Bf and I visited for a date night dinner. We ordered the chashu buns, I got tonkotsu ramen and my…read morepartner got shrimp tempura udon. I really liked the pork buns. They were interesting and had character. My ramen was okay. I've had a lot of tonkotsu and this was pretty middle of the pack. Lots of toppings which was a plus. Slightly soggy noodles. Chashu had a good flame licked taste but wasn't very tender and was hard to bite. The whole soup tasted weirdly strongly of onion. Bf seemed to decently like his udon, but he noted that it was kind of strong, though he did finish it. Service and atmosphere were lovely and the ladies working were super attentive. Overall I'd pin the experience as average, and find I don't have much more to say about it. I'd try a different main course next time if I return.

I went there on a Friday night. The vibe is cute with many decorated paintings. Their soup base is…read moresurprisingly delicious for a local ramen shop. The soup base is hard to nail down even for a franchised ramen in my opinion and this restaurant surpass my expectations for it. It was balanced, not to salty and still keep the unami flavor of the ramen. Another plus is they gave out these free fried wonton sheets at the beginning. It gave me a little bit of Mexican restaurant's vibe (as serving nachos). Cons: if you order "spicy" option for your ramen, they just serve you with a chilli paste on side, which resembles gochujang flavor (maybe it is gochujang!!). Its not the spice that I would expect in ramen. Additionally, their eggs are overcooked and under-seasoned for a ramen dish. The service is fast, friendly and attentive.

I was craving some ramen and didn't want to stray too far from McKinney and found Kuma. While Kuma…read morespecializes in ramen, they also offer sushi. I had the the Tonkotsu Ramen, and it was exactly what I needed. The Tonkotsu wasn't overly intense or packed with umami; instead, it was a cozy, comforting bowl of ramen--simple, yet satisfying. I also tried one of the lunch specials, the Two Sushi Rolls ($13) which includes your choice of two classic sushi rolls (excludes the signature rolls). The classic rolls are nothing too adventurous, just straightforward, solid flavors. Note: the place is a small mom-and-pop shop, so check the hours. On weekdays, they close early (3:00 PM) since they need to pick up their kid from school (something my yapping mouth overlooked).

The food was amazing! We had a little of everything and it did not disappoint. Large portions and…read morewell seasoned! The service was wonderful as well. Our waitress was great. It was the first ramen experience for a few in our party and our waitress made sure we were taken care of and explained each item. Small restaurant with great decor good location and overall good ambiance! If you're looking for some good ramen- this is the place to go!

We were second in line for $2 ramen day. Star loss leader and we were happy to oblige. What a…read moretreat! Wabi house is middle-tier ramen conveniently located near Frisco and Plano area business parks. The place was clean and trendy, with brisk yet warm service and tasty food. It's not the best ramen I've had in Dallas but it's a good middle of the road. It's also 25% cheaper than the best ramen in Dallas, so the resulting flavor quality is proportional. Tsukune - my friend got it. They loved it so much. Makes me want to try it next time! Okra bacon - very indulgent. Salty for me but I'm sensitive. My partner loved it. Togarashi helps a lot to cut the fat. 7/10 Ramen Broth - The tonkotsu is rich and creamy. The shoyu is deep and savory. 8/10 Egg - eggsquisite jam, 11/10 Noodles - tasty but not my favorite. Softer side, wish they were firmer. I'm guessing they're from frozen, which is okay. 6/10 Chashu pork - dummy thicc, not as tender as I prefer. Great value with the quantity. 7/10 Toppings - generous. :) the bamboo shoots and corn defo came from a can but that's okay. The price after all! 8/10

Came here for our weekly date night and we had a pretty good time…read more We ordered the marrow crab, lamb chop yakitori, tonkotsu ramen, and tsukemen ramen. I think the marrow crab was a little over hyped, it was still good and I am happy that we ordered it, but I don't think I'll order it again. The lamb chops were alright, a litttle more well-done than I am used to, but still pretty tasty. The tonkotsu ramen was above average and filling. The tsukemen was strange. This may be my own preference, but I was expecting the dipping broth to have a strong dashi flavor, but this was not the case. The dipping broth tasted like a slightly more concentrated version of the tonkotsu broth and felt very greasy. I would not recommend the tsukemen. The atmosphere was excellent. Both my partner and I loved the wood furnishing and felt quite comfortable despite the fact the restaurant was very busy. The service was outstanding, when we told the waitress that this was our first time here, she explained the full menu and gave a number of recommendations in each section.

