K-Ramyun

Korean restaurant · Cedar Park

K-Ramyun

Korean restaurant · Cedar Park

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1821 S Lakeline Blvd STE 102, Cedar Park, TX 78613

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Nestled in Cedar Park, Noodle Haven transports you to a cozy Korean convenience store where you can craft your perfect ramen bowl amidst delightful ambiance and friendly service.  

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1821 S Lakeline Blvd STE 102, Cedar Park, TX 78613 Get directions

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@kramyuncafe

$10–20

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1821 S Lakeline Blvd STE 102, Cedar Park, TX 78613 Get directions

+1 512 638 4795
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@kramyuncafe

$10–20

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"If you’ve ever tried cheffing up your bowl of instant ramen at home with green onions or a poached egg, you’re going to love K Ramyun in Cedar Park. Start by grabbing a pack of instant ramen off the massive wall with nearly 50 choices, then go to town on the topping bar, adding eggs, corn, cheese, and whatever else sounds fun. Finally, add in some hot water and enjoy your MasterChef creation." - nicolai mccrary, matthew jacobs

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"If you’ve ever tried cheffing up your bowl of instant ramen at home with green onions or a poached egg, you’re going to love K Ramyun in Cedar Park. Start by grabbing a pack of instant ramen off the massive wall with nearly 50 choices, then go to town on the topping bar, adding eggs, corn, cheese, and whatever else sounds fun. Finally, add in some hot water and enjoy your MasterChef creation. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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"K-Ramyun opened at 1821 South Lakeline Boulevard, Suite 102 on September 27. K-Ramyun co-owners Henry Kim and his wife were inspired to open their fast-casual restaurant because they were fans of a similarly-styled business in Korea. When the family lived in South Korea, they frequented popular DIY ramen restaurant Ramyun by the Han River (aka Han River Ramyun). 'It was tastier and more fun than eating ramyun at home,' he writes to Eater. After the family moved to America, they missed the restaurant and decided to open their own version to 'share this fun experience with people here.' K-Ramyun operates with cafeteria-style service in a convenience store-ish setting. People grab and carry yellow trays to well-stocked shelves with nearly 50 types of pre-packaged ramen. There are so many brands and styles of Korean instant noodles — Shin Ramyun, Buldak, Jin, Gomtang, Ottogi, Chapagetti, etc. — and in so many flavors and spice levels, from spicy to mild, cheesy to seafood, kimchi to sesame. (Alas, there are no gluten-free options.) Next, people pick out their toppings from the 25 options, including eggs, corn, and cheese; and non-ramen sides like tteokbokki, kimbap, and ice cream. After paying (there are several pricing tiers with access to either classic or premium ramen and topping combinations), customers head to the cooking station where they prepare their dried noodle soups in a special bowl that fits into a machine that adds water with a timer. There are staffers on hand to help people through the process. The goal of K-Ramyun is to let people feel 'the fun and excitement of choosing Ramyun, toppings, and making their own meal,' Kim writes, but also it’s about sharing Korean culture with Texans. 'It would be great if this could become a channel to introduce Korean food and culture,' he says. The Kims imported a lot of the equipment and products — trays, containers, and cooking machines — from Korea. The couple has been working on this restaurant for the past three years, but they’re also planning on opening two more locations by 2025. K-Ramyun’s hours are from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday and 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. There are indoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury

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A M

Google
As someone who reviews restaurants often, I rarely give a perfect 5/5—but this spot earned it! The food was phenomenal, the service was top-notch, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Our server went above and beyond—genuinely enthusiastic, offering thoughtful suggestions to make sure we had the best possible experience. Every detail felt intentional and elevated. Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for quality ramen and exceptional service!

Tanya Fuller

Google
K-Ramyun is a hidden gem! The self-service setup is fun and easy, and the topping selection is absolutely amazing—so many great options to customize your ramen just how you like it. The gentleman who helped us was incredibly friendly and made the experience even better. Can’t wait to come back!

Sherrl Carpenter

Google
I love this mom and pop store....reminds me of Seoul. Grab any flavor off the wall then add what you want from the fridge. ADA wheelchair accessible...dog friendly outside table no patio. The selection for you is almost endless...yummy. photos included.

Veronica Olivas

Google
Such a sweet experience!!! We absolutely loved it! The blue drink & mango are a must! Customer services is great!!! We walked in 30min before closing time not once did he make us feel rushed! Very attentive and friendly! Absolutely loved it worth the 5hr drive.

Nadine Hasselbring

Google
This was an amazing experience today! Our two year old loved her ramen. She loved to watch how you make your ramen yourself. We also loved the food and the location , especially the lady who explained to us how it works and helped us through the process! We definitely will be back!!

