Akuma Ramen & Sushi Bar

They have vegