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I've had Ramen at a number of different restaurants, in multiple different countries, and so far I think UNDERBELLY is gonna be my favorite. Just looking to try something new when we are visiting San Diego for Comic-Con, we found this awesome spot. First of all, the place looks amazing. From the neon lights to the incredibly unique liquor pods (I don't even know what else to call them), this place is just freaking cool to see with your eyes. And on this, our first visit, we had to wait in line for a little bit, but there's so much to look at, plus we were a group having great conversation, we didn't mind it. You're waiting in line outside, as this is a very small but place which very effectively takes advantage of every space inside for seating. There is upstairs dining, downstairs dining, bar seating, and even outdoor seating. On this visit, we sat upstairs, which involves climbing a very cool little spiral staircase to get up there. The bathroom is also very cool with what I can only guess is a Japanese bidet, which I did not even try to use the functions on it because it just looked too techy for me. But the bathroom was clean. Now let's get to the food. It was excellent. As I said before, I think this is my favorite Ramen, because it came with so much good stuff. I opted for the "Belly of the Beast", which came with oxtail dumplings, in addition to some short ribs and fungus. The flavor was outstanding. They take your order when you first arrive, and then they bring the food to you. The service was fast and friendly, there was just such a really cool vibe in there, our entire group loved it. Several of us got drinky drinks, which were all good, and we also shared an order of the bao buns, which were also very delicious. So if you're in the San Diego area, and you've got a hankering for some noodles (or excellent food in general), you absolutely gotta try out UNDERBELLY.
Always a good time here. I love the ramen but it is a shame they're giving less portions these days. They used to give you a whole egg and now only half an egg. Feels cheap on the owners end.
Came here for a late dinner to try some place new. You order and pay at the cashier then find a seat. We chose to sit upstairs. There's about 4 tables upstairs in a loft style seating. It did get a bit warm because there was no breeze despite the windows downstairs being open. It was a nice night and we should've chose to sit outside. It's very dark upstairs so made it difficult to see the food. We ordered a variety of foods and each had our own ramen. The ramen wasn't the best ramen. The noodles didn't taste like they were fully cooked. The sides were delicious. We got 2 types of bao buns which were delicious. The wings we ordered with sweet and spicy flavoring and that was also delicious. We tried it, don't know that I would return unless I was craving the wings or bao buns and I would definitely sit outside if I did.
Counter service and limited seating but worth the wait! The ramen was full of flavor, even the vegetarian ramen. My daughter loved the beef gyoza. The house made lemonade is delightful and not overly sweet. Definitely has a Tokyo/cyberpunk vibe.
Some restaurants become part of your travel memories & Underbelly is absolutely one of those places for us. When we visited San Diego back in 2016, we ate at Underbelly twice because it was just that good. Returning this trip felt a little like revisiting an old friend. And I'm happy to report... it was every bit as awesome as we remembered! The best part? The staff affectionately called us "O.G.'s" when they heard we had been longtime fans, which immediately made us feel welcome & set the tone for a fun dining experience. We started with the kimchi because some traditions simply should not be broken. Tangy, punchy, spicy & full of flavor, it was the perfect opening act before the ramen arrived. I opted for the Tonkotsu Ramen: rich tonkotsu broth, soft boiled egg & chashu pork. The broth was deeply savory & comforting, the pork tender & flavorful, that perfectly soft egg tied everything together beautifully. It was exactly what ramen dreams are made of. Hubby went with the Underbelly Ramen, extra spicy: tonkotsu broth, soft boiled egg, chashu belly & adobo pulled pork. The extra spice brought serious heat & he was thrilled with every fiery bite! There is something incredibly satisfying about returning to a restaurant years later & finding that the magic is still there. Underbelly delivered the same bold flavors, cozy ramen comfort & cool Little Italy energy that made us fall in love with it the first time around. Not every restaurant earns a repeat visit nearly a decade later & even fewer live up to the memory. Underbelly absolutely did. We will be O.G.'s forever! NOM NOM NOM #YUM
Me and my friend came here after skating for 7 hours and we were HUNGRY. We both got ramen and nothing else. My friend really enjoyed her ramen. We both devoured it. I literally ate my ramen in like 5 bites. Not a big fan of the Charsiu pork cus I really don't like the big chunk of fat but I just ate it for protein. I got the underbelly ramen with spicy miso which I think was recommended by our host. We just needed a quick bite but I'd come back to try something other than ramen. The vibes inside was giving Tokyo after dark. It's kinda small inside but they have outdoor seating and I thought it was hilarious that they exited out the window to serve the food LOL
Came here for a lunch date with my boyfriend. The restaurant is very cool, but also very small. We sat upstairs in the loft area and the seating is very snug. You order at a register and sit yourself, food comes out very quickly. We ordered the underbelly ramen, chicken confit ramen, and a side order of kimchi. The kimchi is standard, and the ramen itself was good. I wish the broth was a bit more flavorful, but it's not bad considering the prices. If you add a bunch of toppings, it could easily add up pretty quick. Overall, not bad if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to go again.
