Mr Ramen

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JCorona

Joined 2 years ago

Exellent Curry Ramen!. Their curry ramen is awesome. I have only been here a few times though. The first time we had to wait which sucked but after that it went smooth. I would give this place a 5 stars except I have had better Ramen. This comes close to the best for me though. It's for sure worth giving it a try. Their pork is also pretty damn good.

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jamesmb

Joined 3 years ago

Cold Ramen is Unique Here..... I love this place for their pork. Sure it's not the "best" ramen place, but what makes this place stand out is their pork. It's not too salty or greasy and it is seasoned just right. I love their cold ramen which is really refreshing on a cold day. My main complaint is that I wish they included bamboo shoots and a whole egg in their ramen, but oh well, I still like it. The place is also not expensive.

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mustcop

Joined 5 years ago

$1.50 for an egg? wat. good ramen, better than orochon and santouko in my opinion. fast service. good combos and such. jjjj

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Nicolas Rabinovitch

Joined 6 years ago

Simple, no-fuss Japanese ramen restaurant lures its loyal fan base with oodles of steaming noodles.. In Short
Walking down East 2nd in the heart of Little Tokyo, the smell of curry emanates from this unsuspecting hole-in-the-wall. Once inside, the casual setting, brick walls and traditional Sumo pictures put patrons at ease, transporting them to a friendly curry house that could easily be in the middle of Osaka. Dedicated ramen enthusiasts and local Japanese residents come to enjoy the signature dish, ranging from the most popular curry ramen to the traditional cashew pork ramen and less traditional fried chicken ramen. Other fare includes pork gyoza dumplings, curry rice and chicken teriyaki.

Hits: The ramen portions are very large, and the setting is cozy and comfortable.

Misses: Parking is difficult, and there is often only a single waitress for the lunch rush.

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badmillie08

Joined 6 years ago

Nice and Cheap, but they don't skimp.... I have been going to Mr. Ramen for a good long while now. The menu has no frills, but they deliver excellent quality. Large servings are enough for fill you up for dinner and breakfast the next day. The service is alright and the reggae music gives this little hole in the wall a very warm and friendly atmosphere. So if you're short on cash, but if you want a meal that'll fill you up without making you feel like you're gonna have a coronary right afterwards, head over to Mr. Ramen! PS: If you're a tofu lover whose looking for a little more spice, ask for the Mabo Ramen extra spicy. That'll warm you up on a cold night.

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heyitsdi4n4

Joined 6 years ago

Amazing, huge bowls of ramen!. Mr. Ramen is perfect for vegetarians who crave great ramen--they make just about any bowl vegetarian. They also have tasty curries and other dishes. The bowls can be a little expensive (about $8 or so) but overall the service is great and the food even better. There's a really sweet waitress there with crazy hair and she's always nice about making things vegetarian. A great noodle bar!

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juju13es

Joined 6 years ago

great ramen in little tokyo. I couldn't see why people would eat ramen out, because you can pretty much make it at home, but this place has proven me otherwise. It's ramen is truly one-of-a-kind, and its so flavorful. I like to order the miso ramen and switch up the toppings every time I go. It's definitely worth the trip to Downtown!

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jflux

Joined 7 years ago

Decent ramen, no-frills decor. Mr. Ramen, along sushi and ramen row on 1st Street in Little Tokyo, is a bit of an ugly duckling -- the decor is pretty utilitarian -- just florescent lights, tables and a table with Japanese newspapers and comic books to read. And most times when I go, I'm usually one of two or three patrons in the place, making for a somewhat lonely atmosphere. But I keep going back because it delivers where it counts: they make decent ramen at very good prices. The noodles are chewy and tasty, the soup (especially the pork bone soup, which is rich and delicious) is flavorful. You can add on any number of toppings for an extra fee, like spinach, egg, another slice of roast pork or crispy tempura bits to customize your experience. The service is fast and friendly. The only thing that's missing is the energy, the hustle and bustle of a neighborhood ramen joint that you see at places like Asahi Ramen on Sawtelle. But then again, you're never rushed to finish eating because people are glowering at you while they wait for a table. Parking can be a pain -- I hate to pay more than a buck or two to park to eat cheap food -- but then, this is L.A....

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huskyduck

Joined 10 years ago

Yummy Ramen For Late Night. If you are hungry and around Little Tokyo late at night, go to Mr. Ramen for a large, steaming bowl of delicious ramen. Their are many choices for toppings and side dishes. Portions are large and you will want to slurp the yummy broth so one bowl should be enough for even the largest of appetites.