Ezogiku Noodle Cafe

Pretty good ramen place. A little bit hidden, but not too difficult to find. The food was pretty good; I liked the ramen, although I wouldn’t say it was spectacular. You could probably find something with more options for a little bit higher price, but definitely worth visiting if you want ramen for a good price. The combo meal is a good value as well.

I tried Ezogiku for the first time recently hearing about it from a friend, and I must say that I was very pleased with my experience! I had the mulberry vegetable ramen since I can’t take gluten and it was delicious! Their worker, Ryota was extremely kind and gave the shop a warm and welcoming aura. Highly recommend if you want to have a nice quiet lunch!

Ramen Ezogiku is a food service place in a bit of a "off to the side," limited outside seating food commons area. However, they offer a decent variety of ramen including their "Mazemen" which is a broth-less ramen. I ordered this and found it similar to Chinese / Taiwanese dandan noodles (dandanmein). It was a bit spicy (also salty) and very tasty. If you're doing a lot of walking in the area in which Ramen Ezogiku is located and need a quick food break, you can't go wrong here. Check it out! :)

Ezogiku is hidden behind a small alley but is well worth a visit. The food is good and the prices are reasonable. Had the curry on my last visit. It has just the right spiciness (mild) and it’s a good sized portion. The gyoza here is good too. Took off one star for the ambiance (or the lack of). Personally, the tables and chairs can use some upgrade. Something a little more sturdy and something that adds to the uniqueness of this location. I think there is potential to create a unique niche like atmosphere for this location.