Jasmine

Google
Pros: Good variety in noodles and drinks. Definitely a unique experience. Fun and interactive, could be interesting for kids. I believe they also have a photo booth in the back but I didn't take a look. The kimbap was good, we liked the carbonara buldak with extra mozzarella, and the tteokbokki. Cons: The food was good but super pricey. The experience is fun but the staff wasn't super inviting imo. ONE pack of ramen is $9-$10, the whole 5 pack costs $5 at the store... A small 2oz cup of corn or mozzarella cheese is $1-$2, a whole can of corn is $0.60 at the store. Final thoughts: Overall an interesting and fun experience but I won't be back. Everything was ~$60 for 2 people. 1 pack of ramen, 1 tteokbokki, 2 drinks, and kimbap. Again, the food isnt bad by any means and it is a fun experience. Its just pretty expensive for something I'll just do at home.

Karen Egbe

Google
I originally saw this place on Tik Tok and really wanted to check it out. It's very cute but also very very small. The video I watched also made it seem like a store/restaurant but it's actually just a restaurant. When you first walk in you get to choose your pack of noodles, toppings and drink then you pay then make you noodles. I wasn't a fan of my noodles but that's my first time having that particular flavor. I also thought it was really over priced considering a pack of ramen is only 30¢. I will not go back. The 2 trays was about $57.00

Jeff Scott

Google
My kids have been dying to try K-Ramyun and we finally tried it out. First off, set your expectations correctly in that they offer store bought, instant ramen. This is not a gourmet ramen restaurant. That said, their selection is exceptional and extremely organized. They have a variety of ramen for virtually any taste and spice. Their employees were extremely helpful in explaining how their ramen is displayed. From there you have a wide variety of toppings to choose from. Those toppings range from boiled eggs, to fish fake, to rice cake, to spam, to kimchi, and even boiled eggs. You then get a selection of Asian drinks and a handful of sides, like kimbop which my kids enjoyed. The employees are extremely helpful in instructing first timers how to properly cook the ramen of your choice. It's extremely easy. The atmosphere is simple, clean, and nice. The only potential negative is the overall cost, it's on the expensive side for what's ultimately instant ramen. Beyond the high price, it's definitely a restaurant worth experiencing and visiting every now and then. My family and I will definitely be back.

Piero R.

Yelp
It was great experience, the place it's very cute but kinda tiny. The owner it's very sweet but The prices are very high for what it is. we paid 60 dollars for two ramens and toppings. next time save your self some money and do it at home.

Yan T.

Yelp
What a great fun place with amazing service! The food and toppings taste incredible. Great selection! You will not be disappointed. I love going to a place I'm already thinking of coming back to. Cool Korean concept! Can't wait to be back!

Rachel W.

Yelp
K Ramyun offers a truly unique and interactive dining experience that any ramen lover needs to try. The self-service ramen concept is not only cool but makes for a fun, hands-on meal. From the moment you walk in, the friendly and helpful staff are ready to guide you through the process. If you're a first-timer, they'll walk you through choosing your ramen, preparing your broth, and even show you how to customize your meal with different cook times and temperatures. The variety of ramen choices at K Ramyun is impressive, with a wide array of rich broths, savory proteins, and delightful noodles to suit any palate. On top of that, the add-on option (from veggies and proteins to extra spice levels) allows you to create a bowl tailored exactly to your taste. While it can be on the pricier side, the experience is well worth it. Crafting your own bowl of ramen in a casual, friendly environment makes for a memorable outing. Whether you're a ramen connoisseur or just looking for a different dining adventure, K Ramyun offers a fun and flavorful experience that's sure to leave you satisfied.

Chris H.

Yelp
I am not going to bury the lede: Are you willing to pay 15 bucks per person for a gimmick? If the answer is yes, then this is a good place to do so. Kpop playing in the background. Clean, No frills, decent selection ordered from non spicy to spicy. Kind and polite service. They're skimpy on the toppings. But again, you're not paying for the toppings. You're paying for the gimmick. The place gets busy on the weekends. I saw a line the first time I was in the area and gave it a pass. Lunch hours on weekdays seem to be good for a quick pop in. As far as gimmick restaurants go, it's not bad. And there's nothing wrong with a gimmick. I love a good gimmick. America was built on gimmicks. Gen Z and Alpha, check the game tip: This is the perfect first or second date spot. It's only a few bucks more than McDonald's but is a bit classier, gives you something to talk about.

Briana N.

