Kyuramen x TBaar - Arcadia

Honest review, no hate- Not the best experience here. We were very, very excited to come and attend this brand new Japanese themed Restaraunt. We have just come from Japan and we were looking forward to a Japanese culture and vibe from the staff. It’s and understatement to say we were disappointed. Japanese culture will go above and beyond for others, and this was far from that expectation. It seemed like they were overall very overwhelmed by the amount of people and customers. We were greeted very poorly as we initially entered. We were told that we needed to have the entire party present, which is completely understandable, so we let the manager and Host know that our friend is walking up and entering the door in which she replied well we need the entire party here. I repeated myself again ‘yes is it okay that she’s walking up right now?’ In which it seemed like they didn’t want to try to understand what I was saying and just said ‘it’s our company policy that the entire party is here’. We totally understand that, it just seemed that they didn’t want to hear what we were trying to say and immediately deferred to ‘company policy’. NOT the best first impression for a new store. The parking is very limited here which is totally not their fault, but at least try to have an accommodating personality for the people struggling to get everyone together. Staff seemed overwhelmed, quickly going from table to table instead of taking their time to see how each table is doing. Delivery of food was slow, and rushed at the same time. Slow because the food took a while to come out over 15 minutes, and rushed because the staff hurried to deliver the food and ended up dropping and breaking glass- shattering it everywhere and they needed to move the tables and clean it up. FOOD: the Yakitori was nothing special. It seems very expensive for $17. #2 Ramen was good and the matcha pudding was also good if you’re a Macha lover. The curry Ramen was lacking. It was salty and not enough curry flavor. The Katsu breading fell off of the inner meat, pretty easily, and the seaweed was not crunchy at all. Atmosphere- vibe was nice, definitely different than what you see in America with the cubicles and tables. Most likely wont be coming back :/

Update (3/6/2025): Had the katsuoboshi ramen this time with the pork belly bao and lemonade. The lemonade tasted very different this time and much more artificial. Also for the ramen, while the broth was good, everything else tasted mid. What was surprising was how cheap the pork belly bao tasted and how bad their pork belly was. The pork belly bao which is their take on gua bao is probably the worst I’ve tried. Meat is tough and tastes very cheap, the bun came out soggy and tastes like the worst quality one they could find from the supermarket. I’m downgrading the food from 4 to 3, especially with the poor quality meat and the change in lemonade. The service and atmosphere is still great though and adds a star for me. —- Visit: 2/9/2025 Great experience and ambience, solid food options with decent taste. Some of the seating was fun and unique. The tableware was high quality and presentation was good. I also appreciated the tables and chairs that feel solid and not rocky/flimsy. My party ordered the Tonkatsu Omurice and Mega Ramen for entrees, yakitori and lobster chashu ball for apps and matcha tiramisu for dessert. For drinks we had thai tea, lemonade both very flavorful and not watered down. I brought a milk tea over from TBaar to my dine in table. Tonkatsu Omurice - they had someone come out to cut the omelette, it was cooked well 5/5. The curry sauce did not have enough curry flavor and had too much salt 3/5. Overall 4/5 Mega Ramen - i only had a sip of the broth. It was very rich and had good depth of flavor. Felt like it could have used some acid (perhaps lime) and less salt. 4/5 Yakitori - the meat was juicy enough and tasted good quality. Sauce felt a little lacking, missing a smoky flavor and sauce not as sticky as I am used to. 4/5 Lobster chashu ball - There was a rich umami flavor that tasted like a pate (not sure what it was). Crispy on the outside with a combo of interesting flavors. It was a hit for our table. 5/5 Matcha Tiramisu - Nice presentation, nothing particularly wrong with it but I’ve had better. 4/5 Thai tea - not watered down, well made. 5/5 Lemonade - had some cucumber in it. Strong flavor and well made. 5/5 TBaar brown sugar boba milk tea - not terrible but in Arcadia it is difficult to compete with all the top tier boba spots. Boba quality was so-so and tea wasn’t particularly fragrant. 2.5/5 Overall the vibe and ambience is great with comfortable/spacious seating with good attention to details for the atmosphere. They had some small experiences that were fun - we won a free ramen for next time and there was a “tree” to write and hang omamori. Service was also on point, servers were all very friendly.

Tip: check your itemized receipt if you get the B combo. There was a hidden price mistake in their system and it makes me wonder how long they've been overcharging customers who didn't notice and we just went today 3/22. The combo B for two with the drinks is supposed to be $55.99, but on the receipt it shows the B1 combo as $50.99 plus drinks B2 $6.00 making the total $56.99. It's only a $1 difference but it makes me wonder how long it's been going on. They adjusted my bill but it's the idea that telling me no one has noticed until now is weird. They said they'll fix it today at the end of the day Aside from that this place is located in a small plaza with very limited parking. It's a beautiful place I will say. The vibes are excellent and staff is pretty friendly. Wait is long but it's understandable with how busy this place is. You waitlist on the device when you arrive and they will text you but also call out your name when your table is ready. The food is okay, nothing that "wows" you for the price. The ramen noodles were just okay in my mind, too thin. it's not a place where I would go for amazing noodles or be on a list of places I’d recommend for good ramen Service was a mixed bag. One of the waiters would serve the ramen with their thumb right in the bowl. Come one, know how to hold and serve the bowl. Love seeing someone stick their thumb into my broth, clean or not. Another our own waitress would keep asking us if were were ready for the check. At least twice I had to tell her no, we’re still waiting for our desserts and our Togo order. Come on, know what’s been served at the tables. It just makes your customers feel like we’re being rushed out and that you don’t care. For a first visit we tried the yin yang which gives you half shoyu and half miso. You don't get to try the black garlic with this one, only white garlic. Both broths are fine, not as rich as some other ramen places. The black garlic broth was good, my favorite of the ones we went with. Miso was just okay, if I wanted spicy miso, there's other places for it. I will say for the ramen, portions are small for what you get. But the he price is "evened" out by the variety of toppings included in the dish. Popcorn chicken isn't evenly seasoned and not crispy enough. Some bits you'll get a salt bomb Now my favorite, the Desserts That lychee rose jelly is delicious, I would come back just for that dessert. The matcha red bean is also good. Both desserts are good. They're almost the opposite of one another. One is fruity and refreshing, the other is rich and creamy. The drinks are really good as well. The lemonade was really refreshing same as the aloe grapefruit. I would give this place another try. It's not a must try if you're in the mood for ramen, but it's not bad by any means.

