Wabi House - Fort Worth

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 :)

After hiking near Fort Worth, I was very hungry and decided to eat nearby. I suddenly wanted to eat ramen, so I found a ramen shop nearby, Wabi House.Picture 1 is the limited-time special crab meat and roasted bone marrow in the store after 5pm. The crab meat on top is also sprinkled with a layer of cajun barbecue powder, which feels sweet with a hint of spiciness. The toasted bread used to scoop the crab meat and bone marrow is very crispy, and it is generally recommended.The Hitachino Nest in Picture 2 is the white ale recommended by the store, which is really refreshing to drink in summer.Picture 3 is miso ramen. I feel that the taste of miso is not very strong, but after trying the pork bone ramen in Picture 4, I feel that the miso ramen is better. But overall it is just a very ordinary ramen, similar to many fusion ramen shops, but it is still okay to satisfy your cravings. The only thing worth mentioning is the barbecued pork in the noodles, which is roasted and very flavorful.To sum up, the ramen is average, and the snacks are good. You don't need to come here specially, but if you are nearby, it is a good dinner option.

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.

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 drinksAppreciate 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.