Suehiro Mini

Came here after a Dodger game and was very happy with the food, service, and quiet atmosphere. All the food was delicious and came out quick. It was exactly what we needed. Staff informed us right away there is no bathroom in the restaurant but directed us to the nearest one if needed.

Wow, what a shockingly terrible experience I had here. I just now walked into this restaurant, hungry after traveling by train several hours to see a friend. The woman(possibly the owner?) looks me up and down, shakes her head and said “we’re closed”. Not sure if I misunderstood, I asked “you’re closed?” and she just uncomfortably shakes her head yes. I look at the posted hours, and they’re open until 1am. There were many patrons sitting and enjoying their food. I felt incredibly disrespected and demeaned. Was it the backpack I had on from traveling on the train? Did she feel threatened by me? It was very strange and I wouldn’t recommend a place that just so casually profiles and refuses service to people coming in to buy their food.

Been having lunch here for several months and it’s time to share my secret Japanese spot in Chinatown. Their food is always good and consistent. A+

Suehiro Mini review: Suehiro Mini is a cozy, casual spot known for its authentic Japanese cuisine, especially sushi and ramen. The flavors are fresh and well-balanced, with generous portions. The staff is friendly and helpful, creating a welcoming vibe. It’s a great choice for a quick, satisfying meal with quality ingredients. Prices are reasonable, making it popular among locals and visitors alike. If you want details on a particular dish or experience, let me know!

Decent lunch option inside a little plaza in Chinatown. Small parking lot outside. Had a few tables. Got the beef udon, which was light on the meat but had well cooked noodles and a clear but hearty broth. Staff was really nice. Food was good but a bit pricier than expected for what I got.

I am obsessed. The flavor of the broth is amazing! The food is always piping hot when I pick it up. 10/10!! Update: Three months later and I've made sure to order from Suehiro at least once every month. Not a single time has my food been less than amazing. I haven't even tried the rest of the menu, just the ramen and gyoza haha

I have been wanting to go to Suehiro Mini for a long time and finally had the chance to go! I ordered the vegan tomato ramen, and the soup reminded me of spaghetti sauce, but it was still delicious. I also ordered their melon and mango creamy soda, which came in a metal bottle for you to pour yourself into an iced cup. I thought this was pretty interesting bc I imagined something similar to a parfait drink in Japan. No public restroom is available at this restaurant! They had signs, and I was informed the moment I sat down to order. Their lunch options during the week has better deals and I will definitely be trying it soon!

I really like this place. Prices are okay and service was fast and very attentive. We got two donburis with miso soup and some takoyaki and we really enjoyed the meal. We were both completely full afterwards so I’d say the portion sizes are really good

Hi this place is literally amazing ! First of all there's that lovely lady who works there amazing service she's so sweet! And the Udon feels like eating a warm hug idk how to explain it it's just so pure and homey it feels like my mom made it yknow. Also their miso soup is probably one of the best I've ever had !! Little middle of nowhere spot I hope it stays there forever ! (No photos of my food cause I ate it up so fast)

We did street parking with paid meter. The inside is small with minimal seating. The food took a long time to arrive, but I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen. The ramen was okay to me...the noodles were a bit hard and the broth was a bit salty. Overall, it was okay, not the best ramen in my opinion, but maybe I'll try something else next time. Recommendation(s): - None Service: 5/5 Tip(s): - No restrooms available - Street parking

Everything at Suehiro Mini is delish!!! From the ramen to the udon and rice dishes nothing disappoints as it's all so fresh and flavorful!!! I personally am obsessed with their ramen and chasu don. Their protein is high quality and the portions are generous. The chasu is so meaty and fatty definitely the best chasu I've had anywhere. As for dessert I always get their black sesame Mont Blanc. The contrast in textures and the fresh berries make the cake so good. I know I'll be a loyal customer to Suehiro Mini for years to come!!!!