I loved the creativity of the dishes! For instance, I've never had a adobo in my ramen before. It was fun to try, and while I liked the savory-ness of it, I think perhaps it was a bit too heavy for me. The vibe of the restaurant is interesting, but in a good way! For instance, the bathroom gives Dave bar with graffiti, but also has nice amenities like a bad day, and a hand dryer attached directly to the faucet. It seems like a fun night time vibe! Service was nice and seemed pretty chill.
Really cool place and the ambience is super fun! The chashu slices were way thicker than any other chashu I've had in typical Ramen, but was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to eat and didn't feel too fatty. You have to lineup outside to pay first before you can sit down, but the service was really fast and everybody was super friendly.
I had a fantastic time eating at Underbelly! The ramen was delicious and relatively cheap for the portion size and protein option ($13). There is a spiral staircase for additional seating upstairs and the music was nice.
This is the BEST ramen spot to stop by, especially after a long flight. 8 minutes away from the airport! There are no parking lots, so please plan accordingly. You will be driving in San Diego downtown near Little Italy, where parking is limited, and parking meters are available. The underbelly ramen was $14 that consists of tonkotsu broth, soft-boiled egg, chashu belly, & adobo pulled pork + corn add-on. The drinks I tried were the $11 whisky highball made from toki, sparkling water, & lemon essence + the $12 calpikachu made from peach nectar, calpico, lemon, & vodka. 10/10 on the food. 10/10 on the drinks. Once you walk in, you order at the cash register & they will give you a # & ask where you prefer to sit. There are seats inside the restaurant, but if it's fully booked, there are available seats outside. Since San Diego has the best weather, sitting outside was lovely even during dinner hours. I would definitely come back anytime I visit this city.
Ramen was average compare to what else is available in sd. Inside is very nicely decorated but super small, felt super claustrophobic in there especially sitting up stairs. The food came out super fast tho and service was quick. The Bao buns there were also average. Staff were super friendly.
This place was super cool and laid back, very cool atmosphere and great lounge areas, we sat upstairs which over looked the whole restaurant. The food was good, beef gyoza was a hit especially with the sauce. The Belly of the Beast ramen was alright, the oxtail was really made the dish, just felt the broth didn't have a lot of flavor unfortunately. The drink was great, nice whiskey fizz kind of vibe! Overall was a nice quick stop in for a quick meal, will be back if ever craving ramen again!
9 months ago
Truly one of my favorite places! We have come here many times and have never been disappointed. The menu has something for everyone, the staff is very kind and patient, and the place is stunning. Very modern, simple, and yet classy. I love trying a different dish each time I stop by. The food truly has been consistently delicious. read more
9 months ago
AMAZING!! the food and drinks were bomb! highly recommend! I also like the restaurant vibes and the sitting area read more
We have seen this spot passing by quite a few times, LOVING the ambiance & decor and finally decided to give it a try. What a spot!! The staff were all so nice & friendly. I like the self service where you find your own seat, go up to the counter to order, pay, and then get your meal brought to you. I ordered the belly of the beast ramen with spicy miso (extra $1) and it was really yummy. I am pretty picky in terms of wanting a loot of flavor, so I could've used a bit more oomph. It came with oxtail dumplings which were the BEST part... I'd want to get those on their own with the broth I think that they also could've had a little more meat, even one more dumpling in there (only two small) and even some chili oil or something spicier as a condiment/option. All this would've brought it to five stars for me :) read more
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11 months ago
The ramen was the most flavorful I've had out of all the places I've been to before, coming from the IE at least. The pork melted in each bite and the eggs were soft boiled perfectly! I will say if you're not good with heat then upstairs might be too warm, but I'm someone who gets cold easy so it was very comfortable. read more
Casual ramen spot in downtown San Diego. Parking was super hard as expected since it's right by Little Italy. The decor is really nice inside. The place is small but they do a good job with maximizing the space with bar and table seating. Our food came out in less than 5 mins, but the food didn't come out super hot. In terms of appetizers, I would get the spicy garlic edamame and pot stickers again. Solid appetizers with good flavor. I would skip out on the chicken karaage. The pieces were bigger than expected and it wasn't very crunchy. Unfortunately, the main course was disappointing. The tonkatsu ramen flavor was lacking and I thought the pork was dry. My friend got the underbelly ramen and her noodles were over cooked. The noodles were so soft and starchy. They gave her a new batch of noodles but we were thinking she would just get a new bowl of ramen. My friend had to pour her soup into the new bowl of noodles which did not go smoothly. My friends were saying the other location was better so maybe try that location if you can. Better ramen is around the convoy area in my opinion. read more
2 years ago
My favorite ramen spot in San Diego! Service is fast and friendly. I always get the belly of the beast because it has oxtail dumplings. The beef gyoza are also delicious ! read more
11 months ago
The ramen was delicious and the place had a cool ambiance. The staff were super friendly and made the whole experience even better read more
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Discovered this multi-level ramen bar during a work trip, and it quickly became a memorable dining experience. The Underbelly Ramen delivered rich, crave-worthy flavors, though the unmarinated egg was a slight miss. Standout Features: Flavor-Packed Broths - Consistently delicious across visits Creative Drink Menu - The plum wine cocktail was intriguing if not perfect Cool Atmosphere - Neon accents and spiral staircase add flair Why 4 Stars? * Gets crowded (arrive early for preferred seating) * Cocktail portions could be more generous read more
Underbelly Ramen is located in Little Italy, San Diego off of Kettner and Fir serving up ramen and many other Japanese Fushion dishes. They recently did a makeover, making the ambiance and vibe more vibrant with neon lights throughout out the restaurant, making it more appealing from the outside where you can't miss it by passing by. The ordering process is simple as to where you place your order with the cashier at front and pay ahead. I went ahead and ordered the Standard Underbelly Ramen, which had a pork bone broth soup, also known as tonkotsu, a soft boiled egg, chasu belly, and Adobo pulled pork. It was well garnished with finely sliced green onions and toasted sesame seeds. I also had a Japanese lager to wash it down as well. As for the broth, it wasn't much of a bone broth in my eyes but more of a standard soup base with noodles and toppings. The chasu was definitely tender and flavorful, and the soft boiled egg was cooked to perfection, releasing a nice ooze of egg yolk. As for the noodles, they were cooked al dente and had a nice snap back when biting into them. The dish was served hot, and the customer service was average. There's plenty of sitting arrangements from inside, outdoors, or even upstairs. Overall, Underbelly Ramen serves good ramen in their own twist and way, and there are many different variations of ramen you can choose from, such as oxtail dumplings or hoison glazed short ribs. They have a nice draft beer selection, and the location is prime for a nice date night in Little Italy for people watching and slurping noodles. read more
