Ramen-Ya

Love this place for quick ramen! Everyone here is kind and the ambiance is warm and spacious. The mapo tofu ramen, fried rice, gyoza and shoyu ramen are my top faves! They give a lot of food and the prices are fair! The service is fast as well! This location is my favorite location Especially on a rainy day :)

I thought this place would be a 3-3.5 star, as soon as I tasted their Tantan noodle. However I changed my mind after eating their sesame mochi balls!! Maybe it was just out of the pan and it tastes sooooo goooood! Best that I've ever tasted. Hubby says this is his childhood place when growing up, and he always ordered the same thing - combo number 1, curry katsu and ramen. I agree with him, the katsu was pretty good, crispy on the outside and juicy on the outside. It's just this tan tan noodle was a bit off - maybe it was an innovation, however I was expecting sesame crusts to be more authentic. Staff was friendly and efficient. This place starts quiet. While gets more crowded for lunch as the time past noon. Seems a popular spot in the neighborhood.

The food is good. The waitress/cashier isn't Ms. Personality for sure. Which means I won't be returning for a long time. Food plus friendly customer service would create a great eating experience.

Being the ramen noodle lover that I am, I often frequent this particular location when in the mood for noodles. I love the food and my favorite order is chicken katsu ramen. The service is good and fast which is perfect for a quick delicious meal! The waitresses often bring a balloon for my daughter upon finishing the meal and the ambiance is peaceful even when every table is full! Will definitely return for more!

I ordered from Ramen-Ya on Doordash and they came through! It arrived pretty fast and the mini combo I ordered consisted of Mochiko Chicken, white rice, mac salad, Gyoza, & mini Shoyu ramen with noodles. I like how they separated the noodles from the soup and put it on the side. Everything was at the right temperature too and the portion sizing was big for a decent price. I would for sure come again. Yummm I will say the chicken was kinda hard to chew from what I remember, but I can't complain the ramen was perfect and I loved the broth. Affordable & delicious. I've never eaten inside so I'm basing this off delivery service.Gyoza - 7/10Ramen - 10/10Mochiko Chicken - 8/10

Had a craving for some ramen-unfortunately this bowl did not hit the spot. It was a hearty serving but the flavor was a little off. I'm willing to try out another flavored dish next timearound.

Overall this place is not bad! I got the tan tan ramen and my husband got their shoyu ramen. We also ordered appetizers, takoyaki. The takoyaki was ok but missing the garnishes on top! The takoyaki sauce with the kewpie mayo drizzled and bonito flakes. If had that, it would've completed the meal! Service is quick and the employees are nice.

Wasn't really a fan of this place. We ended up eating here since the sushi place we wanted to eat at nearby was packed. Food was alright - you get a big portion for less which is nice!

Soooo much better than the chain demeanor would suggest. This place has become a go to for our family when we're just not in the mood to cook but want good food, great potions and a fair price. Because I'm a ramen lover I always get the regular sized Tantan. In all the regular size bowls you get all of the plus ups. You get the shoyu soaked bamboo shoots, shoyu egg (a full egg, just cut in half) and sea weed slices dressing the rest of your order. And if you want to be smart and travel with your family (like I do), my wife and son get the combo sets! Each set comes with a smaller serving of your ramen choice (I've been able to ask for my ramen to be the tantan in the smaller size), 4 pieces of gyoza and another side dish of your choice from their side menu. My wife gets the small fried rice because I always need at least one scoop of fried rice to pair with my broth for a nostalgic scoop (I'd always do that as a kid). My son normally gets a side of Katsu curry (pretty generous portions but we've come to find that the dish is better when you ask for it separately and it also leaves more for left overs)! I'd normally be able to pilfer a slice or two of Katsu but because he's a growing boy, he normally eats it all before I can reach over so now I'm reduced to just eating the panko crumbs off the top of the rice with some curry. Still not bad. The restaurant itself is very well lit and has a nice Asian ramen house feel to it. Lots of wood features really helps the trappings feel more authentic. And though it is a ramen spot (here in Ewa, at least) the workers are Chinese and sometimes Filipino but they're really nice and know the menu well. They've also recently began a little stand of Knick knacks to sell on the side that's pretty cool. But at the end of the meal, they'll often go and grab something from there and give to the kids gratis! So again, if you want something hot, good and worth your money, I'd be hard pressed to find you a deal that's better. And for as far as my knowledge base can speak to, they all taste relatively the same so don't be afraid. Oh... also.. pro tip: to plus up the gyoza put a full scoop of the chili sauce and mix it with the gyoza sauce. Ono. Or oishi. Or... you know what I mean.

Food's price always reasonable. Take this with a grain of salt but a lot of restaurants don't tend to really work on the quality of taste, but of course the food is still what you expected and what can fill your stomach. With that being said, it's the service. The service is what makes a client like myself and my family come.. to the point that extra service is being done to my son. Amazing people that takes good care of the person paying but more so the people surrounding the table. I go for taste buds and the flavor - quality, but if your service is amazing.. you'll see me if you only serve 1 type of food. Thank you Ewa Beach ramen Ya for taking care of my families, and especially my wife and son. PS, if I have to pick a food, I'd pick the combo A or B meal. For a good price you can have two mini entrees and a side of gyoza, not too shabby. Thanks for reading