Kyuramen - Eagan

Lunch special is such a great deal! The staff every time I have been here are always friendly and super attentive. The food is hot and absolutely delicious. The little booths are fun atmosphere for eating here and the Thai Tea is the best!!

I was surprised how Japanese the place felt with private booths, a call button, and even ema (wooden wishing plaques). It really felt like I was in Japan! We got the Kyushu Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, Takoyaki, and Miso Soup. The miso soup was a bit too sweet for me and didn’t taste like miso. The takoyaki was good, and I liked the ramen, though the broth wasn’t quite like the one in Japan. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Overall, I’d definitely come back!

Stopped in for dinner with my brother. We were seated immediately. Service was friendly, prompt and our food was ready in minutes and delicious. The lobster and chashu salad ball appetizers were a refreshing and tasty treat. The omurice was amazing and more than a meal for one person.

Very good food and great service! The service has always been friendly and fast. Wanted to try everything on the menu and has a wide tea selection. I’m usually not a big ramen fan, but their #2 ramen was really good. Only spot to get omurice in Minnesota and it did not disappoint.

Went here with my husband for our 18th year anniversary. We were seated in a private room. It was beautiful and I loved it because I do not like eating in public. Our server was amazing. We order Roman and a few other things that I am forgetting the names of them. Everything was fresh and so yummy. I can't wait to return.

Solid ramen shop with lots of ramen options as well as lots of sides to choose from! Their lunch specials are a good deal (ramen + side + simple drink for the price of just ramen) and you can even get bubble tea from t-baar with your ramen which is a nice perk of this place! Favorite ramen has been the white garlic tonkotsu so far. The gyoza (pan fried dumplings) are okay.

*My history of eating J-ramen is almost exclusively in Korea (15+ years) and for the previous year and a half in Vietnam. So, I could have it wrong. I probably had it more in Vietnam than my entire time in Korea combined. I've not had any in the US I recall (possibly in Chicago while in college). I tried the Tokyo Tonkotsu Shoyu ramen (white garlic) for $15.99 and pan-fried gyoza dumplings (all appetizers are $6 during happy hour). The ramen looked like one of the poorer ramens I've had. The noticeable thing was the sweetcorn - that's not a typical ingredient/topping I've had on J-ramen in the past. The broth did have a standard taste (a hint of fishy-ness and/or, I believe, charring from flame torch to finalize the pork)... that's common, but not something I like. Otherwise, the broth was pretty mediocre. The noodles seemed a bit thin, but perhaps they were normal. When the noodles were gone and I was broth with sweetcorn - I didn't care for it. As for the dumplings. Initially, I thought they were interesting. By the end, the shell casings were a bit rubbery. I don't know if they tasted like standard frozen dumplings or not. The stuffing inside was mostly ok, but after having half, I kind of wish I hadn't gotten them. Although the private booths are good (a little tight if there would have been more than 2 people - I was alone), there are no walls (just drapes). So the volume level coming from the couple behind me was louder than I would have liked, but they were finished by the time my food came. The food came out extremely quick. It was shorter for the ramen than the time it took to order. The dumplings did come when I was half finished with the ramen. They asked if the food was good several times (almost too many), and they topped off my water abundantly. $23.78 for the meal, including tax/excluding tip.

I had a long day coming from work in Minneapolis, and I found Kyuramen while I was trying to find somewhere to eat. I had their Japanese Omurice with Amazing Lemonade. The food and their service are AMAZING! Japanese food had always made me happy, and they didn't disappoint!

Great service, seating, and delish food! Found this place on Tiktok! :) I love the seating they offer. The booths are private and there's a call button if you need anything from the server. The servers are super sweet and attentive. They will constantly check up on you to see if everything is okay or to refill your water. The food was super yummy! They offer a variety of ramen and rice bowls if you aren't looking for noodles. I ordered the YinYang bowl which came with half miso ramen & half Tonkotsu. Def recommend if this is your first time coming here. The combo they offer is great too! If you add the combo, you'll get a pork bun and Thai tea. Both were really yummy. Will def come back to try the Omurice and Kamameshi which is really hard to find in MN!

The service was astounding and the staff were all so wonderful! There's these cute little hubs that you can dine in that provides more privacy, but my partner and friends sat in the main area with tables. I of course had to try the omurice! It was quite delicious and I loved the creamy texture. Although it was a bit heavy and the curry flavor was a bit too strong for my liking, the fried rice did balance the dish out. My partner got the katsuobushi ramen and the broth was spicy, flavorful and delicious! My partner didn't like how fatty the pork belly was, but I loved it! My amazing lemonade was refreshing with cucumber, but not mind blowing. The Thai tea was amazing! Not too sweet and I can actually taste the tea flavor, which my partner and I loved. I really enjoyed the matcha red bean pudding - nice creamy (like tofu creamy) and not too sweet. Overall I had a lovely experience here!

