Kami Ramen & Bar

The Tonkatsu Black soup was good and enough amount of pork belly slices - very filling. The edamame appetizer has a good tasting blend of chili sauce, salt, and herbs. Ambiance seems to be relaxed and our server was pleasant. Overall experience ... definitely, will come back - given the chance.

Food was okay. The flavor was not bad but it was completely unauthentic. I ordered the cilantro ramen and it tasted like a cross between Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine. The food also came out very lukewarm, not hot at all. The chicken that came with my dish was clearly boiled chicken breast so it was tough, dry and barely flavored. The kimchi squid was not good either.Service and ambience was okay, not bad but nothing notable. I requested the Japanese chili powder and the waitresses were quite confused.Prices were normal but not low enough to warrant coming back.I gave it two stars for the decor and passable flavor.

We tried out their Tonkotsu black ramen, which was pretty good. There were some little quirks though with our experience. We had ordered Thai tea with less ice, but it was full of ice, and much less of the actual drink. Also, the thick noodles we requested for the ramen were actually not that thick. I think Jinya does their ramen better. My friend ordered the beef teriyaki and I felt bad for him. The beef looked like a frozen dinner and supposedly it was tough. Service is also a little slower as less wait staff although it was a weekend. Ambience is casual.

This is NOT your elite Ramen bar. This is just a quick fix neighborhood spot to satisfy a craving. Perhaps a place to bring the family and kids. This is not a spot to WOW your date. The p I ace itself is nice. I never sat in. Just take out. Service is good. Now the food...I have tried 2 different ramens (the tonkotsu black with pork and some chicken one...forget which). Anyways, I Love the way they separate the dry goods and broth. The packaging is beautiful. I felt both times, the broth was flavorless. I had to add my own seasonings to spruce it up. They also skimp on proteins so if you love your meats, be sure to do an add on. This will off course bring your bowl cost closer to $15-20 range. To me, that's a wee bit steep for not so tasty Ramen. I also tried the pork bao. Just don't. Not worth it.Final grade: C+I might return if I have an EXTREME craving for Ramen that needs to be satisfied within 15 min. I.e probably not for several months/years

Hostess was nice. Inside was quiet and nice wall decor. Our waiter was cool too. We ordered some egg rolls for our appetizer. They were so tasty and were a nice size. I ordered the #7 ramen minus the egg and added chili oil. My husband ordered combo fried rice and Texas City sushi. The ramen was okay but I probably wouldn't order it again. I would however go back for the egg roll and sushi!! Before I left, I grabbed a mango yogurt drink. I thought it would be milk based like a smoothie almost but it didn't seem that way. It was okay nonetheless.

Decent Japanese food in the burbs for ramen and other traditional rice plates. Plenty of booth and table seating inside. It was fairly empty early evening on a Monday...maybe cause it was a holiday. Very clean. Our waiter, Andreas, was nice and attentive. He checked in every so often.There was a sign at the front that you get a free Thai tea when you show your Yelp review. We ended up with two by accident. The Thai tea wasn't over steeped, grainy, or too sweet. The ice didn't seem to water it down throughout the meal either.The chicken karaage wasn't overly breaded and had good flavor and tenderness. It was good dipped in the mayo-based sauce...and eaten with rice.I had the pork chasu don bento cause I wanted to try a bit of everything. The salad was fresh with a good miso-ginger dressing. The pork gyoza were possibly pan fried and had a crisp wonton. You get large portions of the pork that is sliced. Very tender and had good flavor braised in the sauce similar to pot roast and different from the pork chasu bowl at Jinya (if you've ever tried it). It paired nicely with the soft boiled egg and rice. The broth of the ramen was seasoned well, but it was lukewarm. Some spice for a nice kick could've been added.

Vibe- Cute chill spot with a good amount of indoor seating. They have some of your favorite Asian inspired meals: ramen, fried rice, etc.Customer service- Great! The girl that took my order was very kind and she even recommended their best selling vegetable ramen to me.Food/drinks- I had the spicy creamy vegan ramen and it was full of good flavor; I'd get it again!!!Parking- Its a lot with plenty of parking spots.

Was skeptic with the low 3ish star, but my daughter loves and usually wants ramen when we go out. So a hungry child must have her fix.Surprisingly it wasn't bad as people say it is.Restaurant: for the most part, clean, there were booths as well. Staff: they were great and very attentive.Tonkonstu ramen: 4/5. I was shocked. I usually get like shoyu or miso, but have Tonkonstu a try.Flavorful broth, 3 chasu pork, 3 Naruto fish cakes, many bamboo shoots, not an instant ramen noodle. All in all solid ramen! Just bummed we didn't get a whole egg. It only had half of one. I did order an extra side of eggs but honestly the egg is not good here. My daughter kills ramen egg but she doesn't like this one. Takoyaki: hot, creamy, flavorful, honestly I think they use real octopus tentacles too which is a plus. 5/5Coke: 5/5 gave it to us in styrofoam cup. Will definitely come back when in the area. Not bad

Update:Kami Ramen & Bar, I don't know how we got on the wrong foot, but you have redeemed yourself. You are like my side chick when my main ramen restaurant is too far or is closed when I am craving some ramen. The ramen is decent and better tasting than last time. Idk what that was before, but now it's like you had a whole face lift. Unfortunately, it got cold too fast so it was hard to appreciate the flavors. Broth is mild. Noodles are thick. Chashu is aromatic. Love the marinated egg, I can forget that boiled egg you gave me last time. Surprisingly, the karaage was plentiful and had good flavors, would come back again with family. I forgive you Kami Ramen & Sushi.

The ramen was okay. I was put off by the piece of plastic found in my broth towards the end of my meal. Service was great, but won't be returning. Wasn't worth it.