Kanda Ramen & BBQ

Category: Japanese restaurant in San Leandro, California

Address: 145 Pelton Center Way, San Leandro, CA 94577, USA

Phone: +15108225949

Opening hours

Sunday: 11AM–9PM

Monday: 11AM–9PM

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 11AM–9PM

Thursday: 11AM–9PM

Friday: 11AM–9PM

Saturday: 11AM–9PM

Reviews

haggeo romero

Sep 24, 2022

A very pleasant surprise in this out of the way place. I had the Korean rib plate with steamed cabbage, so surprising and so good.

Emma Dagood

Sep 2, 2022

I absolutely love this place! I got the Shoyu ramen and the honey pomelo tea, and both were delicious! The atmosphere is comfy, everything is clean, the pricing is good, and it's overall a very good experience.

James C

Aug 29, 2022

Great ramen awesome atmosphere

Jimmie Rasmussen

Aug 27, 2022

There are approximately over 100 Ramen eatery/restaurants in Bay Area (Sonoma County, Marin County, San Francisco, Eastbay and Southbay). After reviewing, Kanda Ramen with 4.7 rated so we decided to try out this place on Saturday at 12:30pm. Out of dozen different ramen menus, we ordered "shoyu ramen" which are most favorite ramen in Kanto Region (Yokohama and Tokyo area) in Japan. Make a long story short, presentation of toppings 2-stars, taste of soup 1-star, temperature of soup not hot enough and not clear and noodles are too thick and over cooked, only good quality was friendly waitress (she might be the owner) services, 5-stars. Out of over 100 Ramen eatery/restaurants, every single eateries are owned, operated and prepared by Non-Japanese so do not expect good quality ramen in Northern California (save money and eat a Nissin's cup noodles instead) !!!!! Have suggestions; make a ramen taste so that Japanese would like it, not American's taste. Secondly minimize ramen menus, (1) Shoyu Ramen, (2) Chashu Ramen, (3) Miso Ramen, (4) Shio Ramen and (5) Tantan-men. Eastern Japanese (Tokyo/Yokohama area) people doesn't care much for tonkotsu style ramen which are originated in Southwest Japan (Kyushu area). Lastly, noodles to be thinner egg (yellowish color) noodles cooked not too soft or not too hard and soup broth to be "clear" and tasteful (no fishy taste).

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Questions & Answers

Is Kanda Ramen & BBQ, owner a Japanese ?

Jimmie Rasmussen | Aug 26, 2022
James C | Aug 28, 2022

No. But its pretty legit.

Sell Japanese groceries ?

Jimmie Rasmussen | Aug 26, 2022
Benjamin Tan | Aug 26, 2022

Nope

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