Yelp
I'll start off with the good things because there were some things that K-Ramyun does super well. I love how there are so many different options for for the type of ramen you want to make. And you can include however many you want in your order, given you're willing to pay for it. Like you don't have to just pick one packet, you can mix and match to your heart's delight if you really want. The owner is also super friendly, attentive, and helpful. I also saw him cleaning the noodle cooking area after each use to ensure the place was clean. The workers make sure you know how to use the machines, and the food was tasty! However, my biggest complaint is that the markups are so ridiculous. Especially when you realize that this concept came from sensationalizing the experience of going to a Korean CONVENIENCE STORE. You can get a pack of ramen with 4 packs inside for like $6. I already knew this place would be overpriced so I expected each individual pack of ramen to be like $5. To say I was shocked to see that it was actually $9 or even $10 of you chose a "premium" noodle is an understatement. Then you have to pay for each topping you want in it. I kind of expected like maybe you can get two free toppings and additional would be extra. But nope. Each normal topping is $0.99 and "premium" toppings are $1.99 each. And the serving size of the toppings are like small sauce containers. You don't even get to scoop as much as you want which might make the pricing make more sense. I know for a fact you can get a can of corn for like $0.64 but here, a small handful is $0.99?? A slice of Kraft American cheese is $0.99?? And they didn't even have that wide of a variety of toppings. If you want a drink, the prices themselves aren't too bad. But the fact that you have to pay for the ice and cup separately is just . And honestly the ice doesn't do that much, if you really want a drink, just drink it out the pouch. I ended up getting a non premium noodle, one premium topping (like 4-5 mini sausages), and a drink and the total came out to be almost $18. And that's without tip! Even though you're basically cooking your own noodles anyways. If you're gonna be spending that much on ramen, I recommend going to an actual ramen restaurant where they load your bowl with in house made stock, huge chunks of meat, vegetables galore, an egg, and fresh noodles. The experience itself was nice because it was new to me. But unless the prices drop, I don't see myself coming back again. This could very well be recreated at home for so much cheaper. It's not like they have special toppings or ingredients that you couldn't easily get from hmart. So it was not worth it at all for me.

Vanessa H.

Yelp
Now this is one of my favorite places to get Ramen. I love that you get to make it yourself adding in exactly what you want. They are attentive and offered to help me right away. They showed me exactly what to do and explained the literal WALL of ramen to choose what I wanted for the base. The only down side is that it is small, very small. I went by myself but would love to good with my friend group. Though I'm not sure where we would sit.

Sarah M.

Yelp
Wonderful service. Delicious ramen and such a fun experience! Lots of toppings to add your own flair and a Photo Booth to remember your visit with friends. :-)

Braden J.

Yelp
A self serve Korean Ramyun (noodle) place!? After hearing about this from a friend on social media, I had to immediately check it out for the theme alone. Thought simple and quaint, the overall idea and process is quite homely and charming, which in it's own right is worth a visit. Atmosphere: Small and simple, but very convenient store type feel. Similar to ones you may find overseas. Food: I went with a simple cheese Ramyun, the owner was very nice and helpful to assist me in the process. Basically you choose a packet and then pick a few sides and then complete your order. Though not over yet! Then you go over to their little Ramyum machines and wait for it to cook your food while you stir and let the noodles form. The overall process takes about 4 minutes. The food itself, is tasty, though with so much selection it's really up the user themselves. Service: As mentioned earlier the owner and other servers were very nice and helpful since this process is quite unique to the Austin area (at the time of this writing), though that's what makes the experience all the better. Can a lot of these be made at home? Yes. Is the experience reproducible at home? No. Is it charming enough to warrant multiple visits? Yes. I loved the overall simplicity and vibe you don't often seen within the USA and certainly would recommend for anyone looking for a different kind of experience for instant noodles, best of all no clean up.

Raeann V.

Yelp
This spot is pretty cool and we all really enjoyed our Ramen's. The girl at the checkout counter wasn't very friendly and they actually have to walk you through the cooking process which ranges from 3-5 minutes. That was pretty painful but, we made it through. Afterwards we had to awkwardly stand around until some people got up and left so that we could have a place to sit. Their seating consisted of 3 tables and some bar like seating against the wall. Do not recommend for big families or small kids. For a family of 5, with 5 drinks and lots of toppings our total was $85. This is actually a good price for dinner for 5 but, I understand some people might think that's steep for instant ramen.

Gabby G.

Yelp
Super cute! I will say it is very expensive for what it is. We paid $43 for 2 ppl which is crazy for instant ramen. The experience was nice though :) Great date idea!

Sophia G.

Yelp
I love this place. The concept is such a good one. Yes, you can make your own ramen at home. But this is a fun interactive way to do it elsewhere. There's a ton of toppings to choose from. And the ramen varieties Are great. They even have vegan ramen options. There's tofu as the toppings. Mine was super spicy. I got ramen, two toppings, and a Korean drink for $16 so the prices aren't bad. The cashier was super helpful and so sweet. It's a great time and it taste so good. The Korean juice was probably my favorite. The peach flavor was amazing. Next time I'm in Cedar Park I'm coming here.

Jaqueline V.

Yelp
So cool!Felt like I was in a Korean Convience store.Really fun too.They have tables to eat outside too.The service was really amazing.Employees were very nice.The food was amazing.

Phillip A.

Yelp
Super cool idea. I have seen videos online with cafes like these. They helped me make my selection. Its small. Perfect for solo or 2 people. I wouldn't go with more. There is so much more I want to try as I saw other people making bowls. A little expensive for what it is.

Tina T.

Yelp
Super cute and fun! Ramen cooked in front of you. The owner Henry was super friendly and nice in helping explain everything to you. Has Korean ice cups and drinks. Lots of options for drinks, ramen, and toppings! Has a super cute Photo Booth in the back as well. The owner gives a 50% off coupon with purchase of the ramen. Would definitely return again if we're in Austin again!

Sorry M.

Yelp
service was amazing, food is amazing.. honestly 10/10 would come again. lots of variety of drinks and ramen and toppings. will talk about this place nonstop, people here are nice and sweet, nothing to hate about.