Soku Ramen Bar

The broth is amazing and the noodles tasted fresh and were chewy. They absorbed the broth well. Can’t eat pork but the non broth both was one of the best I’ve had. The food was so good! The atmosphere was simple but cute and serene. It’s a bit of a hole in the wall. The only negative was the waitress. She didn’t give me a plate to put my spoon on but did it for other people. She also gave me my bill while I was still eating. And she made a face when I wanted to modify my order. I still gave her a small tip cuz I’m too nice but she definitely wasn’t.

Best ramen I’ve had

This place has great food, my daughter and I order the udon, green onion pancake, veggie gyoza, and amazing garlic edamame (one of the best I've had, if you like onion and some greens peppers with it). Packed with flavors and Thai tea to hit the spot. Decently priced and great service and parking lot. Vegetarian options: They have a vegan udon and veggie ramen. And some veggie appetizers. Parking: Small parking lot but manageable. And there is street parking

I love there R9 yummy but I request chicken cause I don't eat a lot of pork. It's spicy and delicious

The food tastes good but you really don’t get a lot of meat in a bowl of ramen it’s all noodles and vegetables for $15 other than that everything thing else is great

Not ramen if you know your ramen. Tonkatsu Ramen was soup with soy sauce and topped with fried chicken. This is Chinese-styled cooking dressed as Japanese ramen. Avoid.

Background ive been a chef for 10 years and worked in many asain restaurants so,I saw this place online and figured id check it out. Went on a Saturday it wasn't very busy the waiters was very nice. I got the r2 Ramen and a kasu sandwich. The Ramen was okay nothing over the top. But the sandwich was rare in the middle ( I understand the difference between medium pork 145* and rare ) I brought it up to the server she asked the kitchen and they said it was fine and she couldn't do anything so I didn't eat the half that was undercooked. My friend got the vegan opinion Ramen and it was just soy sause and water too salty Vegetarian options: Only one option Salty

Chashu Ramen ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: chashu is the highlight of the dish. Super juicey with the right amount of char. Broth was a bit on the lighter side but still has good flavor. I do prefer my noodles with slightly more bite since these were on the softer side. Tonkatsu Sando ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: tonkatsu sandwiched with veggies and sauce between two slices of Asian white bread. Honestly more delicious than some of the dedicated tonkatsu sandwich shops I've tried.