Sakari Ramen

I’m sorry I really wanted to give this place a try but.. no :/ It’s not great. I tried the Birria ramen paid an extra $3.50! For extra noodles… these are the same noodles you get in an instant noodle package. Should’ve listened to the reviews :( Wasted $22 on this subpar meal that I threw away :( Also weird because it smells like.. coconuts somehow.. Sad because I always try to support the small businesses.

I’ve had better noodles before but the Birria was delicious! Tasted authentic like my mom’s cooking ! noodles were thicker and more on the chewy side but everyone has a preference. Would recommend!

The noodles were hard and overall very hard to eat with the flimsy utensils we were given. The flavor was good, though. We did like the dumplings!

Food was decent but the service could have been better. Just don't ask any questions about the food you get abruptly cut off and told to order. And it wasn't priced what the menu was displaying. The price at the register was higher than what was displayed.

My baby and I had date night and I wasn’t disappointed. We had the ramen and pot stickers. They were good. I’ll be honest and say I expected the broth to have a deeper flavor but other than that it was good. The pork was tender and the noodles were just right. I’ll go back and try something else. 🤗

Mar 2023 We ordered Shoyu Ramen, Miso Ramen, and Hirata Buns. The ramen is good and the Hirata buns were tasty. 2022 Ordered the Shoyu Ramen and it was pretty good. It wasn't busy and my food came out quickly. The whole food court was pretty busy and packed.

Ramen birria I dont khow what kind of seasoning they put but that's not birria that u want in ur ramen is bad n black sauce a after taste after n corn in it the only thing that should be on a birria Ramen is birria Ramen onions n cilantro with 2 birria tacos on the side you should really take a look at taco spot in arlington the birria Ramen is a 10/10 maybe u can modified ur ramen until then sorry is a no for me th taste n after taste is just wrong

So yummy! I got the Tonkatsu ramen. I would’ve liked more broth but overall great flavor and not pricy at all. The Hinata Bun was very good and my boyfriend got the Chasu Don platter. It was very affordable, friendly staff, and quick service.

Sakari is located within the food hall at Asia Times Square. Orders are placed at the counter and then you're given a buzzer for when your order is ready The food hall is opening seating. I ordered the birria ramen spicy and it was delicious. Incredibly flavorful and not too spicy at all. This was a huge bowl. Highly recommend!

I recently tried the Tonkotsu Ramen at Sakari Ramen, and it was absolutely delicious. The broth was incredibly creamy and well-seasoned, with a depth of flavor that was truly satisfying. The pork was tender and flavorful, adding a rich meatiness to the dish. The egg was perfectly cooked and added an extra creaminess to the ramen. Overall, I was very impressed with the quality and taste of the Tonkotsu Ramen at Sakari Ramen, and I will definitely be coming back for more!

Location/Parking: Sakari is located in a food court in the Asia Time Square. There is a lot of parking at this shopping center. Food: We ordered the miso ramen, shrimp tempura, and pork katsu plate. The broth of the ramen is good! The noodles were chewy and good. The shrimp tempura was on the small side but it was still good. The pork katsu was cooked a lil too long but thankfully it was still good. The portion for the pork katsu is on the small side for the price. Overall, the food is good and I'm glad I was able to get my Japanese fix in the Dallas area.

Perfect place to hang out or after hard day at work. The foods are delicious and bring great joy for everyone. Service is good and outstanding.

Delicious birria ramen!!! Came after seeing it on Instagram. Grandma got shoyu ramen and it was just as delicious. Been here a few times and never disappoints. I recommend getting the sauce on the side as it is very hot. Also tried the fried shrimp which was good as well. Food is fast & tasty as a full-service restaurant. Grandma can't stop saying how good it was.

Sakari is the place for excellent ramen at the Asia Times Square food court. We have been here 4 times and have always been impressed with the quality of the broth and the amount of toppings. Always get an extra soft-boiled egg - their marinade recipe makes the difference for the soft-boiled eggs! Also get the chase pork bun appetizer - ethereally tender and delicious chasu pork in tender steamed Japanese style buns starts your meal off right!! 5 delicious food court ramen stars

Let me start off by saying, I'm NO ramen connoisseur by any means. This was actually my first time having ramen after like 2-3 years. This is at a food court so I didn't have very high expectations, but I will say I was pleased. I asked the employee there what was their most popular ramen and she told me the tonkotsu ramen so I took her recommendation and that's what I got. It has pork in it with corn, half an egg, and scallions. The broth was EXTREMELY flavorful and I was very happy about that! I read some of the previous reviews and thought it may not be that great but to me it was tasty. My food was nice and hot and came out quickly. I'd come back again.

The tonkotsu ramen was decent for a food court ramen. Lemon ramen sounds interesting. I'll definitely come back to explore more of the menu.

The customer service was horrible. The server took the table number so my takoyaki didn't even come until 5+ minutes later because the server was giving it to someone else until i had to ask again for the takoyaki. The tonkotsu ramen was cold, they never asked for the different levels of spices for me nor anything else! The ramen noodles were cold, the broth wasn't even hot and it was overall disappointing to me since I am a server at a ramen place. Overall it wasn't the best for me and I didn't like it.

I would like to give Sakari a higher rating but the ramen is just OK. I tried the tonkatsu ramen and there is not enough broth and too many noodles. The noodles are too mushy, the pork was bland, and the broth could also use more flavor. I also ordered the gyoza and they were crunchy. Overall, not a place I would recommend for ramen.

Had the karaage bowl on one visit (which was good but a little too much sauce poured over it) and the bao buns more recently. The chashu in the buns were SO good, just wish there was a bit more than one slice in each bun

Located in the asian mall food court, wasn't too sure what to eat so went here to give it a try. Overall it wasn't the same as a ramen specialty restaurant, noodles weren't top quality and the takoyaki was okay, on the smaller side and not the best when compared to other ramen places in the area. For the price and comparing to other ramen places in Arlington this is prob one of the lesser quality and smaller portions for the price but it wasn't awful. I just thought the broth wasn't the best nor creamy for a tonkotsu and the noodles were not freshly made either it seemed.

Really delicious ramen located in the new food court at Asia Times Square. My wife and I tried the Tonkatsu Ramen and Chicken Karaage. Food came out fast and presentation was clean. The Karaage batter was a bit different from others we've tried in the past. It was more dense but well seasoned and served with a delicate dipping mayo type sauce with scallions on top. About 5/6 pieces in the order. The Tonkatsu Ramen is their most popular and deservingly so. The smell of it once it was delivered to our table was exquisite on a cold evening. I ordered mine with #3 spicey - apparently you can choose 1-5. It was great. It would be great if it were cheaper but the price doesn't hurt that bad for what you get. Had a great experience and will be back soon.

This is located inside Asia Time Square, tried this out with my parent, it wasn't to their liking because they're not use to it. To me it was alright, nothing too special but the meat do seem tender. I mainly had the takoyaki which was mouth burning hot which I don't mind. Usually some of these are crispy but this one is not, doesn't really affect me as long as the inside consistency is mushy. It has a pretty big piece of octopus inside so that's a plus! 4/5 out of 5 star, nothing bad to say about it but also nothing much to say.

This place is in the new food court of Asia Times Square,I ordered the Pork Katsu and Takoyaki,They both were really good,especially the salad that came with the katsu ! The price is very reasonable too,will definitely come back to try the dry ramen!

Tried the spicy Tonkotsu Ramen today and I was really enjoyed it. The portion size is quite large, but it was so good that I finished the whole bowl in one sitting. The cashier was friendly and helpful, the food court is clean and spacious.

Overpriced for a small portion. I got pork katsu, it was mediocre and only 5-6 small pieces of katsu came with it, some pieces had no pork. For the price it's not worth it at all.

If you're a fan of oyster AND katsu, this dish is for you! This is probably one of my favorites on their menu along with lemon shoyu ramen. Haven't been disappointed.

The food was okay 4 out of 10 I got the miso ramen and there was a nat on top of my bowl. The lady insisted that it wasn't from the restaurant so she politely "remade" my food. When I receive it the second time it looked as if she had just warmed it up and moved it around a bit. Wasn't worth $11 honestly.

I ordered the pork katsu, and it was very presentable! The katsu is very well cooked and the crunch is also there! I also love the rice and the salad on the side. Would totally recommend this dish if you're a fan of pork katsu!

Very small portions- they gave 2 very thin slices of Chashu and their pork bone broth taste like it was made with powder mix.

When you're in this area, you gotta try this spot out! The tonkatsu broth here was actually tasty and was well balanced with the spice.

Tonkatsu Raman wasn't good. The broth is bland and isn't creamy like most places in Arlington. It also feels like it was mixed with powder. Excellent customer service but would not eat the ramen here again.

Came here with my littles and quite enjoyed it. Not a crumb left and the portions were a good size! Definitely worth a pit stop when shopping over at the Hong Kong market.

Their lemon ramen tasted like a straight up cleaning product but I guess that's on me for getting something lemon-flavored Takoyaki was very good though - just don't get the lemon ramen. Boyfriend got the dry ramen and he almost aspirated on it so get anything else besides that too. Service was super good!

This place is inside a new small food court,it takes a little bit time to find it!My friend ordered a miso ramen and i ordered karrage don，it's pretty big portion for $9,and the chicken is really crispy and flavorful,will definitely come back.

I highly recommend the kaarage bowl or the tonkatsu ramen! This is one of my favorite ramen places in the area. The prices are very reasonable as well for the amount that you get :))

Service was quick. So for that... 4 stars. And I do hope you see this as constructive criticism. The tonkatsu lacked flavor. The ramen egg was just a regular egg, it might have been seasoned but barely. The pork chashu was cut really thin. The noodles texture was similar to instant ramen noodles and lacked that firmness. Good service. The cashier and I guess the owner were kind. I understand sakari just opened. So it leaves room for growth.

new favorite go to ramen place !! they're located next to a matcha shop too which is perfect !! so yum