Vegan reviewer! Been here a few weeks ago. After consulting with waiter, we settled on some dishes! Ordered the vegan ramen and special lemonade. I will say the service is really good. When my order was messed up, they really got to work to fix it and make sure I felt happy! Sadly, the ramen was pretty lack luster and I felt that it was pretty pricy for what it really was. Ramen broth was just sort of bland. Not terrible, but probably wouldn't try this location again.

The sauce of this food smells sour and rotten, making it impossible to eat. It's absolutely disgusting! The noodles here are terrible. The soup is cold and tasteless, the noodles are hard, and the service is very rude. I'm never coming back again.

Starting first at Kyuramen! the beginning of a sssssooooo Special " girls-night-out" style mom and elder daughter AMAZING night/ special time together starting here at Kyuramen in EAGEN then going to the beginning night of the Halloween Pumpkin Spectacular at the Minnesota Zoo... first time ever! We were walked to a Japanese style tatami feeling booth/ room. This cozy intimate space with table and 4 chairs was curtained off in the front with Japanese curtains BOLDLY imprinted with Japanese art/letters/ symbols. The furniture nice clean simple lines modest oak chairs and table. Just perfect! The menu was extensive and quite wonderful. My daughter had their famous egg dish Omurice ( see video) which she loves loves. I had a perfect pork based extremely delicious ramen dish with The broth had no " instant/ high MSG" packed soup flavor. It was definitely slow cooked and simmered with excellent ingredients and seasoning. THIS is rare at a Ramen restaurant- - most are too tempted to cut time and budget by adding instant soup mixes loaded with too much of everything and missing the flavor from soup broth slowly stewing with real beef, pork. And the natural deliciousness of natural beef and pork fat stewing slowly for hours. At most ramen restaurants I rarely finish the bowl - - eat maybe 1/3-1/2. That night I FINISHED the whole bowl and loved the broth so much I packed it and a tiny amount of noodles to go! Crazy. And my great uncle immigrated from Japan in 1886, grandparents in 1900, so I grew up with genuine delicious home made Japanese food. Kyuramen was the Best ramen I have had in a long time, in several states!

This restaurant is so cute!! I love the layout and enjoy getting to have a more private area to sit in with the closed booths. Parking was easy as well! Our food came out pretty quickly and was very fresh! The broth was rich and nice for a rainy day The service was great too! Someone checked on us often and everyone was friendly. I'll definitely be back!

Ive tried this place with few of our friends... we tasted some good food options but somehow the food is not quiet to my liking... our friends loved it though... may be it's my personal taste... anyway we ordered some basil popcorn chicken, they were crispy but felt that there was hardly any flavour to it... also felt that chicken might be frozen before it was fried, so kinda felt tasted different... we tried couple of ramen as well... it feel anything exciting about it... pork dumplings were too light in flavour and were cold by the time they got to the table, so dint enjoy them as well. Tried the Thai tea and lemonade, they drinks were pretty good actually... They do have some nice parking space available!

What a fun and delicious place! Super yummy - all that we ate. The broth in the ramen- so amazing. The different components in each ramen were fresh and so tasty. We were seated in a booth which was a great private space. Push a button when ready to order or ready for your bill. The service was fabulous- smiles, jokes and super helpful. Can't wait to go back and try more options. More than just a meal- a fun experience.