Nothing can compare to the Little Tokyo location that is no more. DTLA Suehiro is nice but a very different, elevated experience. Suehiro Mini has a homey feel and lower prices plus the lunch specials that more resembles our lost restaurant. There are very few seats/tables. Many of the orders are pick-up or to-go. I went late at night and was able to be seated. It's a great spot for comfort dishes if you're passing through or in the area. I was glad to get the Hayashi Rice. The flavor is spot on!

Theeeeeee best Japanese cuisine in the states!!! You can't go wrong with any dish. One of my favorites is the Miso Ramen.

We ordered from DoorDash, and the food was still absolutely delicious! Well packaged, fresh, and tasty. It came relatively quick even in mild LA traffic. Would absolutely recommend to anyone!

Pretty ok and fast as lunch place. The ramen at kind generic restaurant standard. The big blow for me lack of restroom and still kind be small sit down. But seem place more aim for take out for lunch. Service was fast and attentive.

Minimal service but not really needed in such a small restaurant. Made clear from beginning that there are no customer restrooms available. Fired Geso was only ok, squid smelled fishy. Tonkatsu Ramen was excellent, deep flavor.

Great Beef Udon! One of my favorite places to go for Japanese food, it's a small but very nice and peaceful place, I definitely recommend trying especially with a group of friends, can't go wrong with this place. Very friendly staff who delivered the udon fast.

I've never had/knew what chazuke is until I had it here and it did not disappoint! I loved the whole experience of it and the taste was great! The place is fairly small so I'd keep that in mind if I'm coming with a group. I love that this place is open pretty late so it's a great late night eats spot to hit up with some friends.

We came here on a random Wednesday night. Our regular spot at Olvera Street closed early. An easy walk from Olvera street it took us 6 minutes to get here. Arrived to an empty restaurant. Dining area is clean with a tv screen showing scenes from Tokyo. Staff was busy unpacking boxes so we asked if we were able to dine in. Staff could have been friendlier. Katsu curry was good. Nothing spectacular or different from any other Japanese restaurant. Tonkatsu was very good with all the toppings but only had 2 slices of pork. We would probably come back if we're in the area.

It's one of those nights when you get hungry in the middle of the night when most restaurants are already closed. Soehiro in Little Tokyo was one of my go-to places for late-night cravings, and I was pretty bummed when they permanently closed. I was curious about Soehiro Mini and decided to try them. It was located in a pretty sketchy small plaza. Parking is available inside the complex. We got there around 11 pm, and there are seatings available. We ordered ramen, and it was really good. Service was great, but a bit slow at that time.