We ordered yingyang ramen and omelette rice in demi glazed sauce with tonkatsu. The spicy ramen tastes more like mala ramen(very spicy!) and the rice is warm. Overall the food is pretty good.

Jiutang, I ate this ramen restaurant today. It seemed like there was an endless flow of customers in the restaurant! But, at first I thought the ramen must be delicious... It looked amazing... But after I sat down, I waited for a really long time before I could eat it! The food was really slow! And there was no choice of ramen noodles~ It was just the usual very thin regular noodles , not the chewy ramen...I was quite disappointed with the noodles! There were only two thin slices of char siu, not much meat~very little soup, and the soup was greasy! The spicy taste was just average...not fragrant, and greasy! As for the price of ramen, the price of $18.99 is much higher than other stores. It is also a ramen store with a high Google star rating! It feels a little bit higher than the ramen in Arcadia mall’s Ramen Nagi or Hironori (Pasadena)! The price-performance ratio is not high! The taste is also very different! I still prefer to eat more authentic ramen with a good taste~ The noodles are actually like egg noodles in Hong Kong…, which makes me speechless... There is no other choice~ Because I just feel that I am here to eat ramen... But the noodles are too simple ! I will don’t want eat this ramen again! It feels terrible! But the salty fried chicken is very tender and delicious! And the drinks are served with fresh fruits and vegetables... The drinks are pretty good~ If I really want to come here for a meal again! I think I will come here for Chinese afternoon tea! Just salty fried chicken and drinks... My advice to those who haven't been here yet is: don't expect too much from the ramen in this ramen shop! You will be disappointed! Then just go for afternoon tea... The pork chop omelet rice looks good 😌 Maybe I can try this next time! Also, some of the staff were very lazy! I asked for water without ice... the previous waiter gave me water without ice! Another waiter told me that there was only ice water 😱 Once again, let me emphasize that I am stating the facts! The noodles in the ramen are like Hong Kong egg noodles! This is not ramen! It tastes like ！ The delivery time is too poor. There was almost half an hour gap between my friend and I’s meal time! I have finished eating...but his noodles haven't arrived yet!

Very instagrammy! Come here with a date! But even with an appointment, be prepared to wait. People line up for this place even before it's opened! Is the food just as good? Yeah, but I didn't think it was anything special. Not super small proportions, but nothing that necessarily knocked your socks off.

We visited on Monday for lunch. No waiting. In fact, there were plenty of empty tables through out our lunch. I must say Kyuramen has done a great job with theme and decor of restaurant. As you enter, you will find the T Baar drink section where you can order drinks for takeout. To the right of the entrance you can find restaurant hostess. Menu is very Japanese. Meaning it comes with lots of information and with many photos. Combo meals come drink as well as Omurice order. Omurice was made just right and with the Demi Glace Sauce, it was perfect.

My recent visit to Kyuramen x TBarR was a delightful experience. Upon arrival, we waited approximately 20 minutes to be seated. The ambiance was beautiful and thoughtfully designed, creating a welcoming and visually pleasing atmosphere. I ordered the Omurice Combo with curry sauce. While it was well-prepared and flavorful, it didn’t quite suit my personal taste; however, the rest of my party (five people) thoroughly enjoyed it and had high praise for the dish. We also shared several appetizers, including the Garlic Chili Edamame, Popcorn Chicken, and Salt and Pepper Corn—all of which were delicious and well-executed. I also tried the Brown Sugar Boba, and it was exceptional—easily one of the best I’ve had. Rich in flavor and perfectly balanced, it was a highlight of the meal. Overall, Kyuramen x TBarR offers a great dining experience with quality food, a stylish environment, and standout beverages.

Kyuramen.... Where do I begin? I was done writing yelp reviews, but after eating here on a fateful wednesday I felt the need to share this little bizarre gem. This place feels like the work of japanese Dr. Strange. Bluh. Like you can sit in a super cool booth on the wall with your date or whatever. XD Also The bathroom urinal smells like skittles hahah.

The parking plaza is quite limited especially during busy times. Best to go during off hours. There is a check-in tablet. The inside is really pretty with all the wooden decor. The service was decent and the food arrived fairly quick. I got the tonkotsu shouyu ramen with the white garlic. It was just okay. I got the hint of garlic on the first bite but then the flavor dissipates thereafter. The egg was alright and gooey. The bamboo shoot was chewy enough. The chashu was okay. The ramen wasn't bad but it also wasn't memorable either. This location is worth a shot to try out. Perhaps it'll speak to someone else more.

I've been wanting to try a new ramen spot for the longest time and Kyuramen had been trending on my fyp for a while now. The restaurant truly is super cute and I love the decor that they have. Although the restaurant seems small from the outside, there actually is a lot of seating inside. We didn't sit in the fancy looking booths, but we still had a nice little table. As for the food, I was stuck between getting ramen and the omurice dish they have. I came specifically for ramen so I decide to go with that. I remember I got the spicy ramen but can't remember if it was tonkotsu. However, the ramen was alright. I wouldn't say it was mind blowing but it wasn't bad. The appetizers actually were really good. The Bao that I ordered melts in your mouth! We also got the skewers which were so good!! I would come back just for those guys. And next time I want to get the omurice dish!

