Wabi House Fort Worth

I spicy miso Ramen - it was salty beyond salty. You cannot even eat it. I have to return the whole bowl that was not eatable. It was salty enough that is bitter to the taste. There are four cooks behind the counters. There’s one pacific one that does the grill. It seem like a standard in this restaurant that they eat while they cook and also drinks I saw the guy because I sit pretty much in front of the counter. I saw him with his bare hand, picking up food from his container that he brought out from the back and popping in his mouth, not once not twice that three times but four times that he does that Nanda S this is the first and this is the last never ever eating at this place again

I love coming here for their crispy pork ears and dry garlic noodles. SO GOOD! You have to try them. Honestly, I've had a few of their other dishes from their menu and everything has been amazing. Last time I visited, our server (Im pretty sure her name was Kayla) was so sweet and incredibly helpful. Also, their drinks are soo gorgeous. If you enjoy taking pics of your food, this is definitely the place for you because every dish is plated so pretty. Overall I highly recommend!

ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO EAT IN DFW! top to bottom - gyoza, sweet corn fritters, and shrimp yakitori Gyoza – Perfectly crisp on the outside and juicy inside. The dipping sauce was light but added a nice umami kick. A great start to the meal. Sweet Corn Fritters – These were a standout! Crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful inside, and topped with a generous drizzle of creamy, spicy sauce and fresh microgreens. Sweet, savory, and spicy all at once – super addictive. Shrimp Yakitori – Grilled just right, with a slight char that gave each bite a smoky edge. The shrimp were juicy, and the peppers paired well. Loved the seasoning dust on the side and the dipping sauce—it added a nice depth to the dish. Kayla was an absolute gem throughout our meal! She was attentive without hovering, super friendly, and made sure everything came out just right. From answering our questions to keeping the vibe relaxed and welcoming, she really added to the experience. Big thanks to her for the great service — we’ll definitely be back! The vibe was modern and relaxed, perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. Highly recommend if you’re looking for bold flavors and a fresh take on Japanese-inspired small plates!

We came in expecting a good meal, but Anthony made the entire experience exceptional. He was upbeat, funny, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. He didn’t just take our order — he made sure everything was perfect from start to finish. His attention to detail and warm personality truly stood out. It felt like we were being hosted by a friend who genuinely cared about our experience. Anthony is a gem!

Let me start off by saying I love this place!! The food is so good and definitely worth the price. Me and my best friends went to try out their food and it was so delicious. We got a bunch of different things to try out and every single dish was packed with flavors. Our server was so sweet and informative with recommendations (thanks miss Kayla, service was 10/10!). My favorite was the Takoyaki Balls and the ramenn. I highly recommend this place!!

Solid place for Ramen and other tasty Japanese style tasty dishes. My favorite small dish was the beets and Brussel sprouts. I had the spicy miso ramen and it was delicious. I did not take more photos because I was too consumed in enjoying the meal. The atmosphere and service were great. We sat outdoors and had such a great vibe where you'd want to hang out with friends and enjoy a nice meal. Cannot recommend this place enough.

The ramen was underwhelming. We requested extra spicy for miso ramen, but weren’t informed there would be an additional $2 charge. This should definitely be mentioned by the server beforehand. I was disappointed to find out only after I received my bill. Unfortunately, the broth itself wasn’t great, and overall, the ramen just didn’t feel worth it, spicy or not. The takoyaki was also a miss for me. There was too much sauce, which overwhelmed the flavor. The highlight of the visit was the crispy pig ears. While I wouldn’t come back for the ramen, I might return just for crispy pig ears. Overall, it’s an okay spot with some hits and misses.

The food is delicious! Seriously, everything we had was amazing! And Dylan, though new, did a GREAT job; gave good recommendations and happily answered all our questions. It’s hard sometimes to find a good ramen place that doesn’t put pork in everything, so the fact that we could customise to zero pork was amazing! Portions are big too!

