Ramen with rich broth, handmade noodles, and delicious toppings























"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

"A Malden noodle house acting as the pickup site for the chūka bento pop-up, with pickups arranged between 12 and 4 p.m. for the prepared bento boxes and optional frozen dumplings." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"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

"The team behind Ebisuya Market in Medford recently opened Ebisuya Noodle House in Malden." - Terrence Doyle

"In late summer, the team behind Ebisuya Market in Medford opened Ebisuya Noodle House in Malden." - Dana Hatic