We tried to visit when Kyuramen first opened, but the lines were insane! Since then, we actually ended up trying it in Plano, TX while visiting friends. We finally made it to the Arcadia location recently around 5pm on a Friday. There was no wait this time, though all the popular honeycomb booths were already taken. We shared the mega ramen with chashu pork and shrimp tempura, along with the tonkatsu omurice and a refreshing lemonade. The omurice was definitely the standout. It is super flavorful and we loved the pepper sauce. The ramen was just okay in comparison, and the shrimp tempura was on the smaller side. Service was friendly and efficient since it wasn't too busy. Don't forget to finish all your ramen broth as there's a chance to win something on your next visit! Parking, however, is a challenge with a tiny shared lot and limited street parking nearby.

It feels like I'm in Japan again when I walked through those doors. The ambiance in this place was just so stunning and it was giving some Japan vibes. The food as well! Cooked to perfection and made with love. This place does not disappoint. This place is a MUST DO on your TO DO list. The omelette was cooked, amazingly especially when they sliced right down the middle and the sides of the omelette just fell smoothly and just giving that perfect presentation on a plate. Service here was amazing! The employees were very sweet and welcoming when I walked through those doors. You will definitely see me here again!

I came to Kyramen x TBaar for Saturday lunch at open and was able to sit at the top of the honey comb - the exact spot I was eyeing. It was significantly less busy than the first time I visited. I got to see the beautiful view that is the restaurant itself. The wooden structures and decorations are very aesthetic. The only problem was that, at the table, the lamp shade is quite too low. I got to try a few things. The Tonkatsu Omurice plate combo with demi glaze a drink (the lemonade) was delicious. The server asked if I wanted to take a video prior to slicing the egg open. The sauce is has a deep rich taste, slightly tangy and sweet (like ketchup but different). The tonkatsu was decently sized and tasted great with the rice and sauce. The Amazing Lemonade with cucumber was mind-blowing, one of the best lemonades I've had. The perfect amount of sour, sweetness, and ice. The Yin Yang ramen bowl came with tonkatsu shouyu and miso ramen. It's the only bowl in which you may not win a "free" item if you finish the ramen bowl all the way to the base. The miso soup is spicy, and the shouyu is rich. Each side has various toppings, each serving a purpose in taste (not just decoration). The ramen truly was top notch, and I'll be back for the tonkatsu shouyu in the future. Overall, this restaurant has it all. Great service, amazing food, beautiful ambiance. I recommend anyone in the area to visit.

Came here on a Saturday night and surprisingly, the wait was only about 10 minutes for a party of 6! The decor inside is very unique and aesthetic, but not the most comfortable in terms of seating. Our party was sat at one of those taller tables with stools, hence, there was no backing on the chair to lean back on and no hooks for us to hang our bags either. Nonetheless, it was just a minor issue that didn't bother us too much! We ordered the Classic Japanese Omurice Combo with Curry Sauce and Thai Iced Tea ($20.99). For the price, they definitely give a decent amount of food for this dish. The egg was smooth and creamy! I really liked the texture and it definitely carried the dish. The fried rice underneath was extremely underwhelming and dry. It didn't have much seasoning to it, but the thick curry sauce and egg compensated for it. The Thai Tea was sweet; no complaints there. I would give this dish a 7/10... definitely not worth the hype in my opinion. I also tried the YinYang Bowl ($21.99), which was a ramen bowl with half Spicy Tonkotsu Shoyu Broth and the other half was a Miso broth. I was really disappointed in the Spicy side of the ramen bowl because it just tasted like straight chili oil! It was way too spicy, which sadly masks the flavor of the pork broth. The miso broth didn't stand out much either. I do appreciate that they give you a lot of ingredients along with it (shrimp tempura, fish cake, bamboo, corn, chashu, soft boiled eggs). I would rate this bowl a 6.5/10 would not order it again :/ Service was great! The employees were very enthusiastic and got us our food pretty quickly. Overall, a very underwhelming experience in terms of the taste of the food. On a side note: free parking lot and street parking available!

The first thing you'll notice when you walk in is the decor and layout. There was a pretty faux wooden tree with wishes (I think, too far to see) on them and there was a wall of elevated seating. Not ashamed that I was basic and went for the hyped up classic omurice combo. The demi sauce was very light, but kept my tastebuds excited throughout the whole meal. It's a shame that you have to get this as a combo with thai milk tea or lemonade. I originally wanted to get it with one of the other drinks off their menu, but the waiter told me it's only available as a combo with those two specific drinks. I opted for the thai milk tea, which was sweet and gave me that sugar I needed for the day. We also got the matcha pudding with red bean to end the meal. It was light with a bit of sweetness and really helped you finish your meal on a happy note. Also, shoutout to the server who saw that I was so enthused and almost forgot to record. He told me to get my phone out to record so I can get the pour

More like a 3.5, but I'm rounding up. After seeing so many photos of this place and they hype that Kyuramen generated upon opening, I was happy that I got a chance to try this place out with my friend. It definitely is trendy with its decor and the honeycomb seating that you can climb up to. We were lucky enough to be seated in the middle one. In addition to that, there's a large wishing tree in the middle of the restaurant with some cute art on some of the wishes, as well as a swing seat chair perfect for a photo op. The bathrooms were clean and I liked that the women's restroom had a sign saying that if you needed feminine products, you can always reach out to staff. Always good to see that. Service was attentive, quick, and very welcoming. On a Tuesday evening, my friend and I were seated immediately and it was easy to call over staff with the call button. i got their omurice combo with demi-glace sauce and it comes with a drink, so I opted for their Thai tea. The Thai tea was standard to what you can get at other places, nothing too much to write home about. It was nice that the staff asked first if we wanted to record them cutting open the gooey omurice (similar to what you see on those Japanese eating vlogs). You can also get some nori seaweed powder dusted on top too. Presentation was perfect, but the taste wasn't there for me. I had to dump a bunch of cayenne and shichimi powder on top to give it some taste. Much too bland for me and somehow the local maid cafe (not really known for food), makes a much richer, tastier omurice than an actual restaurant...Other than that it was at the very last filling. My friend got a fruit tea (pretty refreshing with lots of diced fruits in it) and a yin yang bowl which is a split bowl with their tonkotsu shoyu and miso ramen. Soup broth was flavorful and even a bit spicy for one of the sides. I think my next visit here, I'd definitely get a ramen instead. My other issue is the obvious AI generated slop art on the side of the building (blurred out swirl faces, weird proportions/angles of legs, etc). Like everything else looks great for the restaurant, maybe get an actual artist??