Love this place. Their daily happy hour is unbeatable and their ramen is so yummy! I like to get the Tonkatsu with chili oil on the side to make it spicier, and it hits the spot every time. We also tried the Dry Garlic with chili oil and that was surprisingly good as well! Always such a vibe here and staff is great :)

Finally got a "warmer" day after these freezing temps. Decided to sit outside on the patio since the indoor restaurant was uncomfortably cold. Requested the heater be turned on (patio) and was told "I'll see" they never came back with a response. Food- Was decent but not as I remembered from prior visits. Glad we came in during lunch or else I would've been further disappointed for the price. Drinks- No drinks ordered this visit.

Super cool ramen spot with good ramen and great vibes. I LOVED the interior!! We came for happy hour which had discounted apps and drinks. Spicy miso ramen: I really liked the thicker noodles that come with the spicy miso ramen. The flavor was good and the portion was perfect. I subbed out the bamboo shoots for corn and mushrooms which I liked more. Crispy pork ear appetizer: MUST GET!!! I loved this as a shareable app and it's just easy to munch on and comes with a spicy mayo dipping sauce. Shishito peppers: Also good! Takoyaki: Comes with four, okay to me. Service was great, super friendly. I really liked the quality and portion of the ramen and would highly recommend this spot!

This place was amazing! I ordered the lichi li and the veggie ramen and it was so amazing. The entire experience from start to finish was pretty incredible. The ambiance is pretty modern and high energy & the service was great. Will definitely be back to try other cocktails and other options on the menu!

Wabi House in Fort Worth is a total win! The rooftop bar and patio are super cool, with plenty of seating to soak in the atmosphere. Whether you're catching up with friends or just vibing out, it's the perfect spot. We hit up happy hour, and let me tell you--the small plates were chef's kiss, and the drinks? On. Point. The staff was friendly, answered all our questions, and made the whole experience even better. Will definitely be back. Oh, and did I mention the good vibes? Because yeah, they're that good.

One of the best happy hours in Fort Worth, wish it was the same at the Dallas location! Happy hour runs every day, even weekends, 3-7pm! It includes most of the apps and some drinks Appreciate the parking validation, and the patio they have is so great. Love the views and ambiance Everything Wabi does is pretty solid from their apps to ramen. Get the crispy pork ears, seared hotate, fried corn fritters, and tsukune (Japanese chicken meatball) skewers. All the ramens are decent. Also must get the black sesame creme brûlée- not too sweet and the sesame is not overpowering. Pass on the karaage. It's more similar to Taiwanese popcorn chicken in the fry style, but it's often overcooked. I somehow always get it though...I like the watermelon that comes with it! Service usually is pretty good when I've gone. If you haven't tried this place yet, what're you doing??

I found this place listed on the must try places when in FTW and it did not disappoint! We arrived around 6pm and were able to take advantage of their happy hour which included half off apps. We started off with the karaage, takoyaki and sweet corn fritters. The karaage was the star of the show because it's changed my opinion on the best fried chicken I have ever had! The chicken was juicy on the inside while it had a crispy exterior and paired well with the sauce. We loved it so much that we ordered another one after we finished. The sweet corn fritters were good but it seemed a little too doughy for me. The takoyaki was also pretty good and really loved the sauce that was drizzled on top. For my main order I went with the veggie ramen and added an egg. Overall, I would say it tasted pretty good but I think I still like Jinya more. The broth was flavorful and had an ample amount of noodles to fill me up. There's a good bit of seating inside and outside and we found parking on the street. It was a good thing we got here early because when we left, there was a large line outside for a table even on a weekday! Overall I highly recommend and our server was really sweet and helpful and she helped us find what dishes to order!