What sets Kyuramen apart from other ramen restaurants is not the noodles or broths, but the amazing appetizers/ Japanese street foods, and the omurice that's a treat for both the taste buds and eyes. Also the wide variety of drinks offered by the T-Baar at the entrance. The decor is very fun, and like a small portal into Japan. Guests are greeted by a wall of ema plaques next to the host stand, seats at the bar where you can watch ramen being cooked, private booths along a narrow hall festooned with red lanterns, and a row of sake barrels. We ordered a lot since we wanted to try not only the ramen, but the appetizers and drinks as well. Everything came out super fast. We tried several of the street food style appetizers: takoyaki octopus balls, popcorn chicken, Japanese oysters, shrimp lollipops, Aji mackerel, and baby octopus. The hands down favorite was the oysters - perfectly fried with a crisp exterior that was light and not at all greasy, and bursting with flavor from the delicate center. The takoyaki balls were phenomenal - soft and slightly chewy with large bonito flakes dancing on top. The octopus and mackerel were also great - crisp and tender with a slight chewiness. Another dish to note is the omurice - an egg omelet served over fried rice with your choice of sauce. When our server cut it open at the table, soft-cooked egg flowed out onto the rice. Then delicious brown sauce was poured over it (we chose that over the curry sauce). It was delicious! As for the ramen, I asked for a flavorful option and was directed to the sapporo miso ramen (spicy). It had a very rich broth with layers of flavor that started with creaminess from the miso, followed by savoriness of the pork, and finished with spiciness from a chinese barbecue sauce. The chicken ramen had a richness that I was surprised could be achieved by chicken alone, and didn't have any of the buillon notes that chicken broths sometims have. TIP: adding togarashi and sauerkraut (they are in cute pots on each table) gives the chicken ramen a great subtle spice and kicks the flavor up a few notches. Both bowls had meat that was tender and sliced beautifully, as well as bamboo shoots, seaweed, corn, and scallions. The surprising star of the ramen was the marinated egg, which was tender and had lots of great umami flavor. I'll definitely be back for the street food apps and omurice. And maybe some ramen too if I'm really hungry!

OVERALL: Great ramen spot in Eagan! FOOD: They have a large variety of broths and different topping options. For non-ramen lovers they also have omurice (which is one of my favorites!) some broths are definitely more flavorful than others. SERVICE: it's pretty fast, push a button when you're ready to order. I've always sat in the booths so it makes it hard to actually know when your water needs to be refilled from the servers. PRICE: I think this is my number 1 knock of this place. I'd be more open to coming more often at a more reasonable price point. For being in the suburbs, they're charging $3-5 more than quality city ramen. Each bowl is around $16-18 and the omurice is $20! For me, this price point is something id expect from a nicer ramen spot. Still would recommend at least once, just probably not a regular place.

Overall, this was the best ramen spot I've been to so far in the Twin Cities! I'm not the biggest ramen fan, but the Spicy Kyushu Tonkatsu ramen had me wanting more. Stepping into the restaurant, everything was clean and spacious. We got to sit in the little private rooms which was a nice experience! Although, our next door private room neighbor was very loud, and since the rooms were separated by thin bamboo, it wasn't the best experience :( The food was great, would highly recommend the ramen and the bao buns. The rice burger and omurice (not pictured) were okay, wouldn't order it again. A lot of the food was expensive for what it was worth and was the reason why I gave it four stars. The staff was super friendly and helpful navigating the menu! I really wish the call button existed in all restaurants!

One of the key features of Japanese interior design is the use of natural materials such as bamboo, which is seen with the room dividers. The staff were friendly and attentive. If you have a difficult time making a choice on ramen, go with the split bowl. That way you can try 2 at once. The presentation of the Omurice is so satisfying to watch. Everything came out quickly and hot.

I took my friend out to eat at Kyuramen for her birthday. We both had been wanting to try this place out for a while now. At first the restaurant seemed super nice and quiet. We requested to get seated in a booth and the employees were super nice about getting us a booth. We both loved that the booth had a place to store our jackets. After looking at the menu I first ordered a Thai iced tea and it was so good and very refreshing. For appetizer we ordered two pork bao buns and they were so soft and delicious. For ramen we both ordered two different kinds of ramens. I got the Sapporo Miso Ramen and my friend got the Korean Kimchi Ramen. Both Ramens tasted delicious. The server who was assisting us offered us a free dessert for celebrating my friends birthday. That was so sweet of them to do!! I definitely want to go back to try the Omurice they offer. This is the perfect spot to catch up with a friend or go on a date with your other half. This place was delicious and I can definitely see myself going back on a rainy day with a friend.