Kyuramen near Arcadia definitely stands out for its aesthetic and atmosphere. The honeycomb-style seating is super cool and gives it a modern, cozy feel. Since the slots were filled but it wasn't too busy, the staff kindly let us sit in the private seating which felt like a treat on its own. The service was a solid 10/10 super friendly and accommodating the whole time. As for the food: the ramen was decent, nothing mind-blowing but comforting and satisfying. I also tried the omurice a generous portion, and I liked that the rice had little bits of meat, though I wasn't a huge fan of the sauce. One fun bonus: if you finish your ramen, you get to play a little mini-game for a random prize, and we ended up winning a free dessert, which was a nice surprise! If you're looking for a cool place to hang out with great service and good portions, this is a solid choice. Just don't come expecting the best ramen ever but the overall experience makes up for it.

I have a much better experience in my following revisits to Kyuramen. The food quality is better. The cutlet was slightly thicker, and the Matcha Tiramisu was sooooo good. The ramen noodle soup is still overly salty and painful to swallow for the challenge. (Surprisingly, despite the soup being overly salty, the ramen was unaffected and still taste good) Service: As I had most problems with the service originally, I will say the service has greatly improved and the server was more attentive. They gave us time to thoroughly look through the menu instead of pushing us to order drinks this time. Still, I want to suggest that the restaurant to train the server to respond to non-designated tables. While I am unsure if this restaurant does designate tables to each server, I've caught a few servers looking away after noticing I had my hand raised. I will definitely revisit in the future.

Service 5/5-all staff were so nice and very attentive Ambiance- love the honey comb seating were so cute and very aesthetically pleasing. Food- we had popcorn chicken, pork tonkatsu omurice (omg the egg was perfectly cooked), black garlic tonkatsu shoyu ramen was the best!!! The meat was so soft and perfectly charred. The soup base is very tasty and the black garlic adds a depth in flavor!!!! Will be back again

Service: There's a button to call your server, pay your bill, and to order food. Parking: Very small parking lot with one opening to enter and exit. This parking lot is very popular because Paris Baguette is also next door. I would compensate 5-10 mins to find a parking space. Strawberry Pina Colada Smoothie: I would say to drink this within the 2 hours because it's made with fresh fruit. If it's past the 2 hours, the drink will taste sweeter because the fruit and the liquid layers will separate. Highly recommend getting this for your summer drink. Peach Green Tea W. Milk Foam (75% sugar, 75% ice, crystal boba): Milk foam tasted on the cheesy side. Peach green tea was refreshing throughout. Yingyang Bowl: I would get this dish to taste the spicy tonkatsu broth and regular miso at a light amount. The spicy tonkatsu was a bit more on the salty side for me, but the miso tasted great. The toppings were great all around. I love the crispiness of the shrimp tempura. Tokyo Tonkotsu Shouyu Ramen (black garlic): Black garlic makes the broth taste fermented and roasted. This is a great dish to get for well well-rounded flavor.

Came here on a Wednesday and there were plenty of seats. The interior really caught my eye - matcha whisk, decorative wall seating, ceiling, a wishing tree, Torii gate, and so much more. You can honestly tell a lot of thought went into the design. My boyfriend and I ordered the Katsuobushi Ramen and the Pork Cutlet Omurice, which also came with Thai tea. The ramen was flavorful. The noodles and eggs were cooked perfectly, and the meat was tender with not much fat attached, LOVE. I'm OBSESSED with the idea of hiding a prize at the bottom of the bowl to encourage people to finish the broth. Honestly, such a fun and smart idea. I did wish that the prize we won lasted a bit longer since we had to be back within the following month. The price for this was a bit on the higher end, but I guess that made up for the variety and the amount of toppings given. As for the Omurice, the presentation was fun to watch, but the flavor wasn't anything special. I was more disappointed by the cutlet because it was super soggy. The batter didn't stay on and just slid right off, leaving the pork with a weird, pale, gritty outer texture. Overall, I really love the concept of this place. The food could use some improvement but the decorations and the prize made the experience memorable. Staff were friendly and attentive, though it would be nice if they were a bit more knowledgeable with the menu. Parking was easy.

First off, the service was excellent! The servers were very kind and welcoming! The parking was a little hard to find; it was packed and small. The ambiance was charming and aesthetically pleasing. A great place to take a date or even eat with your family! The ramen was great. It had a unique flavor for me and leaned into Chinese flavors ( in a good way). Overall, the ramen was great! When I went, it also had a promotion where if you drink all the soup, at the end of the bowl, you win a free dessert, appetizer, etc. on your next visit. However, the soup was a little heavy, making it difficult to drink compared to traditional ramen. We got the katsuobushi pork ramen, Tokyo tonkatsu ramen, Sapporo miso ramen, and Kyushu spicy ramen. The Sapporo miso ramen was the best for me, as the broth was light. I highly recommend the tiramisu match cake! It was to die for.

As much as I like ramen I have to say, nothing special here. The broth was just okay, the noodles not what I expected. Service on the other hand was very good. The biggest draw walking in was the decor, I thought for sure it would match the food taste and quality. Not sure i'd come back even with a coupon for a free appetizer that we received when we paid the bill.

