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If you are looking for one of the best ramen restaurants in Los Angeles County, then this is your food video! Rockstar Eater visits Menya Hanabi, which is a ramen joint located in Arcadia of San Gabriel Valley. This ramen store originated in Nagoya Japan, and is known for its Mazesoba Taiwan Ramen. It is the first restaurant to popularize this ramen dish all over the world, and now it is has opened its first USA location in Arcadia. This hidden gem restaurant is the highest rated ramen restaurant in Arcadia, and serves great ramen, along with great appetizers like gyoza, takoyaki, and their famous monster fries! Menya Hanabi 733 W Naomi Ave Suite K Arcadia, CA 91007 <a href="https://www.menyahanabiusa.com">https://www.menyahanabiusa.com</a>/

Love them or hate them, restaurants for ages have looked toward quirky, even downright filthy names to draw attention to both their location as well as the items on their food. Of course, this is nothing unique to restaurants. If you have ever walked down the beer section of your local grocery store or Total Wine, you’ve probably come across more than a few brews with cheeky, almost pushing NC-17-rated names. It’s all part of the marketing, and an attempt to drum up attention for a new business. Naturally, without quality products behind the name all of those raunchy titles and childish titles don’t mean all that much. That is why one particular taco joint, that is making its way to Phoenix, has been turning heads online.

The rainy weather was calling for a bowl of hot ramen. There are many great places for ramen in Little Tokyo, but this is a great pick during a downpour since they have an indoor parking attached to the building via a walkway going to the restaurant, HANAICHIMONME.

Tasty and unforgettable bowls of ramen will be waiting for guests when the location opens for business on the 9th of January. JINYA Ramen Bar is bringing real ramen culture to locals and visitors of Lehi. JINYA is known for its slow-cooked approach to ramen, made from broth simmered for 20 hours in-house. From its customizable menu to sleek interiors, JINYA Ramen Bar presents to guests a contemporary Japanese dining ideal for lively social gatherings for all ages.

Tanaka Ramen has several locations on island, and dishes out a solid bowl of ramen each time. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tanakaramenhawaii">https://www.instagram.com/tanakaramenhawaii</a>/ Music: Ponte de Abril- Steve Adams

When it comes to ramen, we are down to try all kinds of places. Today, we checked out Golden Pork. Let us know your favorites in the comments. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/goldenpork_hi">https://www.instagram.com/goldenpork_hi</a>/ <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ohanaeatzb">https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ohanaeatzb</a> Music: ILY-Dyalla

The ginger salad from Koizi in Royal Palm Beach, Florida.Photo byPhoto by J.M. Lesinski. For an all-you-can-eat sushi experience that is sure to leave one mind-blown, Koizi Endless Gourmet Grill in Royal Palm Beach, Florida is the best of the best. The gorgeous ambience and massive menu are sure to please any diner of any age, while it is also one of only a few places currently utilizing robot waiters, giving it a sleek and modern touch too.

Sushi-Rama's conveyor belts are now running in Broomfield.Photo bySushi-Rama. (Broomfield, Colo) Sushi-Rama, a playful restaurant serving sushi rolls on a conveyor belt, added a new location in Broomfield this week.

If you haven't tried Shake Ramen yet, you're missing out. With delicious combinations of ramen and toppings, you will never be able to go back to the traditional bowl again. This isn't your regular food truck. Everything is served in a cup and ready to be shaken. All the ingredients are inside, so no need to add anything extra. Once you've tried it, you'll be addicted. What are you waiting for? IG: @shakeRamen

Looking for a unique take on ramen? Check out Nadomo Ramen which is located inside Rodeo 39 in Stanton, CA. I'm always iffy about asian fusion restaurants but was pleasantly surprised at how tasty both the ramen and the tacos were! Let me know in the comments if you'd ever try al pastor ramen.

There are probably hundreds if not thousands of ramen spots throughout the city of San Diego, so it can be quite difficult to narrow down the spots that are worth trying. With that being said, I want to make it clear that I by no means claim that I have tried every ramen spot in San Diego, but there are quite a few spots that I have tried, namely the most popular ones and some smaller, hole in the wall spots as well. So, you can say I am pretty well versed in the ramen world, but it would be impossible to try every single ramen spot in San Diego. Of course, this is all pretty subjective and everyone can have very different tastes when it comes to what we look for in a bowl of ramen, but this is a compilation of reviews that are based on my personal experience as well as ratings found on the internet. Like I always say, I am not a fan of spicy food, so there could very well be really delicious and amazing spicy ramen dishes out there, but I for one can not be one to judge for that, unfortunately. But nonetheless we continue.

