Huge parking lot in the back. Food is tasty. Love my ramen , I finished all the soup. The omurice is also good. Want to try rice burger next time. They have a lot of bubble tea selection. I had passion fruit tea and my husband had brown sugar bubble milk tea, both are good, but a little too sweet. I might do less sugar next time. Servers are very warm and friendly.

We live about 15 minutes away and skip several ramen spots to enjoy a meal at Kyuramen. The food is delicious! We have tried the gyoza, popcorn chicken, takoyaki balls, pork belly bun and a variety of the ramens and everything is delicious! My favorite is the spicy ramen - maybe it is extra good because my kids don't eat spicy and I don't have to share with them. The cherry blossom dessert is a beautiful dish and the flavor/taste surpassed my expectations. One thing I might not order again is the Thai iced tea. I took mine to go and forgot to drink it until a couple days later and it was lumpy and not a liquid. It makes me question what ingredients are in the drink. I cannot say enough good things about the service. We recently came with a large party and Gu was so nice, patient and helpful. The service was fast and they were so helpful with the cake we brought for our friend's birthday. On top of our cake, Gu gave the birthday girl a slice of green tea cake which was such a nice touch. I don't know if he was the manager, owner, or server but he made the birthday celebration into a great dining experience. Dining out is not a frequent occurrence for us given how expensive everything is now and the fact that we have two young kids but I will happily dine at Kyuramen in Garden City any day of the week.

So many reasons why I wanted this to be a five star review: * only place in the area that serves omurice * very efficient service system - push a button they're there * clean feeling atmosphere * parking can be pretty convenient. * really courteous and great staff * truly the best ramen on earth I came in on a Tuesday early evening, - no wait at all. The place was so quiet I could hear the conversation of the people next to us in the booth perfectly. Maybe a white noise generator might be a good idea when it's empty? I took off a star because the pork tonkatsu that came with my omurice was too tough to chew that evening. The breading seemed very average for panko. By the way, my wife thought it was fine, so maybe it was just me, but I need to be honest for this review. My wife got the tonkatsu ramen and it was crazy delicious, the soup was silky, and her tonkatsu also seemed tough for me, , oh well. However this is the best ramen I have ever tasted in my life. I am not a ramen fan though. Regarding the pork tonkatsu omurice combo, the omelet was perfect, it bursts beautifully like art when they cut it, and it is very satisfying to watch, a life experience I wish I had recorded on video. However as far as the taste, I would say it wasn't the best thing I have ever tasted, it's not something I ever had before, so I can't compare to other omurice. I chose the demi glace sauce, I think I would've preferred the curry for my taste. The fried rice was decent. Give this place a shot, and I hope it helps them get their rating up to five stars on average, but my last experience didn't pan out for me.

Happened upon here by accident, but glad I did. In the back they have their to-go facade where there are just a couple seats, but mainly set up for delivery and takeout. Then you walk to the front and the seated section of the restaurant reveals itself. You can get a honeycomb-shaped booth with small curtains for privacy or a table in the main area. Be warned, if you get a booth it is a lil chilly in there bc the vent shoots right onto the table. As for the service, great and attentive. They check on you frequently enough where you don't leave wanting more. The food was fun and delicious. Ordered the agedashi tofu (very crispy and paired well with the sauce), Omurice with curry sauce and tonkatsu. Egg was cooked nicely and still creamy on the inside, tonkatsu was browned and crispy but not dry, and the curry sauce was flavorful but a lil on the salty side for me. We went a lil later in the evening so didn't stay too long or tried to order too much or be too difficult, but we did not feel rushed or forced out by the staff. Def a fun date night spot or a small group spot. Ambience was casual but lively and no dim lighting so the energy was a bit higher. Also next to a late night Coldstone Creamery AND they have a parking lot. So overall, a good spot.