Food was mediocre. Sat at the honeycomb tables because we came right when the restaurant opened. I can say the ramen noodles were not chewy and texture was off. The broth was ok. Nothing special. The omurice was decent paired with the Demi glace sauce. The popcorn chicken was alright. Prefer the Taiwanese popcorn chicken that is crispy outside. The bottom of our ramen bowl said free dessert so we got a card saying the next time we visit we can claim a free dessert to end the meal. It's a nice way to keep lure customers back but if the quality of the food is not up to standards even if it's a small gimmick it's not worth it to come back just for a free dessert. I am not saying the food was bad. It was "ok" but I think there are better options out there.

Loved the overall atmosphere of the restaurant--it was as if we were transported to Japan! It's cool that you can also draw on the wooden tags and hang them to leave a little remembrance while you're waiting. Friendly service and our waiter was helpful in offering recommendations. We tried the mega ramen, pork tonkatsu omurice combo with demi glace sauce and the thai tea which were all delicious.

Really beautiful interior! Food was a bust for me and my partner. Neither of us liked our ramen or the chicken. The foods flavorings were really overpowering - like the ramen tasted way too strongly of garlic and the chicken tasted too strongly of five spice... We didn't enjoy our food here but the servers were very nice and the decor was lovely. Maybe I'd come back to try their omurice, but definitely not their ramen.

Place was pretty clean and looked great. Points for creativity and aesthetics. Service was good but seemed inexperienced. Food took a while to come out, though. I ordered the split bowl which I found was pretty interesting and a nice way to try two different things. The amount of food was perfect, and a few elements were done okay, but not great. I had half a jammy egg which was delicious, and and another half that was solid.. Seemed weird. Overall quality was decent, but again, not great.

Very clean and lots of seating! I really liked the little huts we were seated at and the interior design. Came on a weekday and there wasn't much of a wait. One of the servers weren't too happy when taking our order but the staff that seated us and served our omurice were all very kind. I ordered the pork tonkatsu with curry sauce and bf got the Demi glace sauce. Both combos came with a choice of Thai Tea or Amazing lemonades (homemade with added syrups). For $25.99, the combo is a bit on the pricier side and I would've liked to have the option without being a combo, but the presentation was really nice! The rice under the egg was typical rice with diced onions and chicken bits, nothing really special. Their pork tonkatsu was very crispy but a bit too dry and chewy. The egg was fluffy and yummy and thai tea was really good!! I prefer the curry sauce over the glaze (had a more sweet soy and cinnamon taste). Pretty good place for your omurice and Thai tea fix! They also have a TBaar inside if you want to order more drinks. If you order ramen, there's a prize at the bottom of your bowl - but I have yet to try next time!

The overall ambiance is GREAT! We came at 11:30 on a Sat and the honeycomb seats were already taken (they open at 11). Pork Bao Bun - 3/5 - this was just okay. I probably wouldn't get it again. Tonkatsu Ramen - 4/5 - this was good. The ramen texture was so perfect and the broth was very flavorful. Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen - 4/5 - "yum" Yakitori - 5/5 - these were all amazing. Loved the zucchini and pork much more than the others. Boba Milk Tea - 4/5 - they only have up to 50% less sugar. Wish they had up to 30% less sugar.

Wanted to try this new ramen restaurant in Arcadia! This place has one the most unique decor of any restaurant I have been to. Service: 3/5 We got seated once our entire party arrived. We got seated in one of the upper levels of the honey combs. The host told us to press the button to call a waiter when we were ready to order. After catching up and deciding our order, we pressed the call button and waited about 5 minutes. No one came. We pressed the button again and could hear it ring, but after another 5 minutes, no one responded to our call. We had to flag down a waiter to come up and take our order. He took our order. By the end of the meal, our appetizer did not come out but it was on the bill. We asked our waiter to remove the item and he gave us a voucher for the inconvenience. The only reason why service was rated lower was because our waiter was friend and apologized for the wait and for our appetizer. They were professional and took responsibility for the mishaps in service. Food: 5/5 We ordered the pork tonkatsu omurice with curry and the katsuobushi ramen. My friend really liked the omurice and this was his first experience trying it. The ramen broth was rich and the fatty pork belly was tender and melted in my mouth. Everything was really tasty and I wish we got to try their honeycomb appetizer. Ambiance: 5/5 This place is absolutely stunning when you get inside. It is beautiful, clean, and pays homage to Japanese culture. I love their interior design and honeycomb setup.

I tend to want to try out businesses I see on social media, and I had been longing to try omurice, so Kyuramen had me where it wanted me in a marketing standpoint. The service is very good-- very friendly and helpful servers. The inside decor felt very modern and cool. Our table was elevated, requiring us to climb stairs to sit in a hexagonal nook in the wall-- really cute, but also hyper visible. I love okonomiyaki and will order it whenever I can. The okonomiyaki here was tasty (and silently urged me to book a ticket to Japan). The omurice was special-- I had been seeing videos of it for years but only now got to finally try it. The server did the cutting and sauce pouring for us, something we did not expect. We wanted to do it ourselves, but they (the corporate entity of the restaurant) know that we also want to video record the cut of the omelette, so maybe they just do it on our behalf so we can more easily film. The desserts were nice, light. The cherry blossom jelly features a real cherry blossom that I of course ate. The matcha pudding with red bean was also fun to eat. Each came with a sweet sauce to pour.

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This place came on my For You page on IG. So I made a trip out there & it was sooo worth it. The food has a Japanese flavor profile & it takes me back to Japan. The service is fast, I went during the week so I didn't have to wait long for a table. & they sat me in a booth that was custom built into the wall in their signature honey comb design. Definitely recommend!

We got a good table, inside the booth area. We had Karage and Ramen. The service was was fast and efficient. The area is very clean. It's a newly open Ramen place and as soon as we are done eating around 12:30 there was already a line waiting to be seated.. The food was fresh ingredients were amazing. I would recommend friends to try this new hype place and try their food. Ambience would take you to a Japanese anime, kind of vibe. Good luck to the management and owners of the restaurant. I hope you succeed and and establish a good following for your business. Five stars for this restaurant.