RIP SUEHIRO BUT THIS PLACE STILL STANDDSSSS WHICH IM VERY HAPPY AND THANKFUL FOR!!! So with that being said, ive been wanting to try this place for a long time when I used to live in echo park and I haven't gone when I was but after the Rams vs Eagles game that night (rip rams lol) my friend and I wanted ramen and the place he suggested closed early and so I pulled this place up because this place was on the way anyways for going home. This place is tucked in a tiny alley way with a bunch of other stores and restaurants in that alley parking is also in the same alley but I believe it's 5 dollars to pay in that same alley and they don't validate anymore so park at your own discretion either it being in the parking spaces provided or on the street. Upon entering the place was quite dead but they weee very busy because they were sending out orders to drivers and receiving orders from online like crazy I think I heard the ticket machine shooting out orders for a good minute while they lady who helped us was also shouting out orders to the back room and checking and preparing the orders for delivery drivers, suffice to say the lady was working extra hard and well and she was the only one in the front of house to so props to her for handling it all, I suspect there's the owner but I could be wrong. So as we were seated I was looking through the menu and they had a variety of choices from four kinds of ramen to choose from with the toppings, ten different Udon,three different soba, and twelve different rice dishes to choose from they even have a kids menu too! I saw the one thing I was raving about to myself that I wanted to try because that's the reason why I wanted to go to this place but I'll have to go again next time because I got something else haha but that's ok because I can go back here to get that meal I wanted as an excuse. So the Hayashi rice with their suehiro beef stew is what I wanted to try because I haven't had hayashi rice in along time actually the last time I had it was probably in 2007 or something like that when my mom would cook it. But instead I got the Katsu don because I was craving Katsu haha so I got the Tonkatsu don since you can choose between chicken and pork I chose pork. I got a side of ajitama and green tea in a can. Our meals came with miso soup was great because I was kind of cold and something warm like that was great. Anyways when we received our food I went straight to that green tea and wow so good honestly I prefer the ItoEn brand and Suntory but the Pokka brand was pretty good! That miso soup hit and I honestly love miso soup I can have that all the time but what's funny was when i was growing up and living in Tokyo as a kid back in the 90s my mom said I never liked it lol. Anyways the Katsu don wa next man oh man I felt like crying a little because it was so good! The hint of sweetness and savory from the sauce always makes it so good. It's funny because when you're eating this Katsu don you're expecting to have a crispy cutlet on top of your rice but the fact that in my opinion when you braise that cutlet with the sauce makes for an interesting texture which I love it's like when you eat a fried chicken tender that's soggy but in this case it's soggy because it's been braised with the sauce they put in with it and cooked with an egg and plopped over rice and onions YES YES YES GIVE ME MORE lol. I loved every bite of it. I got the ajitama and ate it quick too haha lowkey only got it for extra protein haha but anyways over all I loved this place! It was so good and it really made me feel like a kid again. Of course again I'm kicking myself in the butt because I didn't get the hayashi rice but it's ok next time! I will say this too they don't have a restroom for you to use anymore. The lady made sure to tell you which was very considerate and actually a risk too because she could lose business from it because people would be upset without a restroom to use but it's understandable considering it's their employee restroom that they offered up for guests to use and for whatever reason they had to stop offering it is ok because maybe it's been abused and stuff. So for me I'm giving this a 4 star for now until I get to go back and try that Hayashi rice because that was my original intent! Overall I really liked this place and enjoyed my food!

4/5 stars (Vegetarian here for a plant-based/vegan review): We visited Suehiro Mini in Chinatown after the Chinatown Neighborhood Night Market hosted by CCEDLA in October, but I'm posting this review after learning that Suehiro's Little Tokyo location is facing eviction. Suehiro is a small family run restaurant chain with two generations of history, and the location in Chinatown has a smaller menu and storefront than its other locations. We were seated around 10:30 pm and the store wasn't too busy but it took us around 20 minutes to get our orders in and another 20 for the food to come out. Service is on the slower side so if you're on a time crunch definitely factor that in! There are four vegan options: vegan tomato ramen, vegan mapo don, vegan vegetable udon, and vegan yakisoba. I ordered the vegan tomato ramen. The broth was super thick and flavorful, and topped with fried and battered zucchini, tomato, and eggplants. While the portion sizes are quite large, the broth had a bit of a one note flavor and wasn't able to continue eating after I got through half. They have to-go containers so I was able to bring home the rest and it served as another meal. My friends ordered a Haiyashi Rice and Curry Rice and both really enjoyed their meal too. Their portions seemed even bigger, so if you have a small appetite I recommend sharing! Though service wasn't the quickest, we still enjoyed our meal, and I would love to return to try the other vegan options. If you're in the Chinatown area, try this ramen spot (as well as other small legacy businesses who are being pushed out by wealthier corporations that are actively working on gentrifying Chinatown).