Rockstar Eater visits Tsujita LA Artisan Noodle, which makes the best tsukemen ramen in Los Angeles. They serve 500 to 1000 bowls a day of ramen. Go into the kitchen and watch the manager assemble their best-selling tsukemen, which you should try! Tsujita LA 2057 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.tsujita.com">https://www.tsujita.com</a>/

A perfect dish to warm the soul on cold winter nights - RAMEN. I had Kuromayu Ramen made with savory pork bone noodle soup with chashu, marinated egg, seaweed, green onion and egg which I shared with Josh. Husband had Spicy Miso Ramen. Appetizer was fried octopus legs. YUM!

Tajima Ramen and Izakaya Bar is a popular Japanese ramen restaurant with several locations spread across San Diego, namely Convoy, Mercury, Hillcrest, North Park, East Village, and College Heights. The location I visited was in the heart of Convoy, San Diego, the home of many delicious Asian restaurants, boba shops, and Asian dessert places. Tajima Ramen first opened in 2001 and has grown steadily to become one of San Diego's top Japanese restaurants today. Their dishes aim to honor the purity of traditional Japanese taste and style. They also pride themselves on having a wide selection of dishes to choose from as well as some that are more innovative and unique. Their dishes are quite affordable as well and their daily tapas-style (small plates) menu changes every season to give you something fresh to try every time you visit.

If you are looking for some of the best ramen in Los Angeles, then you’ve come to the right episode! Rockstar Eater visits Saikai Ramen Bar, which is Yelp’s highest rated ramen restaurant in LA, located in Koreatown on Western Avenue. Saikai Ramen is a chef-driven ramen joint, which combines artisan ramen with izakaya foods of the highest quality. Some of the specialties include the gyukotsu ramen, made of bone marrow broth and topped with A5 Wagyu beef slices! Their mazemen ramen is also popular here, along with appetizers like LA Corn Fritters and their bento box sandwiches! Don’t miss out on Saikai Ramen Bar if you want to try some of the best and most elevated ramen noodles in Los Angeles. Saikai Ramen Bar 209 N Western Ave # B Los Angeles, CA 90004 <a href="https://www.saikairamenbar.com">https://www.saikairamenbar.com</a>/

I've been to a few grand openings for restaurants when I lived back east. I also hosted a few for our family when we opened a new place, but Wednesday, October 5th's grand opening of the new Ramen Hayashi Restaurant in Fresno, (Riverside Drive, Herndon and 99), blew us away.

Rockstar Eater visits Killer Noodle Tsujita in Los Angeles on Sawtelle Blvd, which is one of the best noodle restaurants in Los Angeles. This restaurant specializes in Chinese style noodles, particularly tian tian mien. The noodles are spicy and full of bold flavor. It is some of the most exciting noodle dishes in Los Angeles. Killer Noodle 2030 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.killernoodle.com/locations">https://www.killernoodle.com/locations</a>

At Tsujita LA Annex on Sawtelle Blvd, you'll find some of the best ramen in Los Angeles. This restaurant is known for its Jiro ramen. The broth is some of the most flavorful and intense ramen broth you'll drink. It has got to be eaten to be believed! Definitely stop by Tsujita Annex for delicious ramen in LA. Tsujita LA Annex 2050 Sawtelle Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.tsujita-annex.com">https://www.tsujita-annex.com</a>/

If you are looking for the best ramen in Los Angeles, then this is your episode! Rockstar Eater goes on the ultimate ramen tour through Sawtelle Blvd in Los Angeles, eating at Tsujita LA Artisan Noodle, Tsujita LA Annex, and Killer Noodle! These are 3 of some of the highest rated ramen shops in LA, and also some of the best ramen shops! All 3 of these restaurants are owned by the same Tsujita company, yet they all have different ramen recipes that are top secret! Join Steve on this noodle adventure as Steve visits these 3 restaurants back to back to cover such dishes as tonkotsu ramen, tsukemen, jiro ramen, and even dan dan noodles! 🔸 Tsujita LA Artisan Noodle 2057 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.tsujita.com">https://www.tsujita.com</a>/ 🔸 Tsujita LA Annex 2050 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.tsujita-annex.com">https://www.tsujita-annex.com</a>/ 🔸 Killer Noodle Tsujita 2030 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 <a href="https://www.killernoodle.com/locations">https://www.killernoodle.com/locations</a>

I love Ramen and I feel that I have found my favorite Ramen in all of Illinois that I will now share with my readers. The name is Kitakata Ramen Ban Naiin Lombard. Spicy Miso RamenPhoto by Frank S/ChicagoFoodKing.