Mymen Ramen

My new favorite ramen spot! This is a small restaurant with eight 4 person tables. They don't have a huge selection of noodle dishes (4 to be exact), but they do them well and their appetizers/snacks are better than most that I've had elsewhere! Their lunch combos are a great way to try some of their appetizers. Here's what we got:Geso Karaage ($9)I've been looking for the perfect fried squid tentacles and this is it! Perfectly deep fried without being greasy or heavy and they were well seasoned. They came with a dipping sauce on the side to give a slight kick.Tonkotsu ($16 + $4 for Takoyaki in lunch combo)Perfect bowl of ramen where all the components shined. The yellow wavy noodles gripped onto the broth really well and the broth was rich in flavor without being too salty or heavy. It came with 3 thinly sliced chashu that was melt-in-the-mouth tender and had a nice char. The egg had a creamy yolk that burst with umami. It was so good I devoured this entire bowl! The 3 Takoyaki that came in the lunch combo was solid as well.Mazesoba ($16 + $4 for Karaage Fried Chicken in lunch combo)I've had mazemen at other restaurants and this mazesoba is very comparable to them. You can adjust the spicy level though it is additional cost. We didn't end up adding any spice, but I think it needed a slight kick. It was still delicious though! The lunch combo also came with 2 pieces of Karaage Fried Chicken which was so tender and crispy!Overall, this is a solid ramen spot with delicious food and friendly staff. I would 100% come back, especially for the Geso Karaage and Tonkotsu.

I love mazemen, but there are so few restaurants in Orange County that serve it so when I saw that Mymen sold mazemen, I ordered it to go. Overall, the mazemen was really, but a little plain. The shop itself is small, but very cozy and with nice decorations. I'll come back to try their ramen sometime!

Very flavorful ramen! I had mazesoba and creamy vegan and both are super good (not in a salty way). Been here twice and will come back for more!Service can be a bit slow during dinner rush but still got food within 20-30 mins!

I'm not sure why I never knew this restaurant existed even though I live so close to it??? Delicious mazesoba, filling portion, and excellent service--this will be one of my new go-to stop for a quick mazesoba craving fix. The ramens also look delicious! I usually see slices of chashu for mazesobas, but this restaurant serves them with minced meats, which I found to be equally delicious. It was nice to have meat in every bite. I was feeling ballsy and got a level 4 spice, and they gave me a whole grilled jalapeño--it was painful. I do not recommend it.

There are plenty of parking spaces, but can get filled quickly. I ordered the Mymen Mazesoba and it was a dry noodle (no broth). The noodles were really creamy, soft, and delicious. You add some vinegar and mix everything really well. They also provide a really small scoop of rice so you mix it with the sauce after you finish your noodle. If you have 5 or more party OR if you need to combine two tables, they automatically add 18% gratuity. Recommendation(s):- Mymen MazesobaService: 5/5Tip(s):- Plenty of parking spaces but can get full- If party size is 5 or more OR if you need to combine tables, 18% gratuity is automatically added - Restrooms available - Hot sauce costs extra money

Came here on a Saturday night around 10m and was seated right away. I tried out this place when they were still in Santa Ana and it lived up to its hype. And still does. The tonkatsu ramen broth is so creamy and tasty. The chasu pork is so good and just the right amount of fatiness taste. The owners are so nice. Love the gundam on the wall.

Came here with some friends for dinner for the first time. I've heard great things about their dry noodles but I really wanted something with broth since it was so cold out. I ended up getting the Shrimp Wonton Shoyu one which came with a egg, nori, half an egg, and bamboo. I got it with some corn and it was perfect. I am also appreciative that my friend told me level 3 price is too spicy. I got level 2 and that shit was hot. Even for someone like me that likes spicy. The ramen was good and flavorful. I got their regular thin noodles and they were cooked perfectly and I enjoyed it. My friends got the popular Mymen Mazesoba dry noodles. It came with a bowl of rice. I did end up trying some and really liked it. I would get that next time. Besides our ramen bowls we got a lot of appetizers. We tried their tofu, takoyaki, brussel sprouts and Karaage fried chicken. The fried chicken was my favorite. But all of their appetizers are cool. Bowls are about $20 which is affordable. The service was excellent but it was a little slow since it was really busy that night. We met around 6pm and there wasn't a wait but there was a wait after us. The restaurant is small and casual. Parking is easy since it's a a strip mall with a parking lot out front. I would come back again.

Been here twice already and overall I find this to be an underrated, solid ramen place!The first time I was here I got the tonkotsu ramen and it hit the spot! The broth was rich, I opted for the thick noodles and that really made it a hearty meal. Good flavor! The latest time I went I tried the vegan ramen, and tasted some of the wonton shoyu. The vegan ramen was so good! The cauliflower had this nice roasted flavor to it and the broth was so rich, you wouldn't think vegan broth could be rich and flavorful but this is! The only other place I've had vegan ramen is hironori, and I think both nail their vegan ramen. So if you like that one, this one is on par and unique in its own way. I love swapping the noodles for the thick noodles, and adding garlic + spicy paste to the broth. I tried a little of the shoyu and that was delicious and classic also. Located in a slightly unassuming plaza, this is a reliable ramen place that isnt too busy. Next time, I will definitely try the mazesoba.Recommend if your craving ramen in the garden grove area!

I tried this spot with my friend. She got the Tonkatsu and I tried the shrimp wonton shoyu. We also got the chicken karage and takoyaki. The shrimp wonton shoyu was actually pretty good! I loved the texture of the noodles and the flavor of the broth. Wontons were good too! The chicken karage was good but I realized it didn't come with a sauce. The takoyaki was really good! Flavor, texture, and good amount of octopus pieces inside!Service was great. Our server came back to refill our waters. And was considerate to ask if my friend wanted plastic utensils for her child (before we even asked). We came on a Saturday around 7 and there wasn't a wait.

Mymen Ramen is my favorite ramen place in Orange County! I am a fan of all of their vegan menu items. The Creamy Vegan Ramen and the Impossible Gyoza are my favorite things to order. The ramen is so warming and the gyoza hits that savory/crunchy/ juicy dumpling craving every time. The Fried Cauliflower, Brussel Sprouts, and Soft Tofu are also delicious. I usually order my food with the Lychee Tea. The staff are friendly and the manga decoration is fun. It's perfect for night owls as they're one of the few restaurants that open until midnight!