I have driven past this spot many times but just discovered them last week while doing a Yelp search for Yakisoba. I've searched for Yakisoba in the past and have never really enjoyed the places I've tried, until now. I was deployed to Okinawa and Main Land Japan on two separate occasions back in the 80's while I was in the Marine Corps, so I compare my Japanese food knowledge to those times. There was a place just outside the main gate of Camp Hansen, in Okinawa, that I had my first taste of Yakisoba. Granted, it wasn't gourmet by any means and was served in a clear plastic container closed with a rubber band and we used to squirt mustard in top. Yeah, I know, mustard and Yakisoba should not even be in the same sentence, but Marines have a way of being different. With that being said, that was the best Yakisoba I ever had and the memories of those days may contribute to how much I remember it as being the best, but I never came close to how it tasted after those times. Until I tried the Yakisoba at Suehiro Mini. It brought back the exact flavor I remembered all those years ago. The Yakisoba was simple and fried perfectly, just the way the old guy back in Okinawa used to do it. I will be returning frequently to enjoy this stuff so I can have some culinary memories of my times deployed to Japan. If you're a Marine, living in LA and are looking for the Yakisoba fix, this is the place. But bring your own mustard, I don't think they have it here and I was afraid to ask.

Cute Japanese restaurant in Chinatown. Went to Chinatown for Chinese food, but most restaurants were closed. Just remembered this Mini Suehiro was available. Quite often order Chicken Teri Don to go. Comes with Miso soup. Great lunch or dinner. Just call it in and pick it up. Oh, maybe your favorite delivery company can handle pick up for you. Doordash or Uber Eats. Oyako Don ( Chicken with Egg) is another rice dish that gets ordered also. That Miso soup just healed chase the food down. Great option in Chinatown for Japanese cuisine. Cha Shu Ramen is a good choice as well. Pretty filling and flavorful.

No Restrooms? Unacceptable! I visited Suehiro Mini expecting a normal dining experience, but was shocked to find out they don't have restrooms for their customers. How is that even legal? After having a meal and drinks, being told to "find a bathroom elsewhere" is both inconvenient and disrespectful. This lack of basic facilities completely overshadowed the food, which was average at best. If you can't accommodate your customers' most basic needs, you shouldn't be in the hospitality business. Will not return and cannot recommend.

Excellent Japanese noodle from ramen and soba to staples like tokatsu and curry rice dishes and they're open till 1am. Also great if you want Japanese food without the longer wait times in Little Tokyo.

Good: Open Late Bad: Doesn't Taste as Good and Authentic As It Used to be Anymore Especially for The Price. KatsuDon I had today was especially not good. The meat was thin and hard, quality you would find in American style Japanese restaurants. Actually even Marukai Supermarket in the neighborhood has better quality KatsuDon bento than this which is shocking. Sounds harsh I know. But it's quite disappointing considering its mom & pop ambience and one would expect a quality of such. カツ丼の豚カツが薄いし硬い。値段からしてロースそんなに高くないのにケチってるのが謎。パン粉も微妙。不味くは無いがコレは完全にもう絶対日本人が作った味はしない。普通にどこいっても食べれるクオリティー。

This is a small restaurant offering up a smaller menu of Japanese food compared to Suehiro Cafe in Little Tokyo. The menu included ramen, udon, soba, and appetizers. I ordered the chicken yakisoba which was a huge portion and came with miso soup. The food was decent. Parking in the small lot was $5 on a Sunday. Metered parking is always tricky for Chinatown.

A small place in heart of Los Angeles Chinatown. This place is in a small strip mall. It's tiny and if not careful you'll likely pass by it. Very hard to find parking so be forewarned. The food was spot on. Had the tonkatsu ramen and the pork cutlet curry. Both hearty dishes with plenty of noodles and rich curry, respectively. Prices are fair and the food service was relatively fast. They are open late, until 1 am, so this is definitely a spot to hit up for a late night bite.