So glad I stopped in here for lunch, and loved all the dishes we ordered. We got the Kyushu Tonkotsu Shio, Popcorn Chicken, Steam Pork Bao Bun and the infamous Omurice with Curry Sauce. The Kyushu Tonkotsu Shio ramen had a creamy base and I went with the white garlic. Theres an option to choose white or black garlic and how it was explain to me was, the black garlic is more flavorful. Although, I felt the white one was already perfect. The popcorn chicken was for my son but it was so flavorful and crunchy. It had a savory sweet taste to it. The steam bao bun is braised pork belly with a spicy sauce. I love my spice so if this is spicy to me, it's pretty spicy. The bun was fluffy and not soaking in sauce like others I've had before. The omurice curry was much better than what I expected. When they bring it out to you, they'll ask if you want a video and the only answer should be "YES!" The curry sauce was not too powerful and goes so well with the egg and rice. My son, who doesn't even like eggs, said that he really loves the omurice. Also, the rice comes with either the Amazing Lemonade or the Thai Tea. We went with the lemonade and idk why but it was so good too! It had a hint of cucumber or was it lime - can't remember but it's not too sour or too sweet. So good, we got another one to go. There was definitely plenty of seating area for large and small groups. I saw some privacy booths with curtains and was hoping to sit in one. But we were seated in the main room, no big deal, there wasn't a lot of people on a Saturday afternoon so food came out quick. Service was amazing and everyone was so helpful and kind. Parking lot is shared among the other shops on the strip mall, so there's plenty of room. They also have a boba counter and self serve kiosk if you decide to only go for the drinks or take some food out. Which we stop by and got some boba and fruit teas after the meal. Definitely worth coming back here!

Overall the service was good and the ramen was ok. We have had much more flavorful ramen which is why I give it lower stars. They do have seasoning at the table to add spice but it didn't add much to the flavor. We ordered the spring rolls also and they were ok but a little mushy for our liking. Overall it was ok but we wouldn't have to go back.

It was a Friday. I was working in my hotel room. Lunch time was fast approaching. I needed to fetch lunch. Where should I go? I decided to give Uber Eats a try. I did a search and found Kyuramen. Ramen felt fitting. It was also close by. The drive was roughly five minutes from the hotel. Perfect! The eatery has combos. Yay! I went with the A2 combo that featured these items: - Tokyo tonkotsu shouyu ramen - Matcha pudding with red bean - Steamed pork bao buns - Thai iced tea I also ordered pan-fried gyoza. Once I had placed my order, I got word that it would take twenty minutes to prepare. Nice! I took my time driving over to the eatery. It shares the same entrance as Tbaar. It's in a plaza with tons of parking. I pulled into a spot and walked over. Tbaar was to my right when I entered the place. I realized that my Thai milk tea was from this place. A nice man from Kyuramen walked over to me and said hi. I let him know that I had an Uber Eats order and stated my name. My order was ready and sitting on the counter. He handed everything over to me. The eatery's interior is stunning. I told him that it was pretty and he seemed to be elated. I thanked him and wished him a nice day. He reciprocated. I headed to my car and drove back to the hotel to chow down in my room. I did order a lot of food. I ate everything and had a nap afterwards due to a carb overload that I hadn't experienced in ages. I had the pan-fried gyoza first. They were fantastic. I loved how crispy they were. This place went one step further by having a bit of sauce at the bottom of the pan that also crisped up. These gyoza were the best that I've had in quite some time. The filling was chicken with some veggies. It was flavourful and generous. My ramen was amazing. I liked the packaging. The pork broth was at the bottom of the container. There was a tray above it that had the ramen. I basically dunked the ramen in the hot broth. I then added the corn, chashu, wakame, half-marinated egg, nori, and scallion that were packaged separately. I asked that the bamboo shoots be held. I chose black garlic. The broth was delicious. It was the best of tonkotsu and shouyu, which I loved. I normally don't do full-on tonkotsu broth. I liked this mix. The ramen was perfectly done. The chashu was tender. I need to order more next time. I'm so spoiled by the thick cuts of chashu that I get from Ramen Misoya that every other joint can't compare in that department. I loved the corn, egg, and scallion that completed this ramen bowl of awesomeness. the nori was a bit soggy when I got it. It wasn't horrible, but it looked so sad and limp. The black garlic was awesome. If you're a garlic fan, go with it. My Thai milk tea was fabulous. The Thai tea was strong. I loved it. The milk made it so creamy. It was the perfect drink to accompany this meal. There was a lot of food in this combo that felt endless. The steam pork baos were enjoyable. The pork belly was generous and such a delight to enjoy. The sauce on top had a nice tang to it. The bao was fluffy and so fresh. I liked the size of my matcha pudding with red bean. I was so stuffed that I didn't need a massive portion of it. It was small and perfect. The matcha flavour wasn't overly powerful, but you certainly tasted its richness. The red bean was subtle and provided a nice contrast to the smooth pudding. It was an enjoyable ending to my lunch. Thank goodness it was a Friday. Napping briefly helped. It was worth it. I want to return and dine in. I like that Eagan has more ramen places. I now have two good ones to choose from. (101)

