Enza

I happened to be in the mood for some ramen but I wasn't in the mood to drive very far. Boy am I glad that I found Enza! They are open pretty late and the ramen is amazing! They have claw machines to keep the kids busy while you wait for their amazing food! The music was a vibe and the ambiance was definitely giving Japan. The service was also amazing with our server Kayla checking on us regularly and following up with refills for our waters. Overall I highly recommend Enza and I will certainly be back soon!

First time going here and everything was incredible! Immediately warmly greeted and sat when we entered. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen ($14) and the broth was rich and full of flavor, the noodles had the perfect chew, and the toppings were fresh and delicious. The husband ordered the Chicken Curry Rice Katsu ($15) and it too was extremely delicious (the curry was a little spicy for my preference, but he absolutely loved it). The staff was wonderful as well. Victor was AMAZING. His energy made for such an enjoyable experience. With authentic flavors, friendly staff, good prices, and the cool ambience, we look forward to returning and highly recommend Enza.

What a great find! Last time I was in this location, it was an Arby's .. tonight, it is Enza Ramen, a comfortable environment serving up generous bowls of ramen and other Japanese dishes. We started with the calamari appetizer .. perfectly lightly breaded squid accompanied by a tasty mild wasabi dipping sauce.Wife had the Enza Seafood ramen, a generous serving of noodles, bean sprouts, shrimp, squid, shellfish, black mushrooms, scallions, half of a boiled egg in a delicious chicken base soup. I had Enza Curry ramen, heat level 2, a generous serving of yummy brown curry with noodles, corn, four slices of pork belly (pork chachu), .. wow!! Service was great, also, helping us decide which dish to try .. there is so much to choose from.. ramen, sushi rolls, pinto boxes, beers, sodas and drinksCheck out the menu here and go give Enza a try .. there is something for everyone!

What a beautiful place to sit down and feed my curry addiction. Enza has a certain energy and decor that makes me feel like I'm in a little market in Japan. The place is photogenic as well as the foods presentation hits all the marks. Speaking of the food, the curry was good and the ramen was great! The katsu chicken for the curry was exceptional but it's the curry I had a bit of an issue with. It looked beautiful but there seemed to be a lack of flavor. I didn't get that umami / savory punch. The curry tasted more like a gravy. Maybe it's a personal preference or an off batch, but I usually like my curry with a bit more flavor. I'm being a bit more critical since the curry was about $18.The ramen we ordered was amazing. But before that, someone who wasn't our server brought out another ramen which was cold and not what we ordered. So that caused a bit of confusion. When we got what we ordered I was about to full body dive into it. The flavor, the garnish, and the full chicken thigh hit all the spots. I absolutely recommend getting the chicken ramen if you pay Enza a visit.

We are working next door and I saw this place. We order the lunch special udon curry katsu. The place has a drive thru but we opted to sit down. The server was sweet did not speak English all that well, but she managed just fine. The place is cute, Japanese ambiance, they have tablets on every table playing mukbang which grossed me out so we paused it. The lunch special is large plus we ordered sushi rolls, so a lot of good food. Excellent food, sweet service and quick. Will look forward to visiting again.

I'll be fair and say that the food is great however the service was very disappointing especially for a new restaurant. To start off, they are advertising buy one get one free on their social medias. We mentioned the offer to the server and she said "yes! It applies to any of the ramens." There was no disclaimer or mentioning at this point that the deal was only applicable to one free ramen per check. We also ordered 2 sushi rolls as well. When it was time to pay- not only did they initially forget to take the promo off the tab. Once she brought the revised bill with the promo applied only 1 of the 4 ramens were taken off the bill. The employees then stated it was only one free ramen per table allowed. However there is no fine print at all on the advertisement, nor a disclaimer from the staff when ordering that there's a limitation to only one per tab. Not to mention, for a party of 5 there is already an auto gratuity added. (We had 4 adults and 1 child). None of their menus mention auto gratuity or anywhere that is written.Already being an upset customer, there was no efforts to try and resolve a solution. The staff then left me without even trying to close my bill. I had to walk to the register and was ignored until someone came up and said "oh you want to close up here?".. I had to because clearly no one wanted to help close my tab for me to leave. It's a bummer because we truly did enjoy the food, however charging people without them knowing and not being clear with these fees are seriously wrong & unethical. Not to mention already ordering the server was basically walking away from the table before we could finish speaking, so unprofessional.

Cool spot great atmosphere. Ramen was delish! My issue is kinda felt like a bait and switch on their $9.99 bowls. They guy said we had to do a Yelp review in order to get that price. However that not advertised on the FB promo. Then I heard other people asking about the promo and the other server didn't mention it. So it was kinda weird, maybe it was just opening weekend. So the food was really good, the shrimp tempura was delish. We will comeback to try the bento box because it looked amazing.

This is my first time here.Interior of the restaurant is very bright.with imitation Sakura flower decoration and they even have Claw machines...As it's grand opening, they have a deal of$10 miso ramen and tonkotsu ramen.so we ordered as it is.(required to write a review, they saidas well...lol)It Tastes better than expected...I preferred Miso Ramen.Tonkotsu was not like Hakata style. it was chijire men. I liked there was kikurage topping as default.I wish they had condiments like takana moyashi or extra garlic...Server was coming when we need.when we got to go bathroom, we told the sever that my daughter was still working on that bowl...then we're back, it was gone...then they're nicely made another bowl to go for her...Overall it was good.

Nice bowls of tonkotu ramen. Good flavor and decent amount of noodles. We go the zero spicy level, but added some zing, got to ask for that. They also have lots of sushi rolls and katsu/curry items. Also they have a lunch time and late night deals for $11.They also have a clam machine and some sweet flavored slushies to try. Very friendly staff and restaurant has lots of seats and iPad call button for table service (that doesn't seem to work for our table or restaurant- maybe next time, as this is newly opened.)

Came here for their grand opening! I've been to the Henderson Enza and the food is pretty good at both places. This new restaurant is clean with a fresh and lively ambiance. There are also some claw machines to play in the back. Service was prompt and very friendly! The owner/manager there that day I came seems very passionate and frequently rounds and checks in with the guests.I got the Signature Enza Ramen and combo Katsu both level 3 spicy. Signature Enza Ramen: 5/5Katsu Combo: 2.5/5The ramen was really good, very rich and flavorful broth, good texture noodles, and lots of goodies in the bowl with tender rib meat. It wasn't too salty like some ramens can be, and the spice level was perfect for me. I usually order about a 4/5 at a Thai restaurant for reference. I just wish you got a whole egg instead of just half.I wasn't too impressed with the katsu however, the shrimp tempura was a little bready and the chicken katsu was just alright, not dry but not juicy. The curry was a little flat on flavor compared to some other katsu places around. It comes with a bun and some corn, pickles, and green onion that you are apparently supposed to make a sandwich with. Good idea but it's a little odd and messy, I'd rather just have the rice. Overall I would definitely come back for the ramen or to try their happy hour!