This was my first time going to Wabi house even though I live near the other two locations. I love the overall aesthetic of this location I felt like I was in a Ramen shop in Japan. Seating is limited so I recommend making a reservation ahead of time my group of six receded at different tables but the host made sure to accommodate us and placed us at tables near each other on a busy Sunday. We got the karage to share as an appetizer and I would come back just for the chicken karage! I got the spicy miso and my friends got the spicy miso dragon level spice which was way too hot for me but if you love heat, it might be your thing. We all got the lychee cocktail and bottles of Soju to split. The lychee cocktail had great presentation and also paired well with the spicy miso Ramen. Overall, this was a great spot to get a late lunch with friends and I will definitely be back.

Nice packed place, but not sure what the hype is about. The service is extremely slow and servers are not attentive. The ramen is 2/5. Ordered spicy miso and tonkotsu both were mediocre at the best. Menu options are very low and don't have a make it your own options for people who don't like thier menu. Ramen noodles tasted out of packets and not cooked well. Does make good drinks at the place. thier lychee martini is popular.

Parking is the worst- everyone was getting ticketed here left and right at the parking lot. Apparently you have to pay and Wabi house didn't cover parking. They told my friend to go park at cvs parking lot next door even though you are not supposed to. The ramens were really good! However, service wise everything was super slow. We sat at the bar and no one really attended to us. Took forever to get our order and also to get our check. Very little interactions from the bartenders. Bathrooms were dirty and didn't have hand towels.

We went on a Sunday night and it seemed busy. There were people on the wait list and we were quoted 1-1.5 hours. It ended up being a 25 min wait, which isn't bad at all. The service was very friendly but food was pretty slow. The inside is high energy and has an open kitchen. The tonkotsu ramen came with thin noodles and was flavorful. The spicy miso ramen came with thick noodles and was good and had a nice spicy kick. The dark meat chicken skewers were juicy and full of flavor. I would recommend all 3 dishes. Note: The restaurant is upstairs and the parking lot is a paid lot. Make sure to have your license plate number so you can scan an app and get validated parking for 4 hours.

Let's get this Wabi House back on a regular track... I've had many rave reviews about it and they all still stand. I've said... My taste buds screamed the original Wobble lyrics "Wabi baby Wabi baby Get in there Yeah Yeah". And, just like a concert, I wanted an encore. As well as... My mouth screamed, "SOOO HOT IN HERE!" because the Tsukemen lit my taste buds on FIRE with FLAVOR! If you like bacon, rich broth and thick noodles, go after 5pm to spin this tasty number into your life. And now, I'm saying... The LUNCH SPECIAL is a banger! They serve you up the same bowl of ramen that they do at dinner but with a slashed price that will make your credit card sing, "I got money in the bank!" Heck, you may even buy someone a drank with the extra savings. ;D _________ Beyond the food being chart topping, there's friendly service and a cool atmosphere (both inside and out). I'd definitely check it out if in the area!

This is my go to ramen noodle house when visiting Fort Worth, I love the Tonkotsu ramen- you can never go wrong with it! The other ramens are also delicious. We have also tried the Brussels sprouts, fried Gyoza, negima yakitori, which were all good! The only disappointing dish was the bone marrow, but only because it was delicious, but also so expensive and so little portion!! I would have loved a bit more bone marrow. Overall, this is a very family friendly restaurant, and great for groups or date night!

I love their takoyaki and chicken karaage which is included in their happy hour. Then of course the ramen is soo flavorful. There is usually a long wait but if you come before 5 the wait is not bad at all. Ramen on a cold day is a win

LOVE THIS RAMEN! super filling, super flavorful, and super quick! the ambiance is very cute, very spacious! (more than the dallas one, that's for sure.) i especially love their patio! service is always amazing here, i keep coming back because i know i'll be taken care of :)

My absolute favorite ramen place! I've been here more times than I can count over the course of the years and I will always choose Wabi Hoise over any other ramen spot! (I've gone to different ramen spots around Fort Worth and the surrounding areas, but none of them compare to Wabi!) Not only is the ramen delicious, but so are the appetizers! My favorite being the karaage! Most recently, I tried the takoyaki and also really liked it! Our server was super sweet and checked up on us throughout the visit. If you're considering making a visit to Wabi House, try to make a reservation beforehand. There's a reason they always seem to have a wait time! (They're just that good!)

