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1. Obu Ramen House - San José
· 545 reviews
1098 E Brokaw Rd #10, San Jose, CA 95131
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Faith Malcolm: The Ramen is great. I've tried a couple and I liked all so far. The portions aren't huge, but they suffice. The price is ok. I will say, unlike many places they have vegetarian broth.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian Ramen option.
Tamika Strain: We have been here several times. The Food is always good and made to order. I recommend the Cucumber Mint Lemonade. The portion VS value is perfect and the service is quality and fantastic. We take a little longer to order our waiter was patient and kind he also had great knowledge of the menue when we ask questions.Vegetarian options: They have a Veggie Ramen packed with yummy options like kirage mushrooms, bean Sprouts, corn, bok choy, spinach, cabbage, tofu, and the veggie broth is delicious.
2. Hokkaido Ramen Santouka - San José
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· 755 reviews
Inside Mitsuwa Marketplace, 675 Saratoga Ave #103, San Jose, CA 95129
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Mars: I’ve been going to Santouka ever since Kinokuniya Books was across the parking lot from Mitsuwa. It’s totally awesome to know that it’s still around and they make a great bowl of ramen. The ramen has always been great here. Not mind blowing but they deliver a taste that hasn’t changed since they’ve opened. The noodles are good and the broth delivers. The roast pork is darn good. I can’t think of any other ramen places that’ve been in San Jose for as long as they’ve been. BIG props to Santouka for having the stamina of a long distance runner.
Torsten Keil-Long: This is one of my favorite ramen spots in the South Bay. It is inside a grocery store, so expect a food court style seating arrangement. The food comes out quickly, and on days they take longer there is a whole grocery store and book store to look through. They are friendly and always get the order correct. We usually get the 36 and the 63 when we go, and I personally love how the spicy char sui miso soup!
Jeremy Roberson: If you have to choose one ramen shop to try, this. Classic is the one.
Amy H.: I ordered the #2 Salt Ramen here and it’s absolutely delicious and creamy. The broth is the best!This ramen spot is located in Mitsuwa Market. When you order they will give you a receipt with your order number. Back then, water was provided but now this spot doesn’t provide water to go along with the ramen. The Salt Ramen includes chashu, which I usually like since it’s very soft and tender. However, the chashu this time was a bit over cooked. The ramen noodles has a good texture and the broth was rich in flavors. I would highly recommend this spot!
3. Kokoro Ramen - Milpitas
· 432 reviews
263 W Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035, United States
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Nikhil: , consisting of sticky rice topped with fried chicken and mayo, which was quite tasty.It would be beneficial to include more vegan and true vegetarian options on the menu to cater to a wider range of dietary preferences.
Long Phan: My wife and I had the chicken karaage and Niku and the Black Garlic Pork Ramen bowls here. Both bowls were equally delicious. When I asked for them to be extra spicy, I was pleasantly surprised that they had some kick to them. The karaage was hot and Krispy, which is always good. The restaurant is small, but the service was quick and the food was great.Parking: The parking lot is pretty busy. If you do not mind a walk, you can find parking pretty easily.
N A: Dinner on a business trip to the US.Since it's almost the end of the season, there aren't many places to go, so today I'm going for American ramen. It was quite crowded, but I got in easily. Ordered tonkotsu and gyoza. It was delicious, but I felt like there was something slightly different. The gyoza is not vinegar soy sauce, but something like sweet rice cake. But it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.
chandrashekhar dashudu: I don't eat meat so I tried the veggie Ramen and it was surprisingly good. I also tried Agedashi tofu on the side and I always like it in general and it was good here too. My wife tried the curry Ramen and she liked it too. Overall a good place for non meat eaters. Not sure about strict vegetarians though. Place is small and not much of an ambience to say if that is important.
4. Ramen Champ - San José
· 246 reviews
6229 Santa Teresa Blvd, San Jose, CA 95119, United States
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Eve Lim: Went there a little past 8pm on a Sat night. Saw the staff starting to close part of the restaurant already. There was only 1 other table of 2 customers in the almost empty restaurant. Ordered the deep fried oysters and ramen. Wanted to try the ramen with Yuzu broth but when I enquired with the waiter if I’ll be able to taste the Yuzu, he said I won’t. Thought that is strange to have a description on the menu of broth having Yuzu taste but in actuality won’t taste it🤔 So I ended up going with his recommendation of one with chicken and pork base broth instead. Food was served fast. Oysters looked kinda over-fried as the batter looked rather dark, but tasted fine. The ramen noodle had a nice chewy texture and the broth tasted ok but nothing impressive. I wanted to try their ramen as I saw the pics online that they were chunky pieces of pork belly vs the usual thinly sliced ones. It is served chunky but it wasn’t as tender as I had hoped for. The taste was standard typical ramen taste except noodles were more chewy than most other ramen places. My friend had the Buta-ramen which had minced garlic, lots of bean sprouts and an egg which I noticed was a hard boiled egg and not soft boiled. I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to dine here again since I can get better tasting ramen elsewhere.