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

Had a great experience at Kizuki! The ramen was absolutely delicious--rich, flavorful, and…read moresatisfying. I went with family, and we each tried a different broth. Across the board, everyone agreed: it was amazing. The servers were friendly, attentive, and checked in often to make sure we were doing well. That said, a few items were unavailable during our Sunday evening visit, including the pork belly, which was a bit disappointing. I also wish the bowls came with a bit more broth by default, we ended up ordering an extra serving for $4. If you're a broth lover, I'd definitely recommend adding the extra; it's worth it.

Food was phenomenal - Gyu Katsu - I stumbled upon this treat of the Katsu family in Tokyo & have…read morebeen dying to have this again. We started w/ Hana awaka sparkling sake & Gyu-Katsu (Deep Fried Beef Cutlet) Wife asked for my recommendation of what I would order & I pointed out the Black Garlic Ramen Wife wanted a hand roll: Tuna Poke hand roll My second pick was the Shrimp Garlic Ramen & for me a Spicy Crunchy Garlic Salmon hand roll. They really knocked it out of the park - service was great & ambience was clean & peaceful. I have to go back for pictures

Was nearby and found this spot on Yelp thanks to the great reviews, so I had to check it out. I was…read moreespecially excited to try the beef katsu and while it was good, I'll admit I was partly going for the presentation (which did not disappoint). That said, I might try something different next time. I wish there had been a lighter dipping sauce to really let the meat shine as the star. Overall though, great service and really friendly staff. Seems like a nice spot for happy hour too. Would still come back!

We have ordered to-go from here but recently, in an impromptu decision we dined in. The food is…read morefresh and delicious. The ambiance is very calm and beautiful. Our server was very helpful and kind. We ordered chicken karaage for starters and garlic chicken broth ramen as the main course. The serving size is quite big. I saw a vegetarian dish on the menu but I'm not sure if the broth is vegetarian as well. There is lots of parking on site. We hope to return soon.

We came here with high expectations after reading the reviews. One person even compared this place…read moreto Ichiran in Japan which was definitely a stretch. I've had the pleasure of eating ramen in Japan and yeah, NO. The reason for the 1 star is because we were the first ones in at 11 and the waitress came in sneezing and wiping her nose with her hand, with her child in tow who by the way was all over the place and many times just standing at our table staring at us eat. I kept watching her to see if she would wash her hands or at least use hand sanitizer but she neglected to do either. The ramen: We ordered the spicy garlic pork shoyu and the spicy chicken broth ramen. The garlic pork ramen had 1 small piece of pork belly and the noodles while a great consistency, tasted like cardboard. The broth suffered from the lack of flavor. The chicken ramen was also pretty flavorless. The nerve of someone to compare this place to Ichiran lol. I will say, the service from the chef and the nose wiping waitress was pleasant but the grossness of her wiping her nose and touching every chair, bowl, utensils and eating her chips at the table across from us with her toddler is enough for us to never go back to this place even if it was the last ramen spot on the planet.

Was seated AND fed here in a shorter amount of time than I had waited to even be acknowledged by…read moresomeone at Kyuramen down the street. Glad we left & came to Hakata instead. So happy with this place and their excellent service + delicious food. Waiters were nice to us and quick even on such a busy night. This is our new go-to for ramen! The kimchi ramen bowl was sooooo yummy!!!

Food - 4 Service - 5…read moreValue - 4 This is one of our go-to places for ramen in the area given how consistent it is, and it's also nice that it's open later than many other places in the Plano/Frisco area. We've ordered a wide variety of items here ranging from their various ramen dishes and also tried a number of their rice dishes as well -- and they have all been solid for us.

Love their ramen and gyoza!…read more Great service too! Cute little place! Restroom is clean! -Alexis

We stopped by for quick lunch and actually had a decent meal!…read more Shoyu Ramen with chicken was slightly bland but perfect for my tastes The better half loved the Khimchi Ramen. We both had left overs to take home. Price was good value for money! Service was courteous and ambience was quiet for Tuesday lunch