Came here again since we were nearby. 8.5/10 - Karaage - hot and above average. Only issue is not crispy but the insides are top notch. Sauce is solid, more lemon allows for more sauce. The lemon cut is thick, nice touch. 9/10 Hayashi Rice - better than some more nicely done version, this is a more home cooked version. Same comments as previous, partner would repeat order this again as they have! 9/10 - Beef Teri Don. I suspected this would be good, it looks a little different than "normal" Beef w/ Teri Sauce which I will pass on if it's "bog standard, dry meat, with sweet sauce to cover that up". Here the strips of meat are thin, well seasoned, tastes good, very flavorful. Personally like it more than Tanin since I think the beef has more of it's own flavor and the onions pop more than the egg/onion sweetness kind of washing things out. Same server guy as last time at a late hour. He is very polite and props to him. Gave 20% tip because he was very helpful even though slammed with lots of stuff happening up to closing.

This spot is very hole in the wall and mom&pop ambiance. Small and snug like a bug in a rug. The service isn't fast food speed but it ain't an hour wait. You can tell they adapted to Ubers/Doordash very well & that's prob their bread and butter. so props to them. As for quality of food 10/10 . Feels homemade & like they put love into it.

Cute japanese cafe tucked in a little plaza of chinatown! I've been wanting to check out this place since i never got to try their location in little tokyo before it was closed down. I walked here for a solo lunch around 1pm on a sunday and it wasn't busy at all, but the parking lot definitely was. I overheard the worker helping another customer with her parking situation- parking in this lot is $10 and the lot across the street is $15. I ordered the salmon chazuke which came with a side of seaweed salad. Very simple but tasty :) The dashi broth came separately in a teapot which I liked because it allowed me to keep it hot when added in increments throughout the meal. I only wish that there was some furikake on it but I still enjoyed it. The server was very welcoming and friendly; and very helpful from what I saw with him helping another customer with her parking situation. I will definitely be back :)

You would be hard pressed to find a quality lunch for under $10 these days! Well, look no further! I am so thankful to have found this lunch spot since I didn't feel like Olvera Street, Phillipes, or taking a car down to Little Tokyo. This is a short walk from where I visit often and just down the street from boba! I've eaten here three times and always ordered from the lunch special menu. Can you believe the Curry Rice is only $8.25? Miso soup included! I've had beef garlic Don and kimchi pork Don for under $10. By far, my favorite is pork kimchi Don. They don't skimp on the protein! Their lunch menu has 3 items of the day: noodle dish, rice dish, and curry rice -- all under $10. The server, Rie, is so kind! If you want to enjoy lunch and save some money for boba after, definitely visit Suehiro Mini!

I ordered Katsu Don via Uber Eats because I only have a short window of lunch and my office is across town. Craving made me use food delivery services. While I know Katsu Don is not a delivery friendly food and best to eat it freshly cooked, I have to say this is tasty and I will definitely reorder. Of course the crunchiness of the fried pork cutlet was soft and the egg no longer runny by the time I got it, it was still a tasty dish. Tender Katsu and the sauce made the eggs and rice so hard to resist but to finish it. I also got the watermelon cider soda, it was more sweet than sour.

THE BEST oyakodon (chicken egg rice) I have ever had in SoCal (it's my favorite Japanese comfort food and I'm a real snob about this dish.... my now-second favorite oyakodon is "Ichimi Ann Bamboo Garden" in Torrance.) Perfect egg and dark thigh meat ratio and texture, and the sukiyaki broth coating and infusing every grain of the jasmine rice is simply DIVINE. Will definitely come bach for more oyakodon.

Food was good but not great and not something I would come back for. Inside: very small eating area with a handful of tables. Expect a wait and not good for groups Outside: $7 just to park in the lot or try to find street parking; however, it's not the safest area. An incident right outside the restaurant happened while we were eating, police and ambulance arrived at the scene. Service: very nice server provided good service. Friendly smiles and took good care of our party Price: fair price given today's inflation Given all the other better options in the area I would not recommend