I got there around early dinner and was able to grab a single seat at the bar. The bartender was very attentive and even took my order (only offered after 5p) early so that he'd be able to put it in the system at 5p! The restaurant quickly picked up with 45-min wait times and both the inside and outside patios were full. Would recommend a reservation if possible on these chilly, perfect ramen days. 4-hr Parking is complimentary using the QR code inside the restaurant.

I called to place an order for 2 Ramen to go at 12pm on a Wednesday during the week, I was there at 1pm and did not get my food until 1:40pm ok that was too much which was fine to say it was worth maybe? It was an awful experience the extra noodles i ordered were from another planet perhaps a different shape and texture from what was in the order - all and all very disappointed!

We had a great time at the Wabi House to celebrate my friend's new job. With our reservation, we sat right down without a wait. Food and drinks came quickly and everything was delicious. The only reason for the -1 star was parking issues. Despite all of our group following directions and starting the parking account (which was expensive alone) we also received parking tickets after we'd left! I know this isn't the restaurants fault, but it was enough of a frustration that I probably won't be returning. :(

Well, I done gone and did it! I enjoyed my first Ramen today at age 75. No, really Here at Wabi on Eighth Street. No one told me it would require a technical climb to get up to the restaurant. LOL. But I made it and without oxygen! : ). (PS... thats a reference not to my health condition but to the oxygen mountain climbers use like on Everest. It's supposed to be funny Fail? : ) A very nice venue and vibe and an absolutely awesome server today in Ashley. She is the greatest. Knowledgable, helpful, kind, effecient and very gracious. As with Pho, Ramen is not going to be something that I crave. But like Pho I enjoyed it, as well as the dining experience at Wabi. We ordered the goyza; and also the negima, okra and bacon, and beef tenderloin yakitori along with two bottles of Snow Maiden Nigori Sake for starters. And the Spicy Miso Ramen. All to share. We loved the goyza and three yakitorkis though we would have liked to have seen a little more flavor on the tenderloin. We survived the Spicy Miso Ramen. Hahaha. When I tell you this dish is hot please know that I am being reserved. I have never experienced heat like this in the back of my throat. At first spoonful it made us both cough... and cough and cough. I loved it! LOL. Anne not so much. But when enjoyed in modest sips the broth is quite flavorful and enjoyable. I really like ramen noodles! The portions are generous and very reasonably priced, at least at at lunch. I have not compared the dinner menu. If you're a ramen fan this should surely be on your list.

Wabi House is the place to go for ramen. Great location with access to nearby restaurants. Clean, casual, and comfortable. For some odd reason, the ramen tastes 10x better during their $9 lunch special (11am-3pm; M-F). Any time after that, ramen is meh . Often packed during lunch time. Always busy during dinner hours, great service, & 2 hour free validated parking. The spicy miso- hmm, puts a smile on my face!

Wabi house was my first experience with ramen and I was not disappointed! The restaurant was busy, but the wait was minimal. Our waiter paid excellent attention to us for the entire visit. Parking is behind the building and is shared between several restaurants, so it fills up quickly on Saturday nights.

Great service, Appetizers were hot and the Ramen was amazing, chairs are a bit uncomfortable but the design looks very nice The spicy miso ramen tasted delicious, I do recommend adding Nori but I also always add Nori to my ramen. So that's just a personal thing. Takoyaki was quite hot and tasted great. Kind of wish you got more bonito flakes more evenly spread but it's just a small gripe.

Cravings were satisfied! The appetizers were so good & they have happy hour deals which made them a good price. The food came out so fresh & hot as always. The ramen here is always so consistent with taste and I can usually never finish an entire portion. The waiter was helpful and always checked on us.

Great food.. nice space. The place was packed but their service was quick. They also had tasty cocktails.

I'm such a sucker for Ramen. Decided to try this place out. The place was really busy for 3pm on a Sunday. Started the meal off with edamame which was solid. Then got the Spicy Miso and Shoyu. Both had incredibly slurpable broth and the ramen was great. The place seemed to be a bit under staffed. It almost felt the rush caught the restaurant off guard. Our server had tables on the patio and in the dining room. This had him running all over the restaurant therefore wasn't able to give his tables the service he wanted to give them.

The general manager reached out to me after I posted the first review. We spoke on the phone and I described the original visit. She made a reservation for me for a Friday night of my choice. The restaurant reserved a table for my party by the window with a nice view of the interior and exterior. Our meal was excellent. Our server, Mindy, was friendly and knowledgeable. My son asked for a recommendation and she gave a good one. We ordered edamame which came out promptly. My daughter ordered yakitori as an entree and it came out a bit early, but that wasn't a problem. It was perfectly cooked and delicious. The ramen did seem to be a bit longer than expected, but Mindy checked on it without us having to ask. It was being plated when she asked, and came out shortly after. Excellent taste and fresh ingredients. For dessert we enjoyed vanilla mochi and matcha cheesecake. Mindy asked if we wanted soft drinks to go, which was a nice touch. Thank you Amanda for reaching out, and thank you Mindy for making our evening extra special.

Nice ambiance with some outdoor balcony dining and great woodsy decor inside. They have 3 locations so far. Located on second floor. Large parking lot with 2 hours of validation or it will cost you $10.38/hour, daily max $24. Saw a parking ticket on a windshield for violation. You scan for parking then self redeem with QR code available all over the restaurant. They have the real bar, ramen bar, regular dining tables and patio dining. One notation, the day I visited the place. Tables were sticky and dirty. Bathroom was dirty. Open kitchen same issue. You can see everything from ramen bar. Not a typical clean true Japanese style restaurant, besides the decor. Hopefully the management doesn't let it down like a chain restaurant. Service was good. Server and waiter are very attentive. Keep checking on me and refill my water. I ordered Tsukemen and Hotate. The hotate was perfectly seared and juicy. The ramen broth is very tasty and thick, almost too greasy. They used the big egg noodle, like chow-mein style. Overall it was a fulfilling dinner.

Great place for lunch or dinner just make sure to get a table inside to avoid the awkward small outside tables

Wabi is one of our favorite places for small plates, as well as enjoying ramen for heavier meal nights. We have had to learn to navigate the parking and the long lines occasionally at the door, but the food is just yummy! It's the best option for us for a late-night snack or dinner that is near our house. The waitstaff is also super nice. If you get a chance to go, go early, possibly expect a wait, and sometimes the door staff is a challenge. We particularly like the Gyoza and the Sweet Corn Fritters. And if you can, sit at the chef's bar for an added treat.

Food was pretty good service was awesome. The karaage was ok. But the tonkatsu ramen was great. My only problem is the parking. Get it to go as the parking is a pain in the behind. You have to pay through this website that asks for a bunch of crap. After all that you have to get a code from the people inside for a discount. Now here was the part that pissed me off, you have to stop the meter on your phone yourself or you keep getting charged, which is what happed to me. Forgive me for having a good time and forget to do someone else's job. Oh and in the small print the say the will charge you a user fee for paying along with the parking price. So they are charging you to do a job for them! So I probably wont be coming back unless I'm not driving.

Came to eat dinner here with my sons which was my first time. The wait was extremely long but we waited it out eland let me tell you the food was worth the wait. I would recommend make reservations online so you don't have to wait. Something we learned while waiting talking to other's. Inside is nice and the theme fits the atmosphere but can get extremely load as the inside seating area is quite small.

