Ramen Haus

How often do you go out to eat and when the server comes by to ask if you want dessert, you decline and say, “No thanks, we are stuffed”? Well, whatever you do, save some room in your belly for the Honey Toast here. Even if you think it might not sound like a dessert you’d normally consider. Just order it. Eat it. Savor it. Be sure to lick up the bits of honey that dripped onto your sleeve. I’d make a trip back just for the Honey Toast. Oh, and the food was pretty good too.

A really great place! The ramen is really, really good. It's easily accessible from its location right on Washington. The interior is very atmospheric with origami hanging from the ceiling, colored lights on the walls, and even some anime posters. The service was very quick and friendly. The karaage chicken was so good, we even ordered a second. The ramen was excellent as well! I ordered the spicy pork, and while I think the spice overpowered a bit of the flavor, it was still really good, but I'll be sure to try something more mild next time. Overall, a great restaurant that I'd totally recommend to anyone!

Nice food, friendly staff, trendy ambience. I went here years before but didn't leave a review because exhausted mom. I came back literally to try the pickles. $4 and you get three different kinds of pickled vegetables that are so crisp and tangy. Husband got taco yaki and said it was a complete steel at the price. I agree that it was delicious. The kids even tried some and said they were fine. The restaurant seemed a little under staffed since all of them were running around pretty fast and it still took a minute to get our orders in. I got the spicy pork ramen. Husband got the pork Katsu curry. Kids got Curry udon and the beef bowl. I should have read closer and realized that the pork was like ground pork instead of an actual slice of pork. That was on me. Flavor was fine though. Husband's pork katsu was really excellent. We also ordered gyoza and it was nice and crispy. My twins even tried the kimchi that came with the beef bowl and said it wasn't bad. Also had the Asian pear sparkler which was nice and gingery. They have a unisex bathroom. There was no changing station. You get to see the kitchen stuff from an open kitchen layout from the dining area. From what I saw they didn't have the kids assistant chopstick helpers but I forgot to ask. But they didn't have any at the table. Would absolutely go again.

Excellent value for your money! Such a fun aesthetic, and a surprisingly varied menu for a Ramen place. The Taro fries are unique and definitely worth a try, but the sauce they come with is what I fell in love with. The tonkotsu ramen was decent with chewy and slurpy noodles, and the katsu curry was amazing! I would definitely go back, and bring some folded cranes next time.