Hibachi X Ramen

This Chinese owned, fast- casual Japanese restaurant has been opened for about 3 or 4 months now. The interior is reminiscent of most American Chinese take out spots. Ther’s a counter where you place your order, for or five small tables for indoor dinning and some picnic tables outside that is shared by the other businesses in the area. Service is quick and prices are comparable with this neighborhood. Don’t come here expecting to find super authentic Japanese dishes – this is more of along the lines of Americanized Japanese food for American tastes. With that said, I thought the food was pretty good. The ingredients were fresh and portions were decent. I ordered: Fried Shumai ($7): this was great, albeit tiny. I inhaled them pretty quickly Unagi Don-Eel Rice Bowl ($18.95): The d

Really good experience. Food served hot and quickly. The server stop to ask how the food was. Highly recommended. Price is very good for the quality. We tried the edamame, fried shrimp shumai and the classic pork Ramen, really delicious!

Drove by today, saw the grand opening sign outside so I decided to give it a try,definitely was good, price was reasonable! They got many types of ramen I feel like it’s main dishes, few appetizers on the side would recommend this place! Apologies about the picture of the noodle lol, took a few bite and decide to leave a review! 😀

Super cute little spot, the owners are super friendly and do their best to take care of you. Ramen is also super tight, noodles are pretty chewy and bouncy, soup has great flavor, and their eggs and chashu are top-notch. Finally, prices are great, with most bowls of ramen going for $15.

Take out/delivery spot. No seating. Excellent flavors, excellent food quality. Very good ramen customization. The meat servings were a tad small in the ramen, would've loved another 2 or 3 slices of pork. I would definitely order from here again.