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This ramen spot has an incredible, vibey atmosphere! From the striking neon lighting to the spiral staircase leading to loft seating, and the open-concept layout with partially indoor, partially outdoor tables, every detail adds to the cool, urban nightlife vibe of the space. The setup is super convenient--you order at the register as soon as you walk in, pick where you want to sit, and they bring the food right to your table. The ramen itself was also very tasty! If you are looking for a laid-back spot with great energy and good ramen in Little Italy, Underbelly is your spot! read more
2 years ago
One star for good service. And another for the ambiance. No stars for the ramen. The ramen broth isn't great. If this was made in Japan, it'd probably get thrown out. A bit too salty. Pork chasu was alright. Noodles looked microwaved. Only reason I went here was because it's open, close to work, and it was cold. Sad. Ramen was $13. Tasted like 13 Yen. read more
1 year ago
Came for the ramen and it did not disappoint!! Delicious noodles and the right amount of meat. Portions are generous and the atmosphere is fun. You order at the bar and your food is brought to your table. Minimal interactions with staff but would definitely return. read more
This is such a delicious Ramen spot. This place is beautiful and super unique looking. They have an outdoor/inside seating area, which is kind of cool because you can feel like you're sitting outside but you're still technically inside. The interior is super nice and I love the music that they played. Well definitely come back here when I'm in town next read more
Went to the Little Italy location on a Friday night with friends, and really dig this ramen place! The space itself is pretty small, but it doesn't feel small. They really optimize the seating for sure, there are a few tables outside, there's bar seating, and also an area upstairs for seating for two. The decor is very industrial and modern. Feels pretty hip and I dig the neon lighting. The have a good selection of food, different ramen options and small plates, and also a bunch of drinks and cocktails. The food is a bit of Asian fusion with some Filipino and Viet influences. I thought the food was really tasty and really liked the chashu! Their small dishes were also good, I like the wings which were pretty crispy Overall would recommend for sure! Overall, would recommend! read more
1 year ago
When I last went to San Diego we ate at this amazing restaurant. Its a Blade Runner/Cyberpunk themed ramen restaurant. The vibes were immaculate the food was delicious. The cocktails were all tasty and cleverly themed around Blade Runner quotes. It might be a strange desire but I desperately want to come back wearing a trench coat on a rainy day to really fully immerse myself if only for a meal. read more
3 years ago
The vibes inside here are amazing. The coolest lighting and decor and neon lights I've ever seen in a ramen restaurant for sure! The food sadly wasn't as memorable as the vibe though. I went with my family while we were visiting San Diego. This location is located in Little Italy and the parking in the area is pretty sparse and tricky to find so keep that in mind if you're planning to drive. They have a lower level and upper level for seating. The upper level is a lot smaller and quieter and feels very tucked away from the rest of the restaurant. I think the servers forgot about us to be honest. I got the belly of the beast ramen because I really wanted to try the oxtail dumplings. They tasted good but wasn't anything special unfortunately. The ramen & broth were fine, not bad but tasted pretty standard to me. We also ordered the karage/Japanese fried chicken to share and it was very dry, so wouldn't recommend that. I will say the portions were very generous, even for the meat in the ramen. It's definitely enough for at least two meals! We left very full. Prices very reasonable for ramen! read more
9 months ago
service is good but food was not at all impressive. the tonkatsu ramen was okay. underbelly was extra salty. curry was nothing like curry ramen. we drove all the way here to try it out cz of the ambiance. guess we did get what we went there for lol. i don't recommend it for ramen but as a hang out with friends i'd probably go back there with drinks and all. read more
2 years ago
Service was super nice and the ambiance was chill. It's an open area so when is cold you will Feel it for sure. I think they don't believe in heaters. I've been here before when is not that cold and it's a nice place to eat. I had the veggie ramen this time and I was so disappointed. The broth was in the salty side not hot at all. It was just warm. The veggies were cold and the noodles were overly cooked. It felt like I was eating spaghetti. Over all I was super disappointed. I couldn't eat it. I'm sorry but the only good thing I enjoy about my dinner tonight was my beer Happy ramen hunting. read more
8 months ago
