Kyuramen - Nashville

Absolutely amazing experience at Kyuramen! From the moment we walked in, everything was perfect. Our servers, Sam and Oween, were incredible, so nice, friendly, and attentive. They made us feel completely at home and took great care of us the entire time. The restaurant itself is super clean and chic, and we loved having our own private enclosed table, such a nice touch that made the experience even better. Now, the food… wow! Truly the best ramen I’ve ever had. We ordered four different ramens, plus appetizers, a plate with 4 different things, chicken, tofu, and edamame and octopus, and everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich and fresh, and every bite was perfect. Highly recommend Kyuramen!!! amazing food, great atmosphere, and the most welcoming service! We’ll definitely be back! 🍜✨

Food was good very tasty chili dumpling are to die for 😍 & Lemonades are very delightful. I gave service 3 stars because we waited for a long time after we rang the little bell in the booth & no one ever showed up my husband had to come out the booth and find a server to assist us. The atmosphere was nice I love the aesthetics the booths have curtains for a bit of privacy. Also location is hard to find if following GPS they might need more signs on primary streets to give people a better idea on finding the Restaurant.

Atmosphere and seating arrangement were unique and made us feel very comfortable! Our server was amazing and very attentive through out our visit. The food presentation and menu options were great, but some flavors and food pairings were lackluster or clashing. But we will definitely be back to try more items. Get the omurice!! 10/10

Great spot right outside the Nashville Sounds stadium! The location is perfect, and the inside atmosphere is super cozy with private booths that make the experience feel a little extra special. The food was fantastic, the service was quick and friendly, and everything came out hot and flavorful. They don’t serve alcohol yet, but honestly it didn’t take away from the experience at all. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

We tried so many things at Kyuramen and they are all delicious. I had their combo A Tokyo Tonkatsu Shoyu Ramen with Pork belly bun and matcha pudding topped with red bean. The broth was creamy and rich in flavor. The food was authentic and delicious. I really like the sauerkraut pepper, not only it smells great, it tasted great too. I love the honeycomb inspired booth and decoration. Our waitress Winni was friendly, helpful and attentive. We will definitely go back.

Great service(waiters ask for any allergies, and have great humor), great seating(they do honeycomb style seating for a bit more space), for solo ppl or bar seaters, pretty cozy. Yin Yang Bowl is a great starter for broth lovers and fries were amazing. I didn't win, but ramen bowls can pay back with whatever prize stamp you find at bottom of your bowl.

Visited for the first time on a Sunday evening. The place was packed and there is no bar, so we spent 45 minutes at Social Cantina next door until our table was ready. Food was unique and delicious. They did not have a liquor license yet, so the beverage menu was limited. We will definitely be back!

Great vibes even better ramen! The appetizers were on point. The tofu was crispy on the outside and velvety in the inside. The chicken wings were cooked to perfection. The ramen was so flavorful but not overly salty and came out piping hot. Slurp and win I won a free bowl of ramen for my next visit. So will definitely be back.

This place is PHENOMENAL! Atmosphere.... AMAZING! Your instantly transported to a modern yet traditionally decorated restaurant in Japan. The food is absolutely scrumptious! 10 out of 10 definitely recommend. We ordered the hive appetizer to start, mega ramen bowl for our main course, matcha tiramisu for dessert, and washed it all down with a delicious Thai iced tea. Definitely gotta try those when you go! The hive appetizer is a medley of sauces, fried tofu, tempura chicken, tempura shrimp, tasty seasoned addictive steamed edamame, and octopus balls. The mega ramen bowl lives up to its name because it's served in a ramen bowl bigger than your head and has chicken, pork belly, tofu, marinated egg, grilled zucchini, and bambo shoots. It's so flavorful but if you want to kick it up a notch they have authentic ramen seasonings on every table. The matcha tiramisu was EVERYTHING. Presentation and taste was DIABOLICALLY GOOD! Our server explained that the cream used in the tiramisu was made by her daily in house. It was so pretty I almost didn't wanna eat it. It was perfectly executed layers of cream, matcha, and matcha infused lady in fingers, topped with matcha powder served in a little mini wooden crate on a beautiful wooden tray! You could taste the homemade from scratch in the cream and the slight grassy bitterness of the matcha. Perfect end to the meal. The Thai iced tea is definitely a must have its creamy, crisp, and refreshing!

