Yido Ramen and Sushi Alexandria

The delicate touch of authentic Japanese cuisine is missing. For folks who THINK they know Japanese food, this might be a good substitute for winging it, but it's not all the way there. I really love the ambiance here, it's very cute and done well, but I do spend money at restaurants to eat. Steamed Bao Buns, actually a Chinese dish being served here, tasted like Hoisin Sauce, very over powering, and it got cold rather quickly. Takoyaki, wasn't that bad, the Bonito flakes were slightly stale, but overall, Good flavor. The Tonkatsu Ramen: made traditionally with slow simmered pork bones, that are almost melted into the broth with the length of time it takes to perfection this broth, leaving it creamy, thicker and sticky, in a gelatinous feel. Nope, this wasn't it, I tasted pre-made To

First time trying Yido Ramen & Sushi in Alexandria and we were pleasantly surprised. We ordered both ramen and sushi, both were really good, but the sushi stood out even more. Fresh, great flavor, and nicely prepared. No complaints at all. Solid spot if you’re in the area and want both sushi and ramen. Definitely coming back

I had an amazing experience at this ramen restaurant! The food was delicious — the broth was rich and flavorful, the noodles were cooked perfectly, and the toppings were super fresh. Everything came out hot and well-presented. A special shout-out to Gary, our server. He was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. His service really made our visit even better. We asked to sit in his section because he always takes great care of us, and once again he didn’t disappoint. Highly recommend this place — great ramen and exceptional service!

A friend recommended this place to me and it was really good. The food is fresh and the flavors are on point. The chili oil is especially amazing — super fragrant, like the kind you make at home with real ingredients. The ramen was comforting and the toppings were all tasty. The owner is very friendly and the service feels warm. Definitely a spot I’d come back to.

Second visit to Yido, and just as impressed! The sushi was incredibly fresh and delicious, while the fried rice noodles were tender and full of flavor. The fried sweet bun was a standout — slightly crunchy on the outside yet soft inside. The owner even came out to greet us and shared that this is his second Yido Noodle & Sushi location, following the success of the first in Tyson’s. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience once again, and I’ll definitely be back!