My new favorite Ramen spot! Stopped by here one evening and I'm so glad this was the spot. There was a short wait and I see why. They stay busy because the food is great. It's a cute spot inside. Make sure you use their link for your parking so you don't have to pay or get towed. I would've given 5 stars but our server wasn't the best. I had the Shoyu. It was so good. The portion size. There was just the right amount of noodles. The flavor was great. The bacon okra. I didn't have it but my husband enjoyed it. We will definitely be back when the Ramen craving hits. The price was great. And they have a lunch special on the Ramen so that's a bonus.

I highly recommend Wabi House if you like ramen! The broth on both the spicy miso and tsukemen were so rich and flavorful. The drinks were also super strong with awesome taste, I definitely want to come again and try more of their ramen.

This place was 100% worth it. We came here to sit outside in the patio. It was such a cute ambiance and plenty of outside seating with a bar. The drinks and ramen were amazing. Dessert was also super good. We are coming back and so glad we tried this place!

My favorite ramen place in the DFW area! They have a lot of yummy appetizers to choose from, but my go-tos are the karaage and takoyaki. I got the shoyu ramen this time, but all are them are good. The noodles were cooked well, and the broth was very flavorful. The soft boiled egg was perfectly runny in the middle. And the chashu - no other place chars their chashu like Wabi House does! And make sure to get reservations online if you're planning to go for dinner time on the weekends!

Great service!! The ramen here is pretty good and it's one of my favorite places in Fort Worth for ramen. Karaage 4/5 - great and crunchy! The sauce is good. Shishito peppers 3/5 - I generally love shishito peppers. It was cooked well but I felt like the flavor was lacking! I definitely would've loved more sauce/seasoning on these peppers. I found myself having to dip in soy sauce. Spicy miso 4/5 - one of my favorite broth flavors for ramen here! It's spicy and hits the spot. Dipping ramen 4/5 the broth is very decadent and great for dipping noodles. It's nice when I want to switch it up!

Wabi house was sent from the heavens and is perfect for cold winter nights. For dine-in, reservations are typically needed on weekends but outdoor spots with torches for warmth are available. The service is fast and friendly. Waiters are very attentive. As for the food - AMAZING. The broth for both the spicy miso and tonkotsu were incredibly rich. The dine in experience exceeded the take out version for sure. Noodles were well cooked and evenly spaced out while the to-go version was a bit harder and clumped. Wabi House serves up both quality and quantity- a bowl will leave you satisfied and filled. As for the side dishes - Japanese fried chicken and watermelon were such unique combos - balance savory and sweet in such an unexpected way. The bone marrow crab was quite rich (as expected) and went so well with toast. So decadent but I ended up splitting the sides with some friends. Overall, a high quality restaurant with fair, decent pricing that delivers.

We were a little confused about parking. There is a sign on the table that indicates free parking in the garage. We parked outside and it was free. There is outdoor seating with a bar on the balcony. We stayed inside. Service was fast. We ordered several appetizers: shishito peppers, takoyaki, karaage chicken and a house salad, also tonkotsu soup and mochi for dessert. We enjoyed everything we ordered. Restaurant was pretty busy for a Thursday evening. Nice rustic atmosphere. Presentation of the plates were also very nice.

Food was great and the service there was good as well. My wife and I both had ramen, I had the spicy meso ramen and she had a garlic ramen with pork belly. As an appetizer we enjoyed some corn fritters and spicy endame. All in all great meal. The only issue I encountered was the parking. Not their fault at all. My wife just came out of the hospital and had to fast before hand and so was starving. I was attending to her and didn't notice the pay for parking signs. When we got out of the restaurant I had a ticket. I took it back in and they said they would take care of it. So be aware if you come here the parking is not free. You have to scan the parking information and then get your parking validation. They really just need to get rid of that and limit the parking to two hours or something. I hope they did get it taken care of my fine was going to be $75

I'd always wanted to try tsukemen and was thrilled to find it on the menu; it was delicious and extremely savory. I'd kill for a thermos full of it. Very interesting seasonal specials - going to have to resist getting more tsukemen next time and actually try something new (or trick the boyfriend into ordering it so I can just yoink it from his dish). Great happy hour specials - very cheap and delicious appetizers and drinks. The ambiance for the restaurant is very nice. I'm definitely checking out the outdoor bar as soon as it stops being so blisteringly hot outside. The parking system for this place sorta sucks, but that's not really within the restaurant's control - but that's the only negative thing that I could think of here.