I know you all ur want to know about the food right... ok let started our first time visit the food it's absolutely amazing this it's the real RAMEN OPSSS about the way our experience we visited on Saturday night busy time our wait time was 33min they even accommodate us in the honey seat section which my wife love it Our magnetic waitress was BECA omg she did amazing and so friendly she even recommended us her favorite dish which was perfect Food flavor and taste plus porción was extremely delicious DONT FORGET THAT JAPANESE FRIES you will surprise also the dumplings omg The vibe and the place it's plus

I went with high expectations, but honestly, there are way better ramen places in the city. The food tasted... well, kind of like instant ramen from Dollar Tree. The prices are really high for the quality of the food, and we honestly felt it wasn't worth it. The staff, however, were all very nice and friendly no complaints there. But overall, the food is nothing special, and we expected much more. They really need to improve their dishes because, as it is now, the food just isn't that good.

As a true ramen lover and a fan of Asian cuisine in general, I was beyond excited to see that KYURAMEN finally opened in Nashville. I've been to several KYURAMEN locations in Atlanta, so I knew I was in for a treat and this one absolutely delivered. The vibe is incredible. The place is brand new, beautifully designed with this honeycomb-inspired decor that makes the whole atmosphere feel modern yet cozy. I loved the fact that they even have private rooms, which is super nice if you're looking for a more intimate scene, and you can also sit in the honeycomb booths, which look super cool and make the experience even more unique. Service is a solid 10/10. The staff was attentive, quick, and genuinely welcoming. Even though we had to put our names on the waitlist, which is not surprising for a new spot, we got seated in under 20 minutes. Now, the food. We ordered two types of ramen and honestly, one was better than the other. Both were outstanding. I had the pork-based ramen with a touch of sweetness and it blew me away. The noodles were cooked perfectly and most importantly, the broth came out piping hot and full of flavor. There's nothing worse than lukewarm broth, and this was the exact opposite. We also tried the spicy cucumber salad and let me tell you, it was next level. Refreshing, crunchy, and with just the right amount of heat. Prices are super reasonable, the menu is broad and exciting, and there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a casual night out with friends, a fun dinner date, or just want to satisfy your ramen cravings, KYURAMEN Nashville is the spot. Overall it was a 10/10 experience. Highly recommend. This place is going to become a staple in Nashville's food scene.

The food here was delicious! Broth was flavorful and spicy, but not too spicy. I had the Kyushu Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. Portion size for the ramen was not huge, so you might want an appetizer if you're hungry! There were empty tables when we arrived but we still had to wait a bit and then got seated at the bar where they make the ramen. After that, service was good though we did wait a bit for the check too. Definitely want to come back!

The two person deal is quite good. For like $50 you get chicken karaage which is the closest to boba shop popcorn chicken I've come out in this yeehaw town and that is a very good thing, two ramens, and a dessert. Is it the best ramen I've ever had? No. But I'm also recognizing my privilege that I got to dine at Michelin star rated ramen shops in Tokyo. Is it the best ramen in Nashville. Yeah honestly. Fight me, otaku. Noodles are good, ramen egg is consistently jammy, broth has a rich mouthfeel.

Service was great but what a disappointment on the food . Imagine waiting for 1 hour to get a table and you leave without eating?! Yeah that's exactly what happened. The ramen was overpowered by the cloves. I could not eat it. The spicy chili dumplings were good but not filling. The decor and everything else match the vibe... I will come back if they make it and try them again. I really hope they can figure the taste out because well, we need great ramen here in Nashville and Clarksville is just far for me...

