Haiku Tokyo

We visited for the first time. This is located in San Tan Village and has a few tables outside and lots of seating inside. When you enter you go to the counter to order, pay and they will give you a beeper to notify you when the food is ready. We were the only two inside at the time (around 5pm on a Wednesday) and the food came out in about 5 minutes. You carry the tray over to your table and grab any spoons/chopsticks needed at the counter. When you finish eating there's a place by the teach cans to place your dishes/trays, etc. The overall ambiance is very casual, spacious and clean. I got the tonkatsu ramen with beef and my friend got the House Special Ramen with pork. We both thought the broth was flavorful, had a good spice to it but definitely not too spicy by any means. It's mainly a bunch of ramen, with about 4 slices of protein, 1 egg, and some veggies. It's not the best ramen I've ever had but certainly not the worst! The price is about $10-12 an entree. I'd come back here again.

My son was hungry and craving some ramen so we stopped in here and he ordered a ramen and potato pot pies (korroke). You order and pay at the counter and they'll buzz you when your order is ready. They also have other appetizers and poke bowls. I thought both the ramen and the potato pot pies were just ok, nothing to rave about. The food gets ready pretty fast so if you're hungry, this might be a good spot but if you're looking for a bowl of amazing ramen, you'll probably be disappointed.

I took the take-out through doordash. On doordash it has a different name (Aria Korean Street Food) so it could be confusing. I think the food tastes pretty authentic - kids love it. The only thing I wish that could be different is the portion; thought it could be bigger given the price tag. Nevertheless it is tasty!

I was craving some Ramen for a cold winter afternoon and realized I had never tried this place. Went ahead and ordered their house special. The base is pork broth and I ordered shrimp for meat. The food arrived hot. This place has the best packing I have seen. The ramen was on the top and miso broth at the bottom. No leaks, so well presented like in restaurant and looked fantastic. I couldn't wait to indulge and the first bite, oh so yummm. The flavors, the ramen, shrimp, soy beans, everything blended well and tasted amazing. I just kept covering my face with the food. It was one of the best ramen I have had in recent times. The price is reasonable and the food fantastic. I would highly recommend and I have found my go to place.

Nice Japanese restaurant. The service was very friendly. Very clean. Unfortunately we couldn't try their food due to the fact that it is not vegetarian. But none the less it smelled very yummy there.

My wife and I decided to get ramen on a rainy cold day. It was busy however service was quick, which was nice! We ordered different soups so we could try each others. The pork was grilled perfectly, the egg was delicious and the noodles had good texture. However the broth was so so and a little disappointing. As we left we still had a craving for delicious ramen. Maybe they had an off day but as first timers we weren't impressed with the flavor of the broth. Everything else such as service, cleanliness and experience was good.

Food: I ordered a chicken teriyaki bowl. Pretty basic. I'm sorry but I didn't like it at all. I'm not sure I've ever met a chicken teriyaki bowl I didn't like until today. I don't even know how to fully describe how "off" it tasted. The chicken was cooked in oil or something because it was crispy on outside. But the meat itself tasted sorta freezer burned or something?? It just wasn't good. The sauce also asked off. Usually it's more sweet but this sauce tasted sorta like it had corn starch in it. It came with 3 broccoli spears and few pieces of cabbage. I ate some of it because I was starving but I couldn't finish it. The lady that took my order just stood there at the register with her mask on and didn't say anything. Very unwelcoming!

We like this place. It's not cheap. So we expect to spend a good $50 for a family of 4. But, the food has never disappointed.

This is most likely the best and most authentic Japanese restaurant I've ever been toI decided to take my grandmother here who has impaired vision and hearing.her disabilities were highly respected by the woman that took our order; reading things to her, when she didn't understand what they said.Beside the great food and service, I was a little upset to see that no one else was in the restaurant, other than me, my grandmother and the people working there . Otherwise, the restaurant has a very cute ambience.

Wife loves this place. Her second favorite ramen in Arizona. It's a little lower on my list. Noodles are good, broth is good, the pork is not great. But overall really good flavor.