and a fun take on a classic. Service is incredibly fast and the atmosphere is fun. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Vegetable) Umami Shoyu - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Excellent and fast service! We got the calamari and the vegetarian ramen with two eggs. The calamari was amazing, they give you real thick pieces with this really good umami garlic sauce, and the vegetarian ramen was excellent. Def recommend adding two eggs, as the eggs are incredible with it. read more

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This place is my weekday guilty pleasure. It gets really busy on weekend nights, so if I can't get a reservation then I just try to swing by on a random day. Ambiance is clean and casual with a lot warm toned woods to make it welcoming. The dipping ramen (tsukumen) in particular is fire. I've tried the chicken ramen and felt it was only okay, but the tsukumen was so chewy and the flavor was amazing. It tastes just as good as the tsukumen I had in Japan! I also love that they have desserts from stone mill matcha, so I can get the crepe cake while I'm there too. Happy hour menu is also strong. Definitely get the sake sampler and the fried cauliflower! Both were amazing and went so well with the ramen. Will definitely be back! :) read more

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SF has the perfect "ramen weather," and I'd heard from multiple sources that Taishoken is one of the best ramen spots in the city. I booked a table for dinner about a week in advance (via Yelp). When I arrived at the restaurant a little early, the hostess invited me inside and informed me that my table was ready. I noticed that the restaurant was packed - even the bar - on a Thursday night. Upon being seated, I was offered water and since it was cold outside, I ordered some hot tea as well. Never having tried tsukemen before, I was intrigued by the tokusei tsukemen. Shortly after I placed my order, the noodles were brought out with the steaming bowl of broth. After the first bite, I was in love with the chewy noodles coated in the savory broth and togarashi. I dipped the noodles and toppings into the broth and was delighted how the rich flavors of the broth transformed each ingredient. The thin cuts of tender meat and the soft boiled eggs were cooked perfectly; however, I wish the bowl included more toppings for dipping (the thick noodles were unwieldy and stuck together). The serving of noodles was large, so I took some of them home along with the leftover broth. I'd definitely consider coming back to try the other ramen and soba dishes. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tokusei Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

I don't have tsukemen very often, but this was such a great experience! My friend and I grabbed seats at the bar on a Monday evening around 6pm. The noodles were perfectly chewy and bouncy, and the egg had this gorgeous orange yolk. I loved how well the noodles soaked up the broth--it was like a film that wrapped through every crevice of the noodles. The crunchy bamboo shoots in the broth were also a pleasant surprise! The portion of noodles was really generous as well The staff were attentive and friendly, always making sure we had water and checking if we wanted to order anything else. Will be back again! read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

The decor and vibes of the restaurant are cozy and busy. It's not a big space so it gets a bit noisy. The staff were attentive and checked in quite often while we were eating. So I got the spicy miso ramen and it was underwhelming. It was not spicy until I added their housemade chili oil. I think in the moment it was really filling and the broth was tasty, but it was overall forgettable. For the price, I would expect it to wow me more which is disappointing. I still recommend trying it if you're interested, but manage your expectations. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - Spicy miso ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

I had high hopes for Taishoken given its reputation, but overall, it was just okay - a bit underwhelming for the price, and I've been twice before writing this review. First, the positives: service was perfectly fine. The staff was polite and attentive, and the space itself is clean and modern. No complaints on that front. However, the food didn't quite justify the price point. The ramen portions felt small, and I was surprised by how little protein was included. For what you're paying, I expected a more generous bowl - especially when it comes to toppings. Flavor-wise, the broth was good, but not particularly memorable or rich, and overall wasn't super satisfying. I understand this is a bit more of a refined, specialty ramen shop, but the value just wasn't there for me. There are definitely spots in SF where you can get a more flavorful, filling bowls... Glad I tried it, but I'm not in a rush to go back. Worth checking out if you're curious, but temper your expectations. read more

Finally found the best ramen place and so happy it's near my work place too! The handroll was pretty big and very fresh too. Will definitely comeback! read more

Taishoken San Francisco - TonSpicy Tonkotsu Spicy Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

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My husband and I liked this place more than Tsujita in LA. In particular, we were fond of the buckwheat noodles used for this ramen. It was delicious and didn't feel as heavy. Service was decent too. We went at around 5pm, and there was no wait at that time at all. Food came relatively quickly too. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

Tsukemen is incredibly rich and hearty. Make sure not to drink the broth as it's for dipping the noodles. Noodles themselves were bouncy and chewy. Quick service and will definitely be coming back to try the other menu items. read more

Taishoken San Francisco - tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - San Francisco, California

Friendly staff and good food. I love that they carry dessert from Stonemill Matcha - the cake was fantastic! read more

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My husband, kids and myself was here tonight for dinner! Food and customer service were top notch. The staff were very attentive making sure that my family and I were happy not only with the experience but also with the food. I feel like if more restaurants or businesses treat their customers like the staff here does, they will be more successful in everything they do. Keep it up Taishoken SF! Taishoken in San Mateo can't compare! Also their chicken karaage, fries, along with matcha cream pie is soooooo good! read more