This was my first visit to Kyuramen, and it exceeded my expectations. Although they don't take reservations right now, lunch wasn't too busy, and we were seated right away. The authentic Japanese décor immediately stood out--having visited Japan over ten times, I honestly felt like I was back in Narita or Haneda. We were lucky to get one of the cozy booths with curtains, perfect for a group of three or four. Our server, Becca, was incredible--personable, bubbly, and truly set the tone for the meal. Her service made lunch feel even more special. We started with the spicy cucumber, agedashi tofu, and shrimp tempura. Every appetizer hit the mark, especially the agedashi tofu--perfectly crisp outside, silky inside. For mains, the Sapporo miso ramen and tonkatsu curry ramen were both outstanding: rich, flavorful, and served piping hot. We finished with the matcha tiramisu, which is made fresh every morning--you can taste the difference. It was smooth, light, and not overly sweet. We even won a free karaage chicken for our next visit with their Slurp and Win, which was an awesome added bonus. Portions were generous, pricing was fair, and we left happy and full. Between the excellent service, authentic atmosphere, and amazing food, Kyuramen is absolutely worth a visit--I'll definitely be back.

Overall: As a newcomer to Nashville from Cali, I was super excited to try this place and see what the hype was all about! We got the #1 Ramen (2 flavors), the platter, the pork bao(s) and thai tea. Here's the taste breakdown: I LOVED the appetizers - the platter and the bao were delicious. We actually ended up ordering 2 more pork baos at the end of our meal. The ramen itself? Probably a 7/10, but the taste (brothwise) wasn't bad - the noodles just weren't what I'm used to. More instant-y tasting. The pricing was pretty decent, and as a spot overall I would definitely come back for the appetizers, bao, and thai tea. Really happy to have a solid Japanese spot to go back to. Service: Their system is pretty well organized, they have call buttons (we sat in a booth). However, time can vary since I'm sure staff are getting a lot of buzzes. But staff was very kind and friendly. *Also note, we called for wait time - you have to go in person to add yourself to the waitlist. Hope they add an online option for that soon! Ambiance: The decor is really beautiful inside and so aesthetically pleasing. I like the little booths we sat in and they also had pretty cool ones up the stairs as well. It's also right next to the baseball stadium which is really cool (but beware, parking could be an issue)!

I really enjoyed my experience here. My husband and I love ramen and it's a good date food for us. This place was super cute and vibey. The staff was friendly. I really enjoyed the yin yang bowl which allows you to try two types of ramen if you're indecisive like me. I do think that this place is a bit pricey for what you get and there are cheaper places in Nashville but it is a great addition to the area!

I'd say this, it's really hard eating ramen after have transitional ramen in Japan! Unfortunately, the ramen did nothing for us but we enjoyed the appetizers.

I had a good experience at this restaurant. Like most, I found this place on Tik tok and had to check it out for myself. We had to wait about an hour which was not fun at all but our experience kind of made up for it. Our waiter was extremely attentive and a nice guy overall. We shared a couple of appetizers and everything was hot and good. The ramen was warm and filling, full of flavor. Overall the place was cool and I'll be back but I'll be more prepared and maybe have a snack first.

Ladies and gents, a new ramen place is in town and it's fantastic. Located right next to the Sounds baseball stadium, Kyuramen is a brand that boasts over 126 locations (on their website). You have to be doing something right if you have that many locations. I happen to see it last week as I drove past the Sounds stadium and made a mental note to come try it since I work less than 10 minutes away. Just know there's limited free parking around that area and parking in the building it's located in is 6$ for the first hour of parking (Metropolis). I love the aesthetic of Kyuramen. I'm not sure if all their other restaurants follow a similar template but the bamboo woodworking incorporated into every aspect of their look is pretty cool. From the windows, to the walls, to the furniture, condiments, and even their check holder. The staff was very kind and Aylen was a fantastic server. She claimed they were only open about a week and they've been pretty busy ever since. I got seated in a private booth for 4 with a curtain. The ramen pricing is competitive to those around Nashville but the variety of the menu is great. You have 9 different ramens to choose from as well as a nice assortment of appetizers. You can even "combo" the ramens with a side dish and a drink for a slight discount! I chose the #2 Katsuobushi Ramen, their top seller, that consisted of braised pork belly, scallion, Katsuobushi (fermented skipjack tuna), shichimi (Japanese 7-spice blend), nori (seaweed), bamboo shoots, sesame, corn, and half a marinated egg. Alongside that, I ordered a single butabara (pork belly) meat skewer. I like that you can order individual skewers because sometimes ordering a platter is too much food when paired with ramen alone. I absolutely loved the butabara skewer. I mean I love my pork belly but this was better than anything I've ever tasted before (or made). It was not overly salty but had a slight tart to it, like a vinegar perhaps? The balance of flavor was perfect. This skewer barely lasted 30 seconds. It had no chance. The ramen was everything you'd expect from a gourmet ramen. Chewy noodles, a rich and savor broth, variation of textures from the different toppings. The broth did have a nice kick to it from the shichimi. The portion is probably right for most people but I easily could have eaten a second bowl. I'm also glad we got a private booth because for anyone who understands Asian culture, you're supposed to slurp your bowl and slurp I did. They even reward you with gift cards if your bowl has a winning stamp at the bottom. Unfortunately I didn't win but my coworker did! I left Kyuramen impressed and will definitely return. The fact that it's so convenient to my work is dangerous. I hope it succeeds!