Been wanting to come here for a while, first time we came couldn't find parking. Inside restaurant, to me, is very pretty and relaxing. We ordered the curry ramen and the pork tonkatsu omurice with the demi glacé, both were delicious! The service was excellent. Looking forward to coming back and trying other items on the menu

Visited on a Sunday night and had 13 parties ahead of us and it turned out to be a 30 minute wait. Our group decided to get the omurice combo,skewers, and dessert. It was my first time ti ever have the omurice dish but I thought it was lovely and a great expierence. I got it with the demi glaze sauce. Beef and scallop skewer were also very yummy. The matcha pudding was rich in matcha flavor too. The interior of this place is beautiful. I think its a place worth visiting. Parking lot is small though so you either get lucky or do street parking

Found this place through TikTok and they DID NOT DISAPPOINT! One thing to note before coming here, ESPECIALLY near dinner rush. Parking is limited to spots. Time accordingly! The Ambiance was great, such a different set up with their elevated seating arrangement against the wall. How we wish we could have gotten those seats, but maybe next time! We were seated right away after putting ourselves on the waitlist which was great considering we made it before dinner rush at 6pm. I got the Sapporo Miso Ramen (mild) the broth was very flavorful, spice level was perfect for me, always like a little kick. Absolutely loved the gooey egg! My fiance got the YinYang Bowl and he loved the lighter broth more (tonkatsu shoyu), but he agreed that the gooey egg was PERFECT! bamboo shoots could be more tender for his it had more of a bite to it. Though this place was a bit more on the expensive side it was WORTH the price. This may satisfy those looking for that close to japan flavors. Only thing we were a bit disappointed about was that we didn't get to try the appetizer combo platter called the Honeycomb. Maybe next time! We had the Lobster and Chashu salad ball and IT WAS MY FAVORITE!! a MUST TRY! Truly Recommend coming here! We'll be back!

Shared parking lot with other businesses, not impossible to find parking but it's a little tight. I liked that they tell you that you can video while they cut open the omelette and pour the Demi glace or curry sauce on top. Taste itself is just okay but experience is cool. Got supreme combo at $55.99, comes with sapato miso ramen, Tokyo tonkatsu shoyu ramen, popcorn chicken, matcha pudding with red bean, cherry blossom jelly, amazing lemonade, and a Thai tea. Amazing lemonade tastes like lychee lemonade with cucumber. Thai tea tastes like just regular Thai tea. Ramens were just okay, not bad but I didn't think it was amazing or anything. Popcorn chicken had good texture and flavor. The desserts were quite good, not sure if I would be inspired to purchase if it wasn't in the combo already though. Service was good, and I liked the wet towelette they gave at the end.

The Food was good and the interior was super pretty, additionally pretty quiet.Additionally, they advertised gift cards if you found certain words at the bottom, which I thought was a great marketing idea.But, the food was so good!!! It was very traditional and very comforting,Which was great!Finally, the service is average with good and friendly waiters who are inviting!

TLDR: All aesthetics, no eats. If the camera were your taste buds, it'd be well fed. Small portions, very salty, and unreasonable order of food. Perhaps the worst was how each dish reminded me of airplane food. - - - - - - Kyuramen x TBaar were definitely one of those trending on social media, and my friends unfortunately roped me into trying it. On a Friday night, the wait time was about 30 minutes. The first thing I noticed was the amazing layout - props to that interior design team! After being sat and enjoying their hexagonal booths, nice lighting contrast, and woody theme, I realized how punctual and present the staff were in refilling our waters and in taking orders. For myself, I had their Yinyang Bowl, which advertised "Double the Flavor" of Tonkotsu Shouyu and Miso Ramen. This bowl was perhaps the most salty broth I've had in a while. The chashu pork was not only thin but even saltier (!) My friends had their Japanese Omurice combo, and we had both their Demi Glaze sauce and Curry Sauce with Thai iced teas. The meat for both Omurice were scant at best, but undoubtedly dry. The Thai iced tea was a standard sweetness, not too exciting. Outside of these, the biggest disappointment was their Takoyaki appetizer. For starters, this came out after the ramen... in what world would one serve an appetizer after an entree? The takoyaki was also mostly air on the inside, with a generous smothering of sauce but barely a bite of octopus. Between the taste and the premium that this comes for, I cannot confidently recommend Kyuramen to any of my friends. However, I will admit one thing... those aesthetics are worth coming for. The food? Not so much.

A brand new ramen joint with ultra hip decor and located buried in those blocks of identical townhouses and business located where the old Goodwill used to be located on Las Tunas and Santa Anita, this place can get busy right now mainly I think just because it's new. Anything new in the SGV must be tried by everyone immediately, even if it means long waits. Me and my kiddo went right when they opened for dinner on a school day and were seated immediately. Service was good, friendly, and attentive. My problem is the food and drink. First off, they have beer and shochu and slushies aplenty. However, they only offer expensive sake. No cheaper hot house sake, which is a drag. I don't want to spend $60-100+ for a small bottle of sake when I'm the only one drinking. But, this was not the big problem. Neither were the excellent pan fried gyoza. No, the problem was the spicy tonkatsu ramen we both had. It looks spicy as hell, but isn't at all. That isn't even the problem. The problem is the flavor. It has some bizarre Chinese spice in it like all spice or five spice that overpowers everything. It's especially a problem for me as I hate these two spices. If you love them, you will most likely have a completely different reaction to me. I however, will not be going back. It's just not my thing flavor-wise. Sorry.

