So.Ramen

We have been on a search for the best Ramen spots in CT. Our group started off with this location here and it didn't disappoint. The appetizers weren't greasy but absolutely tasty. The ramen had a clear and tasteful broth. The noodles and additionals were cooked to perfection. Stop by, give it a try. I promise you won't leave disappointed. Our server was amazing and the anime inspired decor was fabulous.

A bit disappointing. I find that too many ramen places treat their vegetarian broth as an afterthought, and this place is no different. The broth was bland. I don’t personally love broccoli in ramen—the flavor doesn’t mesh well, and if the florets are too big (as they were here) then it becomes awkward to eat. I also don’t understand the choice to use thin, near angel-hair style pasta instead of traditional ramen noodles either. Felt like a bait and switch. Otherwise, the atmosphere was unimpressive, with a plethora of Naruto art shoved on the walls, so if you like Naruto, then you might like it, if not…. Service was a bit slow—they only had one person working as hostess and waiter, and they did not seem thrilled to be there. Overall, it was underwhelming.

Great ramen. Great appetizers. Atmosphere is OK because it looks like a take out place. No alcohol served due to its close vicinity to University nearby. Price is reasonable and it's cheaper than those more fancy ramen restaurants. Great eat out place for college students nearby.

It seems that every time I go near Central Connecticut State College, another little restaurant pops up. So.Ramen is one of those where if you don't pull into the parking lot you might not know it's there. I'm so glad I did pull in because I discovered a wonderful little enclave of Asian noodle soups, with plenty of appetizing side dishes and healthy foods. When I walked in it was quiet and uncrowded. After deciding on the Gyoza appetizer, I next ordered The Guidon Beef for the main noodle course. The Gyoza was pan fried to perfection, and the sweet soy sauce was an excellent accompaniment. The noodle dish had thin slabs of beef with a rich broth , steamed vegetables and noodles. It was absolutely delicious. Next time I visit, and each time thereafter I am going to attempt to order a new

The food was really good but it was pretty expensive. The fried rice is so good.