Ebisuya Japanese Noodle House
Ramen restaurant · Malden
64 Summer St, Malden, MA 02148
Highlights
Authentic ramen with rich broth and tender pork.
Authentic ramen with rich broth and tender pork.
"This Malden ramen shop is a spinoff of a popular market that attracted customers with its “ramen Sundays.” Now, Ebisuya Japanese Noodle House is a direct source for that same ramen, including spicy and non-spicy miso versions. Also, crowd-favorite pop-up Boston Ramen recently began hosting regular vegan ramen pop-ups in Ebisuya and also at ramen joints around the city." - Nathan Tavares
"Ebisuya Noodle House is the sister spot to Ebisuya Market, a Japanese grocery store in Medford. It’s a pretty bare-bones spot with only a limited number of seating options, but the ramen’s decent. The noodles are cooked well, though the broth could use a little more depth of flavor. If we were to pick one thing to order, it would be the spicy miso bowl." - Joel Ang
"In late summer, the team behind Ebisuya Market in Medford opened Ebisuya Noodle House in Malden." - Dana Hatic
"Malden, too, has a lot going on (including the opening of Ebisuya Noodle Shop just a week ago)." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"Ebisuya Noodle House, a new ramen restaurant opened by the Japanese market Ebisuya in Malden, is serving ramen during dinner hours from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The restaurant, located in the space formerly occupied by Cafe De Lulu’s, is cash only. Early Yelp reviews suggest that the ramen quality is comparable to what Ebisuya Market offers on its ramen Sundays." - Terrence Doyle
