Kotoyama Ramen

Here on a business travel, first place I had for dinner! Overall the ramen was very tasty. Ordered Ramen #1. The broth was very flavorful and creamy. Good portion of meat and noodles as well. I would definitely recommend this place! I may have to come again for a different bowl before I head home;)!!

I'm late to the ramen game, as my opinion used to be that I would never spend that much money on Ramen noodles. I think it's an Asian thing for me. Well, Kotoyama has changed my mind. Located on the edge of Hamilton Town center, as an anchor restaurant in strip mall, there is plenty of parking. The only dish that was sub-excellent was the crab jalapeno. Not quite sure what flavor they were going for but it was kind of bland and difficult to eat.The gyoza were really good and for my first ever ramen from a restaurant, it was amazing. The broth was delicious, the minched pork was delicious, even the fish cakes which really scared me by the look and description, were also good. Chewy but the flavor was not fishy. My friend's mango milkshake was amazing. My boba was standard but since I'm a Yelper and checked in, it was free! So who can complain about surprise free boba?! Not me.I honestly can't wait to go back. This ramen outing inspired me to get ramen in Vegas and to be honest, the Indy ramen was better.

M and I decided to go here on a whim last Friday and WOW! it was absolutely amazing. This place is located right across from Nobleville's new BJ Wholesale Club. The service was amazing -- greeted right when we walked in and sat immediately. Our server, Evi was awesome -- she was able to provide great recommendations and provided great service. We started with some teas -- I got the Jasmine and M got the Peach Oolong with 50% sweetness. The sweetener is definitely sweet, so I always get mine with none. We then got three appetizers, the Char Sui Pork Bun, Gyoza, and Chicken Wontons. All three of the appetizers were AMAZING! Each came out full of flavor and fresh from the kitchen, the pork bun was probably my favorite! We then ordered our entrees; I got the Spicy Miso Ramen and M got the Stir Fry Ramen w/ Chicken and Beef. The Spicy Miso Ramen was really good and not too spicy -- the noodles were warm and soaked up the broth's awesome flavor. The Spicy Miso Ramen came with 3 cuts of the pork belly -- it was good, but not as protein-heavy as I thought it would be. M's Stir Fry ramen was great -- it reminded me a bit of Pad Thai -- just with different flavors. Overall we absolutely loved this place, the atmosphere, the service and the food/ drinks were all amazing! We can't wait to go back!

It was nice to find a solid ramen place so close to my parents' house. Having lived in California for several years, my expectations for ramen are somewhat high. Kotoyama definitely met them.Initially, I wasn't too happy with my kimchi ramen, as there wasn't much flavor. But as the kimchi cooked in the broth, it got progressively better. The noodles were also nice and firm. Meanwhile, the calamari appetizer was well battered and crispy.Overall, pretty happy with this place. Would recommend.

From grabbing a cup of Coffee Bubble tea and enjoying some mouthwatering ramen, this joint gives off a cozy, hole-in-the-wall vibe with amazing food.

It wasn't bad and nothing special. I've never had Rome not made at home. It was worth having it once. I did take out and seemed to be the majority of how they do business. Would I go again? Probably not, but it was ok for what it was. I'd say it was pricy for what you get as well. I'd at least give it a try if your thinking about it.

Visited here tonight with a few work friends for cocktails and dinner before heading home. We all really loved our dragonfruit sakerita, it was refreshing and had fresh fruit in it! I ordered the spicy miso ramen, it was good as well. I feel like this ramen restaurant may run cheaper than others in the area, so it's a nice option to have. The service was just okay, after our bowls arrived, no one checked on us for a long while, and we sat finished with our plates for some time. Maybe not the best if you are in a hurry!

This was a great place for a warm bowl of ramen. The noodles were cooked well, and it's all about the broth. I got a char siu ramen. The soft boiled egg was cooked perfectly. The service was fast. My only complaint was the restaurant was cold, but once I got the noodles that was fine. We also got fried calamari as an appetizer which was tasty. Would definitely come back

If you're looking for a small ramen spot in Noblesville look no further. I decided to stop in for a quick dinner. The menu is pretty straight forward. They have many appetizer options and 13 different ramens to choose from. I am a sucker for spicy miso ramen. I decided to add minced char siu and ordered the chicken wontons to start. The wontons were brought out quickly. They were served with a sweet chili sauce. The wontons weren't anything special. I wouldn't order them again as they lacked flavor. The service here is quick as I took one bite of the appetizer my ramen was being served. The ramen smelled absolutely delicious but I was unsure of the spice level from the color of the broth. I was so let down there wasn't any spice and I thought the broth was pretty flavorless. I added some sriracha and it helped a lot. I will say the noodles were great they make them in house and the texture was perfect. I loved the charsui. It'a very flavorful and great addition. Service was good but I'm not sure I'd come back the prices for the ramen are on the higher side in my opinion there's better for less.

If you're looking for mouth watering ramen along with customer service that is second to none, I suggest Kotoyama's. I started with perfectly cooked fried gyosa with a refreshing peach boba to wash it down. Then I had the beef ramen bowl which was outstanding.I definitely recommend this place if you are in the area. You will not be disappointed.