Ramen Zuru

Dave Pagaduan

Visiting family in SOCAL from Florida and my wife wanted some ramen soup. Saw Ramen Zuru and stopped by to eat. Wife ordered the ramen and I ordered the chicken curry. It was delicious and the serving portions were large for both entrees. The price was too little for the amount of food. The waitress was awesome and the ambience is authentic Japanese. Wish they had a restaurant like this in Florida! Highly recommend this place to eat. Domo Origato!

Jasmin Lovett

I think their ramen is pretty good and the service is great. When they first open I thought it was okay. But went again and it has improved so much. I could say it's one of the best ramen I had.

Kevin Kwak

I ordered online on their website a tonkotsu ramen and added a small chasu bowl. Ramen Zuru carefully packaged the carryout order and there are two separate containers for the ramen noodle and its brother. The tonkotsu broth seemed less than half-full in the container, but it was actually the right amount when you pour it into the ramen bowl. I enjoyed the toppings - spinach (first time seeing it in ramen), bean sprouts, nori, green onions, two slices of pork chasu, and a half slice of the soy egg. The tonkotsu broth was rich and slightly creamy but the saltiness was kind of high for my taste. Based on this experience, both the tonkotsu broth and the rice bowl tasted salty, and it wasn't pleasant to down the broth without a glass of water nearby. I'm sure others will enjoy the broth as is. Plenty of parking space in the plaza and places to go shopping after your meal.

David

Had lunch here. For starters, the food is delicious. The menu is simple with a variety of dishes and each one is unique in its own way. I Had thick noodle bowl with pork. Sorry, I forgot the name. However, it is there signature dish and I do have pictures. Furthermore, besides the food, the seating can be inside or out with simple tables with crafted square seating. Which is nice, but...I do like cushion and wish seats had cushion instead of plan wood. Regardless, it's comfortable in it's own manner. Lastly, for a small establishment, you feel at home. Employees are friendly, polite, and everything is clean inside/outside. The only thing they do not serve is alcohol. Most places do and that leaves me to question why. The alcohol isn't important. What is important is the food. I can say " I am so glad to have come here and continue to."