I had a great experience at Kyuramen! I ordered the vegetarian ramen, which came with gyoza-- something I've never seen included with ramen before, and I really enjoyed it. The broth was flavorful, and everything was served within 20 minutes. I also really liked the layout of the space. There were private booths that could seat up to six people, with curtains for privacy, which made it feel cozy and semi-private. The classic honeycomb-style seating looked fun too, though it wasn't open the day I visited. A fun bonus is the random free item promo on your next visit; you can get a free drink, dessert, chicken, ramen, or sometimes nothing, which adds a little excitement. Only downside was the parking. The nearby retail garage (Metropolis-owned), which lists Kyuramen and other restaurants, does NOT offer validation, and it's a flat $25 + service fees for up to 6 hours, even if you're just there for an hour. Kyuramen confirmed they don't validate either. I recommend using street parking.

This is our second time eating here before a baseball game. The food is delicious & we spent the same amount as what we would have on ballpark food. The dining area is so pretty inside with cute little nooks for a more private dining. We did eat outside the first time we went but with all the flies, it was challenging to enjoy the food. Still, highly recommend this place. Service is great!

We stopped into Kyuramen and had a solid experience. The ramen came out quickly, with fresh toppings and nice presentation. The tempura shrimp was crisp and flavorful, and the blow-torched chashu added great smoky flavor. The broth was decent--about a 7/10--good but not the deepest I've had. What really stood out was the service: Collina did an excellent job keeping things smooth and friendly. The interior has cool seating options like bar spots and private rooms, though the chairs weren't the most comfortable. Overall: quick service, tasty tempura, and standout hospitality from Collina made it worth the visit.

This is literally the cutest place ever. There are these cool honey comb spots to sit in. The servers are super knowledgeable and polite. Food was also served quickly. The food was delicious. There are so many cool options. Also the prices are not super expensive. Parking is around but not free. It's directly next to the baseball park so that's fun too. I will go again.

Despite their name, I came to Kyuramen mainly to try their pork katsu omurice. Of course, their ramen was delicious and 10/10. I genuinely think you cannot go wrong with any of them. The omurice combo was a culinary and visual experience which entails numerous staff coming to your table to cut and plate your omelette rice with curry or demi glacé sauce. Even though it's pricy, I thought the food was very very good. The service provided by our waitress was incredible. The restaurant itself looked really cool inside, but the honeycomb tables were blocked off (maybe for reservation?). The only thing I didn't like was the parking situation, which is $20 an hour in the garage nearby. I would suggest street parking and walking if possible.

Becca is the BEST! She set the tone for the night as my husband and I were entering our very first Kyuramen. If yall are there, ask to be in her section. She's enthusiastic, down to earth, fun and witty! Made our dinner soooo much more enjoyable (Becca, if you're reading this, it's Jamie Lee Curtis lol) Food: delicious! Okay, this is strictly my opinion but the ramen game in Nashville has been abysmal (yes I've had black dynasty, Otaku, Two Ten, and none of them have really made an impression) -- however Kyuramen was definitely a hit and so far my favorite ramen spot in Nash! Popcorn chicken tastes authentic to Taiwanese flavors -- yum! Seasoned so well, and my favorite popcorn chicken in all of Tennessee Tempura shrimp was really good, crispy, light, seasoned! Ramen- I got the ying yang (had to try as much as I could for our first time) and best for those indecisive eaters (also me) and my husband got spicy tonkatsu! The flavors were really nice, the noodles were PERFECT (not too soft, with chew!) -- my husband slurped down all of his broth along with mine too. It was delicious! Matcha tiramisu with lady fingers soaked in matcha water (this is the sweetest dessert on the menu and still wasn't overtly sweet) matcha on top was bright green which is a good sign as dark green means baking grade lol My husband and I are definitely planning to go back. We have to try the Japanese curry ramen and they have so much more options that we gotta keep trying! Also planning to go back when our homegirl Becca is working too! Ambience: BUSY! Parking was rough due to Nashville Sounds playing Overall: A vibeeeeee with good food and really wonderful servers!