Vibes are on point! Really cool spot in Little Italy. Great music, good Service, chicken wings were fire!! Just hanging out for a date night and we decided to stop by Under Belly for quick drink. Turned out to be one of the best spots of the night! If you have never been here it's definitely worth checking out! There can be a long line at times but we just happened to make it when it was clear! Enjoy! :) read more
2 years ago
Fuck this place. I've been many times and each time It has gotten progressively worse. Service was terrible. From the wait you'd think they were hot shit. News flash, they're not. There are SO MANY awesome ramen joints in San Diego deserving your money. So vote with your wallet and be happier for it. read more
First time visitor. It was 10pm and was looking for a ramen place around the area. A small yet two story restaurant. Not yout typical ramen spot as it looks and feels like a club/restaurant with loud music, neon lights and alcohol. Was not really familiar with best food spots after 10pm but Yelp came thru and here we are: Service: Our party of 4 was greeted and seated promptly on the 2nd floor as the seats on the first floor were taken. They do have outside seating if wish to sit just outside the restaurant. You will need to pay first. Staff was friendly and the service was good. Order turnaround time was fast, around 15 mins or so. 5/5 stars Food: Our party ordered the Underbelly, Belly of the Beast ramen and Chicken Wings. The ramen was really good based off the feedback from my party. Pricing was very reasonable too. Chicken wings is chicken wings. I wasn't expecting much from this place but was honestly surprised that the ramen turned out well. 5/5 Overall: As I mentioned above, this is not your typical ramen place. I'm not sure though if it's different earlier in the day compared to late night, I assume so. With the lights and sounds, it's like a pseudo club which I don't think is bad at all. I just prefer going to quieter ramen spots. Tip: If you're drunk and want a ramen fix, stay on the first floor or outside seating. That narrow, spiral staircase leading to the second floor is an accident just waiting to happen. I'm not surprised if people have fallen in the past. No wonder no one sat upstairs during my visit =) And if you're wearing a short skirt, it's a peep show for those seated at the bottom. read more
1 year ago
Order take out through the site and order was correct. I was so excited to try their pork belly and was completely underwhelmed by the taste and cut of meat. It was 70% fat on the slices they gave to me and the food was warm borderline cold. I also ordered the karaage chicken and it was crispy on outside but dry inside. The seaweed salad was standard and was the best thing out of the 3 items I purchased. Based upon the quality of food, I wouldn't try this again. read more
I've been to this location a few times before, a pretty convenient location in Little Italy with a cool vibe inside and added outdoor seating. This was my first time coming for lunch and it was not very crowded which gave us an option on where to sit. Note that you cannot make reservations here and Dinner time can get crowded and be prepared to wait. I ordered the underbelly ramen since I particularly like the adobo pork that is included. Overall this is pretty good ramen and they have a good selection of cocktails and sake. On this visit, my friend ordered a Japanese whiskey cocktail for me and while I cannot remember the name, it was tasty and perfect for the summer-like weather. Overall, a good place and is one of my go-to spots downtown when I'm craving ramen. read more
3 years ago
On a cold spring night, Underbelly came in clutch with decent food and being open late, the staff was nice because of the limited seating and line forming, but the ambiance felt like you were about to enter a nightclub with neon everywhere I got the Underbelly ramen that had char siu and adobo pulled pork in a tonkotsu broth, and the fried chicken bao. The broth could've used more flavor so I added in the togarashi spice and a little more salt, the char siu was good and tender, the pulled pork tasted dry and didn't really mix well with the rest of the ingredients The fried chicken bao was good, soft bun, crunchy and juicy chicken, creamy sauce made for an excellent bite Maybe the oxtail versions are better if this fusion spot, but not my favorite ramen spot, but I guess so far the best I've tried in SD read more
Excellent ramen in a cool environment with gluten free options!! Staff, particularly Cassie, was very knowledgeable about allergies and gluten free options and was able to put together a fully gluten free option for me! I can't wait to go back! read more
1 year ago
Order downstairs at the bar and sit anywhere - outside patio, bar, or the small area upstairs! You might miss this spot if you didn't plan on coming here as it just looks like a corner bar in Downtown SD in Little Italy. It's a must try as one of the best ramens I've had to date. We also enjoyed the chicken wings and gyoza, but you can get filled up with the hearty ramen along! read more
