(Posted by Jen, 2002.2.6)
(Posted by Aya, 2001.10.26)
The ramen is pretty tasty- better than most you can find in the states. They also have a sesame seed flavored ramen that's good for a change.
(Posted by Ramen Kazoku, 2001.9.11)
| Ryowa Ramen | |
| Overall I thought the ramen here was very tasty. Second only to Santa in San
Mateo. There is not much of a ramen selection but the nice thing is that they
have things other than ramen like fried rice and gyozas among other things. They
also have cold tea which quenches my thirst like nothing else, at Santa they
have the same thing but only for lunch. They also have kim chi on the tables,
which some people do not like but when I tried it I thought it was very tastey.
Thumbs up for this one. (Posted by Jen, 2002.2.6) |
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| Had the Ryowa Ramen Bowl ($6) - the sesame seed based soup was really nice in
taste, quite delicious really, while the ramen noodles itself were alright if a
bit bland. It also came with minced daikon&green onion toppings,yellow bean
sprouts, and 3 slices of pork (tender and juicy).The menu is pretty limited, but
the atmosphere is casual/friendly, and the Japanese channel shown on the corner
tv was awesome. Great place to go for fast (had to wait about 5-10 minutes for a
seat, but the ramen came 5 minutes after ordering), relatively cheap
($5-$7)ramen. The only thing I'd recommend against is having the kim chee, which
had a rubbery taste to it. Overall, I'd go there again to try out the other
ramen bowls. (Posted by Aya, 2001.10.26) |
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| Great atmosphere with Japanese tv and mugicha to drink. The ramen is pretty tasty- better than most you can find in the states. They also have a sesame seed flavored ramen that's good for a change. (Posted by Ramen Kazoku, 2001.9.11) |
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