First timers, My wife ordered the Veggie Ramen and I had Tonkotsu Ramen (added bamboo and had my wife's bok choy) with the regular garlic oil not the black. Both were very tasty and filling. The star of the meal was the Karage! Wow this app was so good we ordered another to have with our ramen. The service was excellent, Kayla was awesome and perfectly attentive, sidemark, her mom owns KEEKS Eggrolls and Wings on Heritage Trace Pkwy. The restaurant is on the second floor but has an exterior elevator for easy access. The vibe is casual hipster. Oh and happy hour is 3-7 every day for apps and drinks! Definitely recommend. A solid 4 stars.

Heard a lot of good things about this place so, I decided to check it out myself. There is a parking lot to park in and you can get a code to validate once you arrive. The restaurant is located on the second floor so you have to climb some steps. There is an indoor and outdoor area. The inside area has a bar and a "ramen bar". The outside area also has a bar and is self seating/first come first served. I went on a Sunday night and the wait wasn't too long. We were sat at the ramen bar (don't recommend is kind of hot there.) The service was mixed... when I arrived the person who seated us was very helpful. But once I was actually sat, the service was terrible. It was my first time and they didn't go over anything on the menu, how it worked, etc. I ordered the tonkatsu (make sure to look at the extras and add more stuff if you don't want it too plain). They initially messed up my order and somehow served me a random bowl of ramen with an egg and nothing else included. It took forever to get my servers attention, once I did I showed him what was brought, and he sent it back, and brought me the correct dish. My boyfriend got the spicy miso. Both ramens were delicious! I just wish the portions were bigger. The broth was very flavorful and everything was tasty. Probably one of the best broths I have ever had for ramen. I think I would give this place another try tbh! Other than the server being below average my experience was pretty good and the food was amazing.

I sat on the patio, it was absolutely beautiful. Melissa was my server, she was sweet and quick. The ramen was killer and it came out very fast. Great experience.

Man what a gem!!! The food was absolutely amazing, I would definitely be returning. The ambiance was modern, welcoming and the service was attentive.Dragon fruit mule drink was on point, corn fritters and karaage chicken was delicious. Ramen bowl veggies were cooked to perfection, the only somewhat disappointing thing was the spicy chicken broth definitely was lacking flavor, salt, no real identity. Overall 5 stars for sure!!

This place is bomb.com. The finest in Ramen in Texas. Wabi House is run by top notch staff and they care about their employees and customers. I had the tonkotsu and it was amazing! The pork is really tender and flavorful. The eggs are poached perfectly and the broth is on point. If you are in the area, do yourself a favor and get a bowl of some of the best ramen. There's comped parking, buy you must scan the barcode inside restaurant.

I always come back to this place. Friendly service. Consistently delicious ramen (fav is dry garlic)! Noodles are comforting with high quality ingredients with ramen with a beautiful presentation. Starters are also a good portion to share or eat as main dish. Parking is now pay by app but Wabi gives you 2 hrs free with code to scan....sort of a pain but not Eabi's choice. Worth the visit to this relaxing, cozy, yet modern gem.

No waiting area. They ask you to wait in your car. Takes a long time to get people back inside when their table is ready, if they have not already given up and driven away, so wait is longer than it should be. Parking is a pain in the ass. Food is great!

Love the warm ambiance here. The outdoor rooftop style patio/bar is really nice. Food & service were excellent. Great place for ramen. Look forward to trying more things on the menu. Be sure to get your parking validated also.