Took the trolley here and got the underbelly ramen. It's a tonkotsu broth with pork adobo and pork belly chashu. While not a traditional ramen, a pretty good bowl. The broth is pretty flavorful and there's plenty of pork on it. Only problem was that my noodles were overcooked, a little soft for my liking. I also got the eggplant bao which was fair. The restaurant is beautiful though with neon lights and an aesthetic setting. It's a little warm in the upper area but the outside dining looks perfect. The service is also incredibly quick. I'd come back for an ube slushie and the underbelly ramen! read more
1 year ago
The food was pretty good. The ramen was fresh and flavors were comforting. The overall flow and vibe of the restaurant was worth the visit . You review the menu, order, then you seat yourself. Appreciated the friendly staff. read more
1 year ago
This ramen spot was just okay. I ordered the confit chicken ramen and added dumplings, but was surprised when the ramen arrived without any chicken in it, upon asking the server they noted that was incorrect and brought out a side of chicken to add in separately. The portions were massive, so if you're after quantity and value, this place delivers. The different seating options also allows for a choose your own adventure and the vibe is great! However, if you're looking for a truly standout ramen experience, you might want to explore other options. read more
Really regular Asian food as it's a fusion and not that authentic. I got the beast ramen with pork and 2 oxtail dumplings. But the dumpling is like kind of bad as it's so mushy inside without much flavor. I couldn't eat it. The cucumber salad was refreshing! read more
3 years ago
Food (5/5 stars): I was blown away by Underbelly in San Diego. The meat in the Underbelly Ramen exceeded my expectations. First, it came with two different kinds of meat (chashu and pulled pork)--quite atypical for ramen. And both were heavenly. The fatty chashu practically melted in my mouth. And the pulled pork was surprisingly the best pulled pork I've ever had (even better than the ones I've tried in the South!). It was so flavorful and clearly marinated to perfection. This was one of my all-time favorite bowls of ramen. And I still gotta try their Beast of the Belly ramen, which has oxtail dumplings! Experience (5/5 stars): * Price: reasonable * Wait Time: minimal for a party of 2 during dinner on Wednesday * Service: very good and friendly. They gave great recommendations * Parking: street parking can get atrocious in Little Italy. We fortunately scored metered parking a block away ($1.50/hr) * Ambiance: I love the edginess and lighting. They're all about ambiance here! read more
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750 W Fir St
San Diego, CA 92101
Little Italy
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(619) 269-4626
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Am i able to order to-go upfront?
You order at the front for takeout and dine-in.
Can you make a reservation? Or is it first come first serve?
It's 1st come for serve
Is there an age restriction? Aka, can I come with my ramen obsessed kids!!?
Doesn't hurt to call the store and ask. In my opinion, considering it's a ramen shop, I see no issue bringing kids to said ramen shop. They do serve non-alcoholic beverages too. I'm sure your kids will definitely enjoy the ramen there. Their ramen…
Can you sit a party of 11?
You could definitely try, they try to accommodate to everyone. The seating option for 11 would most definitely be outside on their side patios though.
Do you take Reservations?
They do not take reservations, it's first come first serve, order at the counter and they seat you afterwards
Is it loud /noisy inside?
It is a bit loud with th music playing and all the conversations going on. This place is not the place for a quite meal. However, it is the place for some good ramen. Hope this helps.
Are there gluten free noodle options here?
Yes, there's a farmer vegan style one as well as gluten free
Can you accommodate someone with celiac's disease who is very sensitive to gluten?
People do bring children in, however we are set up for adults. We do not have high chairs or a kids menu. 90's hip hop music is playing throughout the day. We are a small restaurant and a very busy one. Please check out our website and…
Have any gluten free options available?
We offer a potato starch based gluten free ramen noodle. Many of our products are marinated or contain a soy sauce which does contain gluten, but any of our knowledgeable bartenders would be happy to answer any questions regarding food allergies.
Why would you put profanity on your walls? We were about to go in there and turned around. Sad that you all think thats cool but its truly lame.
They're obviously trying to attract your opposite, someone who thinks it's trendy. If you think it's "truly lame" that's fine but try to remember that's just your opinion, not a fact.
Do I need to pay tips here?
As with most facilities tips aren't required but are appreciated. Most serving jobs don't pay that much so it's always nice to tip something even a dollar if you're tight on money.
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