Kinboshi Ramen

Wow!! What a great ramen experience! I loved my vegan ramen and my son loved his kontaksu ramen! The Blood Orange Italian Soda was also yummy. The service was nice and there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Parking can be tricky though. Clean restrooms.

The Ramen It’s so good 🤩 very authentical flavor if you’re looking for a classic great tonkatsu ramen! This is a “WOW, how good” definitely a 5 ⭐️ Prices were so good, I’ll leave the menu options we spend 50 buck for two people we ordered two ramen’s, and 2 appetizers also 2 drinks (btw there’s not many drinks options available 😅) About the appetizers those weren’t the best gyozas I’ve tried, but not too bad I’ll give them a 3 ⭐️ and the spice chicken karaage was interesting kinda, weird texture but such a good flavor another 3 ⭐️ on those. The place was easy to get in, kind of easy to park, the area, mmm 🤔 I’m not sure if is good but isn’t surrounded by a good area, actually couple blocks before can be very scary (lot of homeless)

Didn’t wait in line very long but had to wait over 30 minutes for my single ramen to come out while I saw the people next to me get their two ramens within 5-10 minutes. Was not worth the wait considering I could get similar quality ramen for less of a wait and better service elsewhere. Ramen wasn’t bad - good if you need a spot that doesn’t close too early! I recommend trying Toya just around the street!

It was nice, not a bad experience, but I’ve had better Ramen before, the best part about it was the pork being super tender, but I wish they had more drink options… probably not disappointing. Part was there was no drinks that seemed appealing to my best friend and I. One bowl of Ramen with double pork was $25.

This vegan ramen tastes exactly like the real thing in Japan. The broth is deep, rich, and full of flavor - complex, comforting, and incredibly satisfying without being heavy. The noodles have that perfect springy bite, cooked just right, just like in an authentic Tokyo ramen shop.