We had seen a lot of social media content for this new Ramen spot, so we decided to check it out!! Located in a strip mall, there was ample parking! As you walk in there is a quick order area with various teas and boba. We made our way to the back of the space for restaurant seating! The space itself is clean, well-lit, and on theme for the cuisine. Service wasn't super attentive during our stay, as our server never came by to refill our waters and eventually we had to track down another server to get our check. Definitely needs some improvement in that category. The food was delicious though! We started with the gyoza and BAO buns, which were both excellent! We then moved onto the #1 Ramen and the Kimchi Ramen! Great serving size, toppings, and yummy noodles! I really appreciated that the pork was cooked properly and wasn't dry and tough by the time we got it! Overall, we loved the food and are excited to come back to give the service another chance!

I came here on a double date. None of us had been there before and absolutely loved the food and our time there. I ordered ramen and was afraid there won't be enough ramen so I got extra noodles. Turned out I didn't need the extra noodles because the portions were good. My hubby ordered the omurice, and it was so cool to experience the waitress cutting the egg open. See video for reference. The lemonade was a great surprise. There was mint and cucumber in it which made it more refreshing. Our waitress seemed confused about a few things. Not sure what it was. Other than that, we had a great time.

The vibe here is so cool! I have seen some cool titkoks of this viral spot in Chicago, so it's neat to have one here too! They have private dining areas which I thought was super cool! They have ample parking since it's located in a strip mall with tons of other businesses. They also have a tea bar connected. What we had : - Thai Tea - Edamame - Steamed Pork Bao Bun - Spicy bamboo shoots - Chicken Ramen - Spicy Kyushu Tonkotsu - Classic Omurice Everything was solid. My favorites were the Thai Tea, Edamame, & Omurice. I would like to come back with a big group!

Wow I was pleasantly surprised checking Kyuramen out with a friend! This place was delicious! We sat in one of the little personal booths which was so cute and while it wasn't a date, intimate . It's like you're the only ones in the restaurant. Highly recommend for a one on one dinner or group (the small rooms seat 4 but apparently there are larger rooms!) For starters we checked out the chili garlic edamame which was some of the best I've had! We also shared spicy bamboo shoot and pork bao buns. The flavors were all fabulous. For the main I had the Spicy Kyushu Tonkotsu served with, Pork Chashu, Bamboo Shoot, Wakame, Half Marinated Egg, Nori, Corn, Scallion. So fantastic, and the right amount of spice. This was my first experience having ramen in ages and I kick myself for waiting so long to have again. Pricing is more than fair and the service was top notch! Will definitely be back soon!

Pleasantly surprised by the experience. Probably one of the better ramen options in the burbs with nice variety of boba drinks, apps, and ramen. Better yet, if you are like me and can't make up your mind, you can have ramen two ways in one bowl or combination platter. Cute little Japanese private booths for group of 4-5 ppl available with "call" service button on the wall. Service was very quick and friendly. Ordered takoyaki (fried octopus balls), omurice with Demi glaze combo that came with tai ice tea (eggs were perfectly gooey), spicy tonkotsu ramen #6, and spicy couple twin bowl. Would come back to try other items and get my ramen fix.

I LOVE AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND to eat here. The service was so nice they helped us out answered all our questions! The food, was so delicious the spicy noodles i got had my eyes rolling to the back of my head with every bite. Me and my partner were so satisfied and full afterwards! 100% will be back

New ramen place deserves high recommendation. The ramens are very delicious comparing to a few popular spots in Minneapolis. Looks like the popcorn chickens are very popular and look exactly like what I had in Asia.

While the food itself was okay, my partner and I were most excited for the Omurice, which neither of us had tried. We told the waiter that I had a dairy allergy and asked him if the dish had any dairy. He went to check, and said no, just egg and oil. Slathered in sauce, my partner and I ate the omurice, which was admittedly quite good. I immediately started feeling nauseous. My boyfriend tasted the rice again, without the sauce, and could taste butter. We asked the staff once again. Is there dairy? They said, no. But there's butter. Yeah, I said. Butter is dairy. I'm going to throw up for the rest of the day. And it's my boyfriends birthday weekend. We have plans later-- unbelievable. They gave us half off the meal, but considering some rice and egg was like 22 dollars and a bottle of soju would have been 24 bucks (costs 6.99 at the grocery store, mind you), I would say not worth the drive out there nor my impending illness. Thank you Kyuramen for ruining my next 48 hours.