I tried typing in OMURICE near me on YELP and I almost fell out of my seat when it popped up in ARCADIA?!?!? What the SIGMA is what my piano students would say nowadays... OMURICE: Was the STAR OF THE SHOW! You don't have to go ALL the way to JAPAN! The EGG and demiglaze sauce was EGGXELLENT! However, the fried rice underneath was a bit dry and cold. YING-YANG RAMEN: I enjoyed the mild side more than the spicy side and it's tough to beat RAKI RAKI in SD ;) YAKI-TORI: I enjoyed the scallops. CAUTION! Make sure you chew it carefully because it could be a choking hazard. The zucchini was flavorful but, hard as stone! I had to ask for a KNIFE! This place is so KAWAI! Great ambience! SERVICE: A ok PARKING: A very small lot! Bring your handicap sign if you have one or just Uber here! Or try your luck! OMURICE CRAVINGS will be SATISFIED! ROCK ON KYURAMEN x TBAAR!

We went at 8:00 pm on a Saturday and there was no wait! The interior is really clean and cool, and even though it was slightly busy it wasn't too loud. The food was pretty good, but the rice in the Omurice isn't very flavorful without the sauce! My boyfriend and I each ordered the pork tonkatsu with omurice combos and then we shared a ramen. We really liked the ramen and the omurice was decent too! One good thing was that our pork tonkatsu was really crispy but still juicy and not dry at all! We got one Thai tea and one of their lemonades, but they were pretty sweet! Overall, the food was good and the service was friendly, but we're not itching to come back.

My BF and I had been eating to try Kyuramen & Tbaar since it opened in our neighborhood so we were happy we got to try it tonight. As soon as you walk in, it's a vibe...from the TBaar as you wait for your cue or the feeling you just stepped into a Japanese cafe, we were definitely impressed how open yet cozy the space felt. We quickly sat down in a cute cozy booth and ordered our dinner. We ordered: - Pork Tonkatsu Omurice Combo with Demi Glace Sauce and the Amazing Lemonade - Yakitori Platter (5 Skewers) - Popcorn Chicken - and Large Peach Green Tea W. Milk Foam Everything was flavored just right. We loved the table side cutting of the Omurice. The popcorn chicken was juicy and the Yakitori platter was great, so we can sample all their yakitoris. We loved our drinks and they were not watered down and very refreshing. Their service was excellent, and we loved that there are bells that we can press at the table to ask for things that we needed. We also love that we were able to bring our service dog, Peanut. And yes, they do check if your dog is a service dog which I didn't mind. they were super friendly to Peanut, which definitely is a plus in my book. Their prices are definitely reasonable, and the food was delicious. We will definitely be back to try the Ramen and so happy that they're in our neighborhood.

I tried the pork tonkatsu omurice with curry and Yin Yang Ramen. Both were good, but I enjoyed the omurice the most! It was light and it had a great taste to it. The Yin Yang ramen was flavorful but nothing too special. Service was great! The servers were really friendly and I requested for a seat in the honeycomb area which they saved for me (this was only because they were not busy). I went on a Friday around 5 and there wasn't a wait so if you're looking to try this place, definitely go during the week! The inside looked great. There is a spot for the TBaar specifically and then the ramen place on the right. The honeycomb seats are what makes the place what it is and I think it's super cool! Glad I was able to experience it my first time there.

This place is fairly new, I wanted to try it out and luckily we had some friends who also wanted to checkout the place. We came for Thursday dinner around 6:15pm. Coming in the place looks adorable, there's a beautiful seating area that you have to use stairs to get to the second floor "level". The decorations were all honeycomb themed, very appealing with the shapes fitting with each other. Some tables were nests that also had a nice look of being cozy. Our friend reserved a table for us, good thing too as a line started forming roughly around 7:30pm. The chairs, table, napkin holder, and seasoning containers on the table were made of wood. We ordered yakitori platter, combo A with black garlic ramen (no drink), and tonkatsu omurice curry sauce with Thai tea. Unfortunately the Thai tea and amazing lemonade cannot be altered in sugar or any way. Only drinks from the menu can be altered. The yakitori was good, a little smaller than I thought for the price but delicious. The omurice was ok, I shared it with others but realized near the end that I should have mixed everything because the rice didn't have much flavor and the curry was the flavor! Tonkatsu was amazing, crispy and juicy, portion size again a bit small. The tonkotsu shouyu black garlic ramen was good in flavor, the egg was soft and had a sticky yolk (yum), the broth was rich in garlic flavor, and the ramen was good (maybe a bit too cooked?). Dessert was great, I was able to try the matcha pudding (with cream making it nice), cherry blossom jelly was super refreshing and cool (almost like a lychee flavor rather than floral), and the matcha tiramisu was the best. Overall I enjoyed coming here and with friends it made the experience better to try more things as well as have some fun with seeing who won a free item by drinking all their ramen soup! They gave the winners a coupon for next time (dine in only) but it has an expiration date so gotta come back to redeem! Not sure if I'll be back soon but would love to come again with my kid to sit at a honeycomb table and enjoy popcorn chicken and a drink.

The restaurant vibes are beautiful! This is definitely a restaurant where you can get your aesthetic pictures. We ordered the Yakitori Platter ($17.99), Yinyang Bowl ($21.99), and Pork Tonkatsu Omurice Combo ($25.99). The items we'd order again are the Yakitori Platter and Pork Tonkatsu Omurice because they were absolutely delicious! The Yinyang Bowl was not impressionable for a second round, and it was a bit too oily for our liking. Overall, I'd come here again, it was a wonderful experience and the waitstaff was great. The parking lot can get crowded during peak hours.

Parking: hard to find in a very small lot, you can attempt street parking but the restaurant is located at a busy intersection. Interior: super cute decor and very spacious! They have private room booth seating also, ideal for party of 4. we came with a stroller, which made it a bit harder for the staff to deliver our food if they weren't careful, esp. when delivering hot soup. Food: we were warned that the ramen doesn't taste authentic. the 4 of us ended up sharing 2 ramen and I didn't think it was that bad! I would say, their omurice was definitely better, and their lobster cha siu salad balls were definitely the highlight of our meal. their drinks were not bad either! i thought their dragonfruit refresher was pretty good. the staff members were very friendly, attentive, and were cautious since we had an infant in our stroller.

The food was so good! I have been to many ramen places (probably all the famous ramen places in Sawtelle and many ramen shops in Japan as well) but I really enjoyed their spicy ramen! I will definitely get this again. Omurice was good; I got it with curry, but I want to try the other one. Along with omurice, they have you choose a drink between thai tea and "amazing lemonade." It had cucumber, orange syrup, but it was one of the most refreshing , tasty, and indeed amazing lemonade ever! Service was very good as well. My friend group all noticed how everyone in the staff was kind and quick. Tori took our order and she was so patient with us; She was very friendly and approachable. She made our dining experience a lot more enjoyable! They have these cute hexagonal areas, which I think this restaurant is known for, but they only have six of them. So unless you are really willing to wait for it, you can just get seated in other areas. I drove 40 miles to dine here, but I thought it was worth the drive. So make sure to give it a try when you are in the area!!

I was going into this place hearing rumors it's beautiful but the food is mid. The TRUTH is that it is indeed very aesthetic inside and the booths are quite cool! The food.. ACTUALLY also quite good and quite filling!! I would bring a friend back here just for the interior. Definitely recommend to try at least once!! The workers are also very attentive and food came out pretty quick

Unfortunately the food here is only good for pictures. Restaurant is aesthetic with Japanese styles. The food presented well but taste was either average or below average. Started off with the popcorn chicken and lobster and chashu salad ball. Popcorn chicken was not crispy, only some edges were. The salad ball had a good filling. The yinyang ramen bowl was ok. The ramen did not stand out. Broth was average along with the noodles. We also got the pork tonkatsu omurice combo. The omurice was decent. it goes well with the demi glace sauce and gives the rice a savoriness. The pork tonkatsu was not good. The pork was tough and hard to chew. The batter was oily and inbetween the batter had too much unfried batter which makes it soggy. Service was good. Made recommendations for us and sliced the omurice perfectly. Would not come back for the food.

First off, thank you to the question section about calling a head of time for parties of 8 or more for a reservation! I was able to make it for the same day and had a sign with what was supposed to be my name, but they misspelled it. Me and my friends wanted to try this location and they have a deal where you can win a free ramen or dessert if you finish your broth. The result is at the bottom of the bowl, not under, but inside the bowl. I thought that was neat to not waste food. We had shared the skewer platter. It wasn't bad, pretty okay. I had the A1 deal, ramen and a dessert. I did not get the drink combo, but the Thai tea smelled really strong. My friend tried their rice with curry. I thought the rice was okay and I'm not a fan of curry, but had to try it. Their pork cutlet was juicy and crispy, wasn't overcooked. Their cherry blossom dessert reminded me of the lychee flavor and jelly consistency. The pudding (i think that's what it was) was okay. My favorite was the tiarmisu, MUST get that there. Their decor was very modern and i loved how they used their vertical space! Service was great, will be back because I won a free dessert (one month redemption). Sad they misspelled my name :(

Great decor - super nicely decorated and there's even a wishing tree you could make a wish on and hang up. Food wise, we got the yin yang ramen and omurice. The spicy side of the ramen was very flavorful and fragrant but the tonkatsu side was very average. Omurice is a must try here - full of flavor, textures, and yummyness. I would visit again.

Super cute ramen restaurant with great attention to detail from the dishes to the napkins. The staff was very attentive and friendly. The prices/ portions were reasonable as well. I should add, the restaurant was very clean as well. KYUSHU SPICY TOMKOTSU RAMEN: the two versions of this dish are spicy and hot. My waiter explained to me that the hot version was the highest level of spice offered and that it wasn't too hot if you're a lover of spice. Naturally, I decided to order the hot version and he was right. It wasn't that bad at all! The price of this dish was $18.99. CLASSIC JAPANESE OMURICE COMBO: this is my friend's go to order whenever she visits. She really enjoys it! The price was $20.99. Also, she ordered the lemonade because the dish comes with a drink. It wasn't too sweet which was a plus. Overall, I had a nice dining experience and I would be interested in returning again.

The restaurant is absolutely beautiful - I loved the honeycomb design on the wall and wished we could have been seated there. Our party of 2 came around 6pm for dinner on a Friday and waited about 10 minutes before being seated at the bar. It was still fun sitting at the bar and being able to watch the ramen being made. We both ordered the Pork Tonkatsu Omurice Combo ($26) which included the omurice with either a curry or demi glace sauce and your drink choice of either a Thai tea or their Amazing Lemonade. I chose the curry, but if you prefer a stronger and more umami sauce I'd definitely go for the Demi glace next time. Their Amazing Lemonade has a refreshing twist as they add lychee syrup and slices of lemons and cucumber. The server does cut open the egg and pour the sauce for you, so you can't adjust how much sauce you'd like. The egg was perfectly runny, but I did wish the rice had more flavor as it was extremely plain. The absolute star of the meal was the pork Tonkatsu! It was soo crispy, juicy, and cooked perfectly. I wish I had a bigger cut of the tonkatsu! The service was also great as well, super attentive and checked in with us at least 5 times throughout the meal to see if we needed anything. The parking lot was very small and filled by the time we got there, but if you don't mind a walk there are plenty of spots available on the street.

Amazing ramen find in south Arcadia. Parking is In small free lot next to Paris Baugette. There's a small drink/boba shop in the front of the restaurant. There is online waitlist if it's crowded. The interior decor is very modern and beautiful. I like their honeycomb seats and will try to get seated there next time. Their ramen menu was extensive and they have options of combo with adding Thai tea or lemonade and a pork or chicken bao bun. I got their YinYang ramen so that I could try their spicy broth ramen and their original Tokyo style broth. Both were great. The shrimp tempura was a standout. The noodles were standard but good. Their bao bun had not a lot of meat but overall a good value considering. Overall a great stop. 4.5/5 stars, but rounded up due to nice ambiance and good and fast service.