I loves the mood in here, and the food and drinks were so good too! We came in for lunch. There are very cute pagoda-like tables at the front of the restaurant, but we were seated further toward the back in these booth tables where each table feels like its own private room. It is a very cute vibe. They have jars of seasoning on ghe tables, and they were pretty delicious. We almost asked if they sold then to take some home with us. We had ramen, a pork belly rice sandwich, takoyaki balls and spring rolls. We also tried their green tea aloe drinks and sake. The rice buger was a great idea, very filling.. but a little hard and messy to eat. The ramen was also great. The takoyaki balls were not my favorite, and have definitely had better ones at other places. The spring rolls were very yummy. We just happened to be there for happy hour and there were so many well-priced appetizer and drink choices. We don't live in the area, but if we did we would definitely be back here again and again.

Specifically for rice burger with crispy fried chicken and sweet potato fries. The rice burger was a little hard to eat (messy though it held together) but a good flavor mix. The lemonade that came with the meal was a bit on the sweet side.

Glad I got to check out this new spot! Upon walking in, it seems like a boba shop but we said we were there for dine in for 2 and a server came to take us to the back. We were seated at one of the private booths, but we saw they had bar seating and some tables inside what looked like matcha whisks. So creative! The space is way bigger than it looks. When you're ready to order there is an order button you can press on the wall. Pretty cool. First time I've been to a restaurant with this function. Got the B1 ramen and dessert set and everything was delicious. The popcorn chicken came out first and it was pretty good. I had the Kyushu tonkatsu shio ramen and asked to add black garlic. Bf had the Sapporo miso ramen (mild spicy, and I do agree it was mild). Both were delicious but we liked the tonkatsu broth a little more. The server told us to press the button when we're ready for dessert, so we did. Dessert was Japanese cherry blossom jelly and matcha pudding with red bean. Both were good! Hard to choose a fave bc they were two different tastes and textures. Then when you're ready, you can press the pay button on the wall. They give one wipe and face mask per person when you pay. Also had never seen a place that gives free face masks - they're pretty nice too! This dinner felt like an experience not just that we were there for food. Overall really enjoyed the whole experience and it's not too far from us so it's def a place we would go back to for our next ramen craving.

This is a nice place for ramen, with a good dining area and a pickup area in the back/parking lot side of the building. There is a large parking lot in the back, so don't be fooled by the street-facing view. We got some appetizers which came out pretty quickly. The popcorn chicken was nice and crispy. The gyoza/dumpling was an interesting, unified dumpling saucer-sized appetizer, but it was easy to pull apart. The purple sweet potato fries were unique and a crowd favorite. For the main dish, I went for a bubble tea which was a treat for the tastebuds and the eyeballs. Some people had sake which they loved, so there are alcoholic options available. The ramens are numbered for easy ordering, so I went with the #1 which was pork with egg and the black garlic, because that sounded fancy. It was a great meld of flavors and really filling. Service was great, and the food was very tasty. I was too stuffed for dessert, but I was eying several good options.

Since my son loves Japanese food, I decided to take him here for lunch, and he said it feels like he's in Japan again- loved the Japanese inspired decor & ambiance. We sat in a private booth and were handed wet naps before and after our meal. Our waiter, Kevin, was absolutely amazing! All the staff were also very friendly, attentive, and welcoming- we were warmly greeted when we entered/ left the restaurant. We ordered the Thai iced tea, popcorn chicken, octopus balls, pork buns, pork tonkatsu omurice, fried chicken rice burger as well as the curry tonkatsu and chashu pork ramen. All the food was flavorful and delicious except for the fried chicken rice burger- great idea, poor execution- the chicken & greens became soggy with the mayo and tomato. Next time, I'll just get it with the fried chicken between the rice. We enjoyed everything, especially the appetizers and ramen- the broth was rich (I chose the white garlic), chashu pork was tasty & not to mention, the perfectly cooked egg. The omurice (omelette rice) was good too, I probably would have liked it better without the curry sauce. Tonkatsu was crispy and tender. I was gonna get some ube crepe cake for dessert but couldn't, we were stuffed to the max. We'll be back!