New ramen in town so have to check it out. Conveniently there is a T-baar boba right inside. Didn't have good experience from the one in Illinois but this one is way better! For some, it is much sweeter but I have a sweet tooth so it was perfect sweetness. Came here on a Saturday night at 630 for 12 people. It only took about 30 mins we got seated. Can't make a reservation so you have to be there. The dining area isn't too but but they have these nice private booths for big parties. It was cool. Can fit about 8-12 max. They have a button to call the server once you're ready to order. There's a lot of different ramen choices. A good amount of appetizers. Some things might not be on the menu like the egg over rice so ask for it if you want it. Appetizers- pretty much everything was good. Chicken karaage was a little dry. Pork belly had a lot of fat as you can see. Not my type of food but for those who likes pork belly maybe you'll enjoy it. It is a bit pricey. Ramen- I got 2 ramen mild spicy. It didn't tasty a little spicy at all and broth is a little bland to be honest. I had a sip of #1 Tokyo Tonkotsu and I think it is much better not as bland. #4 Sapporo miso ramen, not a fan either. The broth honestly tasted like the broth that you eat at hotpot spicy flavor. Doesn't taste like the typical miso ramen I've had before. Pork tonkatsu omurice combo- comes with tonkatsu, egg and fried rice plus a choice of lemonade or Thai tea. The cut the egg and pour the sauce at the table. A little cool. It seems cool through videos before eating but the taste is pretty normal. Overall, I enjoyed the appetizers more than the ramen which is a shame. May be coming back to try #1 for myself or the curry ramen that looks pretty good. Saw that they have offer half and half so might try that next time if it's still available. The staff was quite attentive in the beginning but towards the end after pressing the button many times they didn't come to get more orders. One of our order was wrong and was never brought out and the person ended up waiting an extra 30 mins after everyone already got their food and pretty much finished. Not sure what happened there but they didn't do anything about it. Maybe better next time.

When I heard that Kyuramen opened a location in Eagan with Tbaar, my work friend and I decided to go for dinner. I got the curry ramen and strawberry green tea with cheese foam and both were pretty solid. I loved the fact that they also had some chili options on the side that you could add to your ramen (of course I loaded up on the pickled chiles, which complimented well with the creamy curry). The char siu was flavorful, egg was nice and jammy and there was a good amount of noodles and toppings. There's definitely some new spot logistics that needs to be ironed our (my friend got her ramen before our boba even arrived and I got my ramen 5 min or so later), but I'm glad to have another ramen option and a super solid boba option in Eagan, and would definitely come back.

I thoroughly enjoyed this meal!! I ordered the Tokyo Tonkotsu Shouyu it has Pork Chashu, Bamboo Shoots, Wakame, Half a Marinated Egg, Nori, Corn, Scallions in a really delicious Pork Broth. I got mine with black garlic and added some of the awesome condiments that come on the table. I also had an amazing lemonade that was very nice and refreshing, not too sweet and it had very thin cucumber slices in it. I loved the presentation of the omurice! One of my friends really loved it and the other thought it was going to be something different and felt it was more like egg and gravy. We sat in one of the cute side rooms that has a curtain and feels like your own private little booth. The server was very patient as it took our party awhile to all get there and to order. Only thing with those rooms if you have a big group be prepared that they can't split to individual bills. Either one person can pay and the rest pay them back or you can do like we did and split the bill into checks of three. I really really loved the pork broth. Someone else might have a different taste but I'd definitely go back!!!

Saw this place on Tiktok and decided to check it out. Visited on a Tuesday for Dinner around 6pm and it wasn't too busy but by the time my friend and I left around 7:30/8PM it was definitely more a bit more busy. We ended up sharing the popcorn chicken and it had decent flavor but the batter was just okay. The ramen itself wasn't too bad but definitely felt a bit Americanized similarly to Ichido Ramen but maybe had a slightly better broth than Ichido. I got the Kyushu Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen with level 3 spice and it wasn't that spicy. I had to add some more of the spices at the table to make it even spicier. Not the best ramen I've ever had but it would probably satisfy a craving. The pork chashu was at least tender but they give the thinnest slices. Another disappointing part was that their combos are set and you're not allowed to pick which ramens off the menu you want. You just have to go with the default ones. I also got the mango lemonade which was tasty. 50% was perfect amount of sweetness for me. And I got an order to go for my partner and got to try the Thai tea and the classic omurice (which isn't on the main menu, it's on a little plastic standing menu at the table). Thai tea was really tasty and the omurice has some nice flavors going on. All in all I think it's a alright place to go if you're not looking for authenticity and just want some yummy food. Probably a bit overhyped but still glad I went to try it out.