We called the restaurant ahead of time to ask if a reservation was needed. We were told no, just walk in. We arrived at 7:40 pm and the host asked us to check in. I asked how long the wait would be, and she said 40 minutes. I mentioned that it would have been nice to know about the waiting list when I called, but she quickly dismissed me with a smile, saying, "We don't do that. The wait time is only given when you arrive. You must have called the Memphis location." I told her I dialed a 615 area code and used Google Maps to get to this exact location, but she kept interrupting me instead of letting me finish. I finally had to say, "Just check me in, please." We ended up waiting 46 minutes, and at that point there were still 19 tables ahead of us. Not once did the hostess apologize or show any courtesy--no "sorry," no "please," nothing. We decided to order food to go instead. Most dishes were good, except for the chicken ramen, which was overloaded with seaweed. It honestly tasted like chicken straight from the ocean. At 9:10 pm, I got a text saying our table was finally ready and asking if we still wanted it. I replied "not anymore," explaining the hostess was rude and the timing was terrible. All I got back was "ok bye." Her attitude and her math were both completely off--I don't think she has the professionalism to work the front. I've been to Japan twice, and I absolutely love the cuisine, but I will never return to this restaurant again.

A hot new ramen place, located literally behind the Sounds stadium. It's a lot smaller than the pictures but it is as aesthetic as the pictures posted by others. Parking is a garage attached and some other public parking lots. The parking garage doesn't have a lot of spaces and since I went on a Sounds game day, it was premium which was expensive! This place does not take rsvp, you need to check-in for a waitlist via tablet, as soon as you get there and put your name down and they will text you when your table is ready. Our wait was around 45min. Seated at the bar top which was right in front of the kitchen. The food was great! The broth was hearty and deletable. Got the yin yang bowl and the veggie ramen, both very tasty. Also tried the matcha tiramisu and if you're a matcha lover you will love it. Our server was nice and tentative. Overall great experience! Also if you finish your bowl (like all of it, soup too), you will see a red marking at the bottom of the bowl which shows you your prize for your next visit. We won a free dessert to use for the following week. You'll see the prize list at your table. I will be going back to try some appetizers and other ramen I've had my eye on.

I walked in and felt like I was being transported back to Japan. Not only because of the ambience, but also the food. Asian food is my favorite cuisine (and my standards are pretty high) and they did not disappoint. Will most definitely recommend and return.

One of the best restaurants in Nashville for Asian food. I am from LA, so it felt like I was back at home eating good authentic Japanese food. We sat at the bar and ordered the honeycomb platter appetizer, the tonkatsu omurice with demiglaze, spicy tonkotsu ramen and a matcha pudding at the end. The honeycomb appetizer was worth it. The best parts were the takoyaki, the shrimp tempura, and the popcorn chicken. The takoyaki is crispy on the outside and the inside just melts in your mouth. The shrimp tempura was very crispy and the creamy sweet sauce was amazing. The popcorn chicken was flavorful and freshly fried. The omurice was less flavorful and the pork tonkatsu was not too crispy or soft. I would not recommend the omurice if you want explosions of flavor. Instead, the ramen was absolutely amazing. Perfect flavors and deep rich broth. The noodles also tasted hand made and were the perfect chew. I would definitely come back here again.

My ramen go to spot in Nashville. Pretty legit and good vibe. I would definitely recommend if you were craving ramen.

Place is 5/5, 10/10. Would not listen to any reviews that say otherwise! Probably best ramen in Nashville for the price, will update when I try the ichiddo place. Outside of ramen, the omurice was so well done I was shocked since I believe this is a chain as well.

