Duke's Ramen

The food was delicious, but there was so much teriyaki sauce on my chicken I couldn't finish it. Next time, they can serve extra on the side instead. The staff was great and helpful. And the place was small but cozy. Would come back.

Tiny place with a dozen counter seats. Tasty ramen choices. Quick service from the kitchen which is right in front of you. Worth the wait to get a seat.

Their Ramen is Delicious. We ordered the beef Ramen and Sancocho Ramen. The chicken wings were also very tasty. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside.

Had an itch to scratch for ramen and my wonderful GF suggested this place from Tik Tok. We ordered the takoyaki, hot oil dumplings, and the duke scallion pancake taco for starters. Licked the plate and then we ordered the spicy shrimp ramen and the smoked pork belly burnt ends ramen. It was (insert heavy breathing) delicious. All of it. (Insert deep breath) will be back soon.

A small ramen shop with a cozy, counter-only setup and an open kitchen, lined with manga artwork that adds a fun, distinctly Japanese vibe. The atmosphere is lively and casual—definitely feels like a spot meant for quick bowls and comfort food. The tonkotsu ramen was correct at the basic level but didn’t rise above “just okay”—broth serviceable, toppings standard, but nothing particularly memorable. Surprisingly, the beef ramen carried a wok-hay smokiness that made it more satisfying and distinct. The fried chicken (karaage), however, was disappointing: dark, oily, and bitter—clearly fried in overused oil. Heavy rather than crisp, which overshadowed the flavor.