This is my second time and tried some other dishes and as always we enjoyed the items. Service was great. Spicy Bamboo shoots 5/5 Omurice with curry sauce 5/5 Shrimp tempura 5/5 Rice burger 4.5/5

Look this place is just amazing. The plum wine, to the Taro smoothie. The dish was fresh and tasty. Nothing was over cooked. Loved it

We have come here so many times and never a bad experience. We do love the ramen here. The staff is very friendly and remember us from visit to visit. The place is always so clean with authentic decor for a Japanese restaurant. The menu is evolving and changing for the better. This place is on our regular rotation of restaurants we like. Give them a try you will be glad you did.

Finally got to try Kyuramen after seeing multiple posts on social media. The vibe is so cool i love the private seating They also have a tbaar connected where you can get boba! We were seated very quickly and loved the convenience of having the order button at our table. Now for the food, it was alright the taste wasn't anything that i havent had before. But it was good! We we ordered popcorn chicken - 5/10 couldve been better Matcha Smoothie- 8/10 pretty good spicy tonkatsu ramen 6/10 not spicy but the broth was great

We were in a rush, got really hungry, and was like "Wanna order an appetizer somewhere and go home?" So we did. Kinda awkward to just order 1 appetizer BUT I love takoyaki and I'm willing to sacrifice being normal for some. Ambiance was really cool, they had private seating which we asked for but I don't think he understood and sat us at a table instead. Servers were kind. It wasn't long until he served us our piping hot and delicious takoyaki. Infact, he even asked the chef to make 3 extra for himself, as he handed ours and then walked away somewhere slightly discreet but not discreet enough and ate his 3. This was funny to me hahaha, even a server gets hungry for some good takoyaki. Beyond that, paying for our bill was a little confusing as there was no one to be seen except for our server, who also just happened to drop a whole stack of plates near the kitchen so we didn't know who to ask for help. Finally what I'm assuming is the attendant walked out from a private booth and helped us check out. Overall the service was decent. I would like to be back again to try the omurice and their ramen. Hopefully its just as good as their Takoyaki!

Everytime i order the "Tonkatsu Omurice" the restaurant is ALWAYS "out of Pork tonkatsu" and will ask if chicken is ok instead (Pretty smart & sneaky way for restaurant to save/make money i guess) Might as will put chicken on the menu. Have a better inventory or adjust the menu. But anyways, order the classic omurice and it was delicious. Omurice: 5/5 Thai tea: 5/5 Restaurant: 2/5

Delicious, tasty Ramen! My favorite ramen was the Classic Tokyo Tonkotsu Shouyu Ramen. Save your extra dollar and just get black pepper instead of the white pepper option. I really couldn't tell the difference between the two. I didn't care for the Pork Bao Buns, but my niece said they were her favorite. Our family of 4 had so much fun trying out the private booths. We loved the call button feature inside the private booths for whenever we wanted our waiter; he always came within a few seconds of pressing this button! The brown sugar matcha bubble tea was SO Good!!! The "show" for when they cut open the Japanese Omurice was cool, but the Omurice itself was not delicious; it just tasted like scrambled eggs topped with a salty brown gravy. We'll definitely be back for more ramen and boba tea soon though!

One of my favorite ramen shop. The ramen is always full of flavors and appetizers are yummy! Staffs are very talkative and welcoming. I love sitting in their booths, it's much more intimate and private. Super cute restaurant decors and chill ambiance. Definitely a place I'll go back to!

Came here during a 3 hr layover and was very satisfied. They gave us the option between booth or table when we first entered and we wanted a bit more privacy since we had luggages so we choose the booth. It was very nice inside the booth and gave us the privacy we wanted. We came here because we saw they had split bowls of ramen which is very unique. The omurice also was delicious and the server allowed us to record the cut and pour of the sauce. Overall the place was delicious and would highly recommend to try visiting this place if you are in the area.

Finally! A ramen restaurant in the south suburbs of the twin cities. My 4/5 rating is specifically for their omurice, the ramen I would rate a 2.5/5. The noodles and broth of the ramen was nothing notable. I could tell the noodles were just bought from a grocery store. I would consider myself a ramen connoisseur of sorts because I absolutely love it and tried it all throughout the states and in Japan. That being said, I am a bit picky. Omurice was a very nice surprise, the eggs were perfect texture on top and the rice had adequate garlic salty sesame seasoning. I enjoyed the boba I got as well. I would definitely come back for boba and the omurice!

