Ramen Alley

Small spot, named appropriately- it's tucked in the alley between stores. The entry door is very much a speakeasy vibe. Inside, you'll find laminated menus on a ring laying on a nearby table. It's a tiny spot, with community seating at tall top tables with backless metal stools. You order at the counter, pay, find your seat and they deliver to you. I had the tonkotsu and gyoza. It was a solid 10 out of 10! That ramen will heal your soul, or anything that ails you. The gyoza was delicious. It was SO good, I forgot to take pictures!

10/10 would recommend. I couldn't decribe the food in any way other than quality. The Raman here has the perfect umami flavor that you can taste the care it was made with in every bowl. The service is fast which is crazy because you can see them delicately place and prepare each bowl as you wait. And I've yet to visit and see the staff without a friendly disposition accompanied with a genuine smile on their face. This food is something to take pride in. The atmosphere is perfect. This "hidden" gem is a perfect example of what a good AUTHENTIC ramen place should be. Although it's not a secret place, because of its location it sure feels like it! Because of that, this would be a great place for a first date if you'd like to make an affordable but cool first impression. Equally this is a g

Decided to check Ramen Alley out while in town for work and I was definitely not disappointed! The location lives up to the name considering it is literally in an alley. I drove by the night before to scope it out and did not even see it. I ordered a Tonkotsu and it was very good. The broth was silky and delicious and all the toppings seemed fresh. I would definitely recommend checking them out if you like ramen or if you don't and you're feeling a bit adventurous.

Nice small place The spicy miso was very good and savory Add a few drops of chili oil and soy sauce Oh makes me want to go back for another bowl Portion is good size Pork belly was good Hard boiled egg Fresh sprouts Broth was good and nice and hot (other places are usually only warm )

Delicious tonkatsu ramen however, I was also sold some pork dumplings and these were served lightly fried on the bottom and Frozen in the center. At Ramen Alley you pay at the start of your dining experience and I left a good tip expecting good food. It's best to not tip here until the end of the meal.