We went to this location last night at 10pm, coming from LAX. We were all looking forward to getting ramen and since I have had ramen from Suehiro (both dine in and for delivery), this was our choice. When we got there, there were only 2 people in there. So we waited to be seated by the waitstaff. The wait staff was packing orders for delivery so after 5 minutes of just standing there and waiting for her to even acknowledge us, my husband asked if we can have a table for 4. The wait staff said, "just a moment", even though there were like, 4 or more unoccupied tables we can take. Again, out of courtesy and respect for the restaurant, we waited for the waitstaff - she was still busy doing something at the counter.. so another 5 minutes passed by, and still nothing from the waitstaff! To think that it will only take her a maximum of 5 seconds to tell us to take seat, or choose a table that we want. So I asked her, "can we at least take a seat?" Again she said, "just a moment". So we were still standing there, waiting for her, for another 5 minutes, until finally, I decided to just leave. She made it seem like we weren't even there. So on our way out, that was when she started talking to us, and the first thing she said was, "Ok, we do not have any restroom for customers". Unbelievable! We already know that first of all, and we weren't there for a restroom, we were there to eat! So I just told her that we were just going to leave. I love Suehiro Mini, but what the waitstaff did last night was not right. I think she lacks customer service skills and management should look into this. This 1 star is for the waitstaff. If only I can give her no star at all, I would. We left so disappointed.

Came here late on a Monday night; thought about going to the original location in little Tokyo but saw this location when checking the hours of the original and decided to come by. Not too many tables here but it being so late we didn't have an issue. It also seemed as if a lot of online orders were going out (a lot of drivers coming in n out as we ate). We ordered shishito peppers, koika (fried calamari), udon, chasiu don. My friend got hot tea which came from a pod, like keurig, not that it was bad just worth mentioning. Overall food and service were great. Also with this location being in Chinatown, parking is easy since most places near by were closed. Sad to hear about the original location having to move, hopefully this location sticks around.

I thought it was funny Suehiro is right in the middle of Chinatown! Not complaining at all. Feels really homey and everything is cooked like it's for a family member. Since its DTLA parking is a hit or miss, there's street parking and a small lot, but I wouldn't count on it being easy. The inside is quite small, there are a few tables for seating as it looks like lots of the food is taken to go. Zaru Soba: Awesome Soba is perfect in the cold dipping soup, full of flavor. Gyoza: Awesome Came out hot, crispy at the bottom and filling was flavorful. Karaage: Also awesome Crispy fried chicken, what more could you want.

After couple drinks this hit good. The miso was hittin too. I'll fasho be back. Don't sleep, come eat.

Cute little space, has a lot which is nice for the area! The cashier was quite rude though :( I placed an order to go, and stepped in maybe 10 minutes later to check on it. He really curtly asked what I was waiting for, and then asked me to step outside while I wait for my order. There were seats inside, and the person before us was literally sitting inside waiting for his to go order too and the cashier didn't ask him to wait outside. Really off putting, didn't get the cashier's name but he was a Hispanic man.

Came upon Suehiro Mini as I was walking through Chinatown to get to the Metro rail station. I've been a longtime fan of Suehiro Cafe in Little Tokyo so I decided to try out the Mini. I opted for the ramen lunch special which was perfect for a chilly day. More limited options than Suehiro Cafe, but is as it should be since it's "Mini".

Great Japanese food in Chinatown! Some of our favorites are the Ramen, Soba, and Chicken Karage. Everyone is always friendly and the service is fast. Located off the main street in a strip mall. It's never too crowded- which is great for takeout or dining in. During the weekdays they offer specials that are priced really well.

We love the brick and mortar OG shop Suehiro, but also really love getting ubereats from Suehiro Mini. :) We get the Hayashi Rice and the Nabayaki Udon. The way they package their food is really thoughtful; the wet parts of the Hayashi rice are packaged separately from the rice. For the Udon, they put the insides (tempura, noodles, veggies) in a separate compartment than with the soup. That means you get all your stuff as-intended and not all soggy! It's sooo comforting and good! I recommend the above two dishes, but don't really recommend their shishito (which we did like at the OG location but was a little plain here) and also the serving of matcha cheesecake was really small for $7 (it was a sliver; like...two bites? @-@). But oooooooh this place is so yummy! Would just focus on getting their entrees.