The gyoza was honestly the best part of this meal. The ramen was too salty for me. The pork bao was alright... The service was fast and efficient. They were friendly.

Definitely wanted to come here to try the Omurice.. and ramen of course! Upon arrival, staff were attentive and our waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu. She definitely helped me a ton since I'm pretty indecisive. If you want the private and secluded booths, Im assuming those are per reservation. Overall, I enjoyed the food. Unfortunately, my Katsu was a little overcooked and hard to chew. Otherwise, I enjoyed the Shrimp Tempura, Takoyaki, and Omurice. Not pictured is the Thai Tea that comes with a combo along with a bao. I wasn't able to take a picture because before I knew it, my bao and Thai Tea disappeared before my eyes. Definitely a spot to try out new dishes if you're not familiar with Ramen.

I was really excited to try this place but I thought it was average. The few things that I really enjoyed was the iced Thai tea, pork bun, and the kimchi. The fried oysters were not good. They just tasted like soft fishy mush and the salt and pepper corn just tasted like salty canned corn. The ramen was good and I think fine if you live by and are crazing ramen but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it. The service was really good! Our server was really nice and our food came out lightening fast!

The ramen here is delicious! We ordered the Sapporo miso ramen, Tokyo tonkotsu shoyu, takoyaki, popcorn chicken, and the classic omurice. All were delicious! You can choose to do white garlic or black garlic for an extra $1 in their ramen. Everything on their menu is about $5-20. We had a party of 7, and got a private booth. Customer service was great. The waiters were attentive and kind. Parking is conveniently right outside the restaurant. I'll definitely be back! Overall rating: 10/10

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE! I placed a Door Dash order wanting to try out a new ramen place. Paid $19 for THE SMALLEST portion of ramen I've seen. Slightly bigger than a cheap bowl of Ramen you'd buy at the grocery store. Absolutely ridiculous and I won't be back!

Everything was delicious! I really liked my experience here. The staff were welcoming and attentive. The atmosphere was clean. We even got our little private room. The experience was 100.

This is my second time at a Kyuramen as my first was in oak park, Illinois. I must say I'll give them credit for being consistent and it's great to see them expand to other states - especially Minnesota! The decor and setup was similar to the one in illinois as they use a lot of bamboo furnishing, big lanterns, and Japanese linen curtains. It's fun that they have the private rooms as an option as well! I ordered the shrimp and pork ramen couple since I really wanted to try their double ramen flavor dish, which I thought was a genius idea since it's so hard To pick ramen flavors. Both of the broths were tasty and it was the perfect serving size. I also had the Thai iced tea after checking in on Yelp!! (Limit one per table though) Our servers were attentive and fun as one of them even made a training chopstick for one of our guests at the table :) Right when you enter there's the tbaar boba shop that you can order from in the restaurant and they were pretty tasty as well - Definitely coming back when I'm in the area and rooting for this chain!

I was so excited to try Kyuramen after hearing the hype, and I'm glad I did! The space and menu options provide a fun experience. I was expecting a little more flavor-wise but am interested in returning to try other items and increase the spice level. A friend and I visited on a busy Saturday evening but were still able to get a spot without a wait. We started off sharing the takoyaki octopus balls, which was my favorite part of the meal - super flavorful! We were excited about the option to create combos with our ramen, which included a steamed pork bao bun and drink. The combo is a great deal! For my main course, I chose the Tokyo tonkotsu shouyu. As I said at the beginning of my review, I was hoping for a bit more flavor but was still happy with it. Next time, I'll opt for spicier. This restaurant is located in a strip mall that has plenty of parking. It looks like they have a small patio area for the warmer months.

No wait at dinner on a Friday but we were sat at the bar. Food came out cold and was average for Minnesota Japanese food. The omurice was fun to try once.

My friends and I enjoyed the food and experience here. We were in one of the booths and I love how cozy those were and it made it easy for conversation! For the food itself, we loved the Takoyaki for our app. I think the bao bun could've been more fresh, the buns were just lumpy. For the ramen, I got the Tokyo Tonkatsu Shoyu w/ Black Garlic and I really liked the flavor of it and the texture of the noodles! It's also nice that they offer boba as well, we had that to end our meal.

We have ordered the tonkotsu ramen several times and have been happy every time. The noodles come cooked but separate from the broth in a great to-go container. Toppings come separate as well. The cha shiu pork is good and the marinated eggs are jammy and delicious. My spouse found the pork bao buns spicier than expected and I agreed. Overall, a gem in the suburbs!