This is probably the best bowl of ramen I've had. The broth is full of flavor and you can taste all the rich ingredients inside a simple bowl of ramen.
I personally have a really hard time choosing what's on the menu but here at Ramen Dojo, it's quick and easy. All you have to do is to choose between three broths: soy bean flavor, soy sauce flavor or garlic pork flavor. You then choose the level of spiciness. And the each bowl of ramen comes with 2 pieces of roasted pork, a fried whole garlic, kikurage mushroom, fresh green chives, a quail egg, chicken gravy(cooked ground chicken, chopped ground chicken, chopped shiitake mushroom, chopped ginger), and shredded red pepper. Lastly, there is a whole list of extra toppings you can choose from but I usually just stick with what they give me, just to keep it even more simple.
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| soy sauce flavored ramen |
We've arrived at Ramen Dojo at exactly 5:30 and there was already a long line waiting at the door. I was so amazed. The restaurant didn't even open their doors yet and there was already a huge line. So we waited for about a good thirty minutes until we could finally be seated. We were exhausted.
They had already taken our order before we walked in but there was still a lengthy wait from when we were seated to when the food came.
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| soy bean flavored ramen |
All three broths were unique in their own way. The flavors really stood out and I cannot pick which was my favorite. However, one thing I really liked that most other ramen places don't have is the fried whole garlic. It went really well with the broth and the noodles.
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| garlic pork flavored ramen |
I wouldn't consider this place to be too expensive because many ramen places out there are setting their prices higher than ever. All three bowls were the same price, $9.75. Although there isn't much in this typical bowl of ramen, I think that the flavor is already worth the price.
I would really recommend this to whoever is like me, that likes to be simple yet likes to taste quality in their bowl of ramen.