JM Wu: The pork chop rice here is also highly recommended! The pork chops are tender on the inside and crispy on the outside and delicious!PS: If you like my comments, you can follow them~I will take photos of the appearance and color of the food I saw on site and present it to everyone. I will go to various places to discover delicious food and unique places! !I wish everyone’s wishes come true!
Divij Patil: I visit this place at least once a month for the curry rice and karage chicken. Good food.
El T: when you order.
Elijah “Japs” Espino: . The karaage is super crunchy and flavored well. The takoyaki has alot of stuff on it that mixed well, and the octopus inside was not sparce. The food was served in 15 mins
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5. RAMEN OSAKA - San José
· 317 reviews
4035 Evergreen Village Square #40, San Jose, CA 95135
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6. Kahoo Ramen - San José
· 628 reviews
4330 Moorpark Ave, San Jose, CA 95129, United States
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Jason A: mayo.I also haven't seen many places that serve Orion beer which originates from my family's hometown of Okinawa so I order it when I get the craving.The staff here are nice and are pretty accommodating of our kids. When I ask my kid where she wants to eat and she says "Japanese food", she always means that she wants to go here and as a picky eater herself, that's tantamount to a ringing endorsement.Overall, we've found our go-to place for us whenever we just want to go out to eat somewhere that's cozy and familiar.
Sung Cha: Updates: 4/12/24Moeka and Itsuka did amazing to take care of our dinner. I am very satisfied with their service and the food I ordered was top quality; Karaage, Takoyaki, and Ramen noodle soup were all top notch! I would absolutely spread words to my circles to come try! Thank you.Black Garlic Miso! First time ever I’ve ever had this. I tried spicy version, and man, it has nice kick in its broth. Special experience I had, and I would love to come back and try other types.
Ruth Temple: Fabulous broth in these dishes! Delightful, we stopped after seeing the evening cherry blossoms at Hakone Garden; perfect cap to the evening. 🌸🌸🌸Dietary restrictions: I eat GF and had always thought of ramen places as being about the wheat noodles? No, no: it's all about the rich broths, and you can find rice plates or order with no noodles. I went for an appetizer seafood soup with a side of rice and side of kim chi and that made a perfect meal.
G Lee: .The other person had the katsu dim and didn’t like it. She said the meat was all breading. I tried a spoonful and thought it tasted good but maybe she’s right.Also enjoyed a nice small bottle of warmed sake. I have to say, their place had an odd smell. Not sure if it was their cleaning formula or what.
Liz Brizuela: The atmosphere is casual and there is always a long line. The food is really good with a lot of flavor and very delicious!! It also has a variety of drinks, but you have to drink them a little quickly because if you finish eating you have to leave the place. I like the atmosphere, I love the food, but I would like to feel more relaxed and have more time to enjoy my lunch or dinner.
Josie Guerra: Food is comforting, delicious and the quality is consistent. Service is wonderful. They are kind and accommodating with customizing orders.Be aware it will be first come first serve as the location itself is very small. The tables are pretty close to each other, so be ready for that. There is also a countertop option to sit at...You may need to wait in line, so plan accordingly.This place is worth the wait.Kid-friendliness: They are accommodating with customizing food options as some children are picky.Heads up though the location itself is smalland the tables are are very close together. You'll notice very quickly if there are noisy kids
Arthur T: Grew up coming to Kahoo Ramen...first time visiting in 10+ years. I'm glad they survived COVID.I was sad that they updated their menu to phase out their simple shoyu/shio ramens.Two of us ordered:-karaage $9.95, the fried chicken here is still really delicious, must order-yakioni mentaiko $5, crispy rice was good-black garlic miso ramen $14.95, ramen was ok. Not the biggest fan of miso ramen, but not too many options on ramen side nowDefinitely a great spot to eat! Excited to be back to try their other apps/a la carte items.Parking is super tough in the plaza.
Etson Choi: For those people who said the ramen is very salty, either they never tried ramen in Japan or they are less sodium people. The ramen is not salty at all compare the ramen I have tried in Hong Kong and Japan. The soup base is soso but not bad. Soup base doesn’t have strong pork bones flavour or any sign of pork oil/ pork fat which is a minus but other than that, everything is a plus.