Ramen Kazama Select

This is a comfy spot that feels like home. The friendly staff adds a nice touch post-COVID. The cozy interior sets the stage for a laid-back atmosphere, and the real highlight is the amazing ramen. Broth was flavorful and the noodles cooked perfectly.

Left feeling very satisfied. I went on a snowy Sunday evening and was impressed by the quality of the food, friendliness of the staff, and the cozy ambience. There’s fancier ramen out there to be fair, but Ramen Kazama does not disappoint. Check them out if you haven’t already. I’ll let the photos speak for themselves.

I was fortunate enough to make it at the right time. I ordered two appetizers, the chicken and potato. Loved both. The chicken was a good one to share. The ramen broth was tasty, a very hearty bowl. Perfect for a winter, late afternoon.

We wanted Ramen and this absolutely hit the craving in every way!! It was simple but the broths were so full of flavor! The noodles and bamboo shoots soaked up the flavor and with every bite was great 👍

the broth is increadibly oily, the noodles have a strange bitter aftertaste and doesnt really taste like anything. The fact that I can see the chef in the kitchen not wearing any sort of hair net is offputting

UPDATE #2: I have to give this place 5 stars... After going back 4 times...it must be good, and in my opinion, it is good....I have not left the #3 (Karamiso Ramen) meal, I may have to branch out one day, but...I love the spicy goodness of the #3. UPDATE: 2nd visit was just as good as the first. Will be going back. ----------------------------------- Was taken here as a "must try" place to eat. The experience was very positive. Our food came out is waves. My meal was very good. Full of flavor. Seating was a available for our party. The goal now is to try them all. I am going back.

Went in on Saturday, 2/1/25, at 8:00pm for a quick dinner. We immediately were told “Just so you know, our lobby closes in 20 minutes.” Okay, understood. I know you close at nine, but.. anyway. We put in our order for two bowls of ramen. “We’re actually out of pork. Do you want chicken instead?” Hmm, a ramen place out of pork. Chicken in ramen feels weird, but okay. “Sure, sounds good.” We pay, we sit down. A few minute later someone comes to us and says “We’re actually out of chicken, too. Do you want tofu?” At that point I just asked that they cancel the order and we left. But seriously, 3 strikes. 1. Hustling us about the lobby when the place was still supposed to be open for an hour. 2. A ramen place with no pork. 3. A ramen place with no chicken. I’m sure you had meat in the freezer or refrigerator that you didn’t want to prepare. Fine, that’s a business decision. The fact that me, my family, or friends will never come back is also a business decision.

This place is smaller, so there is no table service per sé, but everyone was polite and friendly. Menu may not be as big as some other places, but I thought it was very solid. We had a couple ramen options during our visit (the #3 & #4), and both crushed the craving and was very good, just not the best I've had by any means. Saying that, I would have no problem recommended it.