We checked out Kyuramen during their soft opening and were pleasantly surprised. Nashville has been seriously lacking in good ramen spots, and this place fills that gap nicely. We went with the Supreme Combo B, which came with drinks and made for a great value for two people, especially if you're hungry. I had the Tokyo Tonkotsu Ramen, which was exactly what I want in a classic bowl: rich, flavorful broth without being overly salty One of the fun parts of the restaurant is the private booths, which give off a cozy and intimate vibe. That said, the curtains made it a bit tricky for servers to deliver food, but the table-side call button (a nice nod to Asian dining culture) made things a lot smoother. Parking can be tough. There is retail parking in the building, but it was full, likely because of the Sounds game nearby. We ended up parking at Bicentennial Park (free and a short walk), so it worked out. No wait when we arrived, though note that they don't take reservations yet. They also have a fun challenge: if you finish your ramen bowl completely, you get a chance to win a free menu item on your next visit. Sadly, we didn't win. We were so full from drinking all the broth, especially with drinks and sides.

Ramen was good overall. They all kinda taste the same with minimal variation. The spice levels are good for someone who really enjoys spicy food. Noodles are nicely firm but great texture. Service was great too. Ambiance felt very Japanese and the decorum feels cozy and Asian. 10/10

Amazing little place tucked away beside the left field line of the Sounds Stadium. Quick friendly service. I recommend a supreme combo.

Disappointed with the service. We ordered four small appetizers, a ramen bowl, and two drinks. One appetizer never came after 45 minutes, even though I saw our server bring the same dish to two tables who arrived much later. My husband finished his ramen and we were still waiting. She also never brought my drink and didn't refill my husband's Coke. At the end, she gave our check to another server instead of handling it herself. We spent $90, and the food was just okay -- nothing worth the poor service. I understand the place was busy, but that doesn't excuse forgotten items and no apology. I would've appreciated honesty over excuses. Won't be coming back.

Just checked out the new Kyuramen in Nashville and honestly -- this might be the best ramen in the city right now. I had the combo deal with tonkatsu ramen, popcorn chicken, Thai tea, and dessert. The ramen was rich and flavorful, the noodles perfectly chewy, and the pork tender and well-seasoned. The soft-boiled egg was beautifully done -- jammy in the center and full of flavor. The popcorn chicken was hot, juicy, karaage-style with great flavor and a dipping sauce that tied it all together. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive -- especially impressive for a brand-new opening. The semi-private booth seating adds a nice, relaxed vibe to the whole experience. Nashville's been needing a ramen spot like this. I'll definitely be going back soon.

This was the best dining experience I've ever had. The staff is amazing and OWEN our server is soooo sweet and charismatic. I never write reviews but me and all my friends are writing one to tell how amazing this place is!!! The food is INCREDIBLE and the ambiance is amazing. It's not small inside so it doesn't feel crowded but still decorated so beautifully. Thank you to Owen for giving us such a great experience and tiramisu!!!! 100000000/10 must try! We went around 6p and it wasn't busy at all.

the ramen i got was tasty but i didn't finish it because i was nervous due to the fact that my best friend got the popcorn chicken and she bit into it and it was completely raw. they remade it for her and it came out raw once again, and then they added two hot teas onto our bill that we didn't have .... super sad because it's a cute place and the waitress was nice and attentive. also, no manager came over or anything ..

Met up with some friends after work. Great location close to work, I took a scooter. The ramen was awesome and there was a little surprise at the bottom of the bowl when I finished. Would definitely recommend again as the ramen was delicious, not too salty and the servers were angels. The intimate booth setting was the best as I often get distracted in large noisy places.

Good food, but plan ahead. I called ahead and was told they had a table for us, so we arrived 30 minutes later. When we got there, they admitted they hadn't even entered my name until that moment--putting us four tables back in line with a 45-minute wait. For a Thursday night, that was frustrating and avoidable. The food was good and ultimately worth the wait, but not if you're hoping to get seated quickly. Definitely plan ahead and avoid last-minute visits.

The food was very tasty. Since it was a soft open not all of the menu options were available. Kind of disappointing since you advertised specific dishes and the. They aren't available.