Great food! No notes! My friend is vegetarian so I selected this place for their options. Plus I'm always craving katsudon and this place did not disappoint! We were there before opening and came with ravenous hunger (after the 5K/10K). I ordered pork katsudon and my party ordered beef katsudon, vegan ramen with egg, and an udon. Everyone loved their food. My katsudon pork was so crispy and had good flavor. Of course there was a lot of rice leftover at the end though...heh. Happy to have great katsudon and udon nearby!

I came in hungry. I left hangry. Fourth time here. Second time being massively disappointed. First time - sat in and ate around 12 PM. Meal was good, not exceptional, but better than expected. 3/5 Second time - ordered via a food order service. Well...I had the app say 20 minutes. Showed up 25 minutes and still waited an additional 15 minutes before it was ready. No, it was pretty empty inside. Time of order was around 4:30. 1/5 Third time - sat in and ate around 4 PM. The food was piping hot and really nice this time. 4/5 This time...I'd upload a picture of my food; if I actually decided to wait an additional 20 minutes for it to arrive on top of the 35 I waited. I arrived and sat down around 4:35 (I remember because of the meter outside). The server showed me to a seat and disappeared to the back. I had my order in my head and waited for him to reappear. And waited. And waited. About 5 minutes later, I peek by the curtains in the front to let them know I was ready to order. The guy comes around and takes my order at that time. Order: Oyakodon and a hot tea. About 2 minutes later, I get the order of tea and I'm drinking it while waiting for the food to arrive. According to the menu, it comes with a miso soup as well. Around 4:47-48 (I was browsing my phone to distract myself from being hungry), a customer comes in and asks if her order is ready. The server tells her it's going to be a while because she had her order placed online just 5 minutes earlier. She is...not exactly pleased, but I don't blame anyone - yet. I'm sitting there now and the only other customer is an elderly lady who had been eating on the counters facing the window. She's now done and getting ready to leave. A second customer comes in to pick up his order and he's told "15 minutes." I'm a bit confused at this point and I look down to see what time it was. 4:55. "Okay, they might be busy" is what I think to myself. By 5:04, I'm now concerned about what's going on. Oyakodon does not take that long and the miso soup certainly should have been out by now. I ask the original server for an ETA for my order and he goes, "Oh, not for a while. You ordered right as a big order came in." I'm now, very displeased. Should they have let me know that it would be a while? It certainly would have made me less unhappy there. I'm also looking at the clock. The time I had in my meter is now running out and I'm sitting there wondering how much longer it will take for my order to be completed. So, I make the decision to cancel my order. This is where I am pushed to complete anger. "Oh, I just timed out. You're going to have to wait for her" as he points to the boss. It now takes an additional 7 minutes for me to get from finding out the order is taking forever and half a day, cancelling it, and being able to pay the $3.00 for the tea. I came in hungry. I left hangry.

The place is a bit small and mainly a take out place. The service is great, but there is a limited amount of service staff because of how the place is set up. Food was great and they have a parking lot which is barely full.

We ordered via Ubereats and the food arrived still warm. The food overall is good but not worth the price for the small portion size. Regular Chicken Karaage Non-Spicy ($11.70): When did chicken Karaage & popcorn chicken get so expensive??!!! This was good but the portion is the same as a boba shop. It doesn't taste amazing enough to justify the cost. French Fries Izakaya Style ($5.90): This is the only item I think is worth it. The fries were still crispy, flavorful, and came with 2 dipping sauces (ketchup & mayo). Takoyaki ($9.90): You get 6 little balls that were okay. We definitely had better.

This place is of the same family who owns Suehiro Cafe. Kind of hidden in Chinatown but very cozy. Boyfriend got the chicken katsu which came with a side of miso soup. I ordered the salmon chazuke which came with a side of broth and seaweed salad. It was ok, wished there was a larger portion of protein as this was mostly a bowl of rice topped with garnish and radish. Prices for some of the menu items seemed steep but given their location and inflation, I understand.

Great for a late night small bite! Everything was very yummy! The rice bowl could have a better ratio of meat to rice but the flavor was good!

Delicious food and great service. The waitress was so sweet! I recommend anything with Udon noodles.

This is my second time coming here. The first time I was impressed; the food was great, and the waitress was very friendly, especially towards me as a deaf person. I don't like it when people ask me, "Can you read my lips?" However, the waitress didn't ask me that. Instead, she simply took out a piece of paper and wrote back and forth with me. I never forgot about this place. Now, I'm here for the second time, and the place was already packed. I wasn't surprised, especially after my first experience here. I had to wait for seats to be available, but I didn't mind waiting. As soon as I sat down, I was excited to eat the food again. And... the food was still as delicious as the first time I came here! Looks like I need to visit more often!

Wow - in a tiny strip mall of Chinatown - randomly found this place on Yelp and it is good! Service was amazing. Their vegetable dumplings, seaweed salad, shumai were all bangers. My friend got some special spicy udon! It tasted so good. This place is definitely a little gem. Can't wait to come back.

The service was amazing, the place is very quiet and calm, the food is amazing, there's nothing like it when trying to enjoy some ramen

Small and cozy restaurant. They don't offer validation for parking, but I went at like 11 p.m. and parked on the street. You can also park in the parking lot since the valet isn't there anymore by that time. I had the chicken curry and it came with miso soup. I also had tonkotsu ramen and their nabaeyaki udon. I enjoyed the udon more, but the ramen was good too.

We came here after a Dodgers game to get some ramen. They stay open pretty late to my surprise. The restaurant was quiet at first then after we placed our order it started to get really busy. It's small inside so I can imagine they have a wait most of the time. We order the tonkatsu and miso ramen. We also ordered some gyoza. The gyoza was very fresh with just the right amount of crisp. Both of the ramen orders were good. The servings were a good size. There was only one gentleman working the whole restaurant so we didn't get checked on much.

We ordered tonight through Uber Eats. The restaurant must have had an off day, becase a few things kept me from loving this place even though I wanted to. Food: 4 out of 5 Delivery packaging: 2 out of 5 Portions: Sigh, mixed emotions Prices: everything costs $2-3 more on Uber Eats vs the menu price, which I hate. For example, Oyako Don is $11.75 on Uber Eats but $9.50 on the menu. We ordered a Kids Udon, Oyako Don, and Koika at 6:58 pm. As some others have mentioned, it took a long time to get the food. The driver wasn't handed the food until 7:52 pm (almost an hour) and it didn't arrive at my doorstep until after 8 pm. The kids Udon soup was packaged in a bowl clearly not meant for transport. The result is what you'd expect: 75% of the soup spilled out into the bag, leading to 10+ minutes of cleaning my dining table and counters as the bag (also not meant for holding soup) spilled soup everywhere. The Oyako Don tasted good, but as you'd expect was pretty much a bowl of rice and more rice. Then there's a bunch of (tasty) filler onions and then an OK amount of eggs/chicken. See pics. The Koika...don't waste your time. For $6.75 on Uber Eats, you get a tiny portion of tiny squid. My wife and I literally laughed out loud when we opened the tiny box, only to see an even tinier portion of super tiny pieces of squid. I had to put 5-6 pieces of squid on my fork in order to take a normal sized bite. Again, see pics. Honestly, I had high hopes. But, things went downhill today the moment our order arrived and soup spilled everywhere. The tiny squid just put salt on the wound. The inflated prices on Uber Eats capped everything off. I wish you all better luck than we had.