Sera's Ramen Enclave

From parking, take the alleyway to get to the entrance and be met by a quiet atmosphere with indoor, or outdoor seating for an occupancy of maybe 75. The food is light and brought with a slight twist the brings amazing flavor. The ramen options came with proper plating and you get plenty for the amount you pay. May, our server, was above and beyond providing info on specific items and leading the way to worth while apps! We will be back for her service and the food

The food was great . The ramen broth for the tam tam and pork belly was full of flavor , just enough spice to host a little party in your mouth. The staff were very friendly. An awesome little hole in the wall . We will definitely be back. The only reason I didn't put a 5 overall is I consider myself a foodie . Then the food needs to speak to my soul.

3/5. Very cute spot! I’m not sure what happened if they had a bad batch or what but honestly the ramen looks great, but was extremely bland :(. Beyond that, the ramen is decently expensive and not really worth it in my opinion. Everything else about the ramen was great. Noodles were tasty, chashu pork was great, but the flavor of the broth was so small the rest of the ingredients couldn’t shine. This was the case with 2 of the different ramens I tried, and I tried their house special of the sesame tonkatsu. Hate saying this because the service and atmosphere are on point for sure. Entering through the alleyway was a gem. Overall if maybe come back just to eat some apps or get some drinks, but I can’t recommend the ramen here overall. There are better spots in Denver.

Loved this spot! Felt like a hidden secret walking through the alley to the back. In the best way, it felt like I was eating at someone’s home vs a restaurant. Staff was friendly, prompt and attentive especially given the lunch rush. Had vegetarian options for me (veggie steam buns and miso ramen) while my husband loved the chicken karaage and pork ramen. Happily eat here again :)

The good server at Sera’s Ramen Enclave added a personal touch to the dining experience, making us feel welcomed and cared for throughout our visit. Their knowledge of the menu, paired with genuine enthusiasm, enhanced our overall enjoyment.

We were in the neighborhood on Labor Day, while visiting on vacation, and were trying to eat at the Italian place next door but they were closed. On a whim we found this place and decided to try it. The food and service was outstanding and they were very tolerant of our one year old. This place is not geared for children but they were happy to help us try. They were super positive and very quick and attentive. We had two different ramens and fried chicken. The fried chicken was so good!! I’ve been to Japan and have tried to find chicken like this ever since. This place nailed it. Could go for some Mayo and lemon with it though, like real Japanese do it. I enjoyed my pork ramen very much. We would recommend this restaurant to family and friends, for sure.

Cozy neighborhood ramen spot for delicious food and drinks. Fast and courteous service made the meal even better. We enjoyed the fresh Spring Rolls, Tantan Men Ramen, and the Beef Short Rib Rice Bowl.

Reallllly wanted to love the food here because it's so cute and the service was great, but the "Flavorsome" ramen was very much the opposite. The broth was described as beef broth simmered for 12+ hours but it tasted and looked like plain chicken broth. Possibly the least flavorful ramen I have ever had. The pork bao were good, maybe not $8 good. But the beer is a pretty good deal at $5 a bottle. Despite the very lackluster ramen, I could still see myself returning frequently to try the rest of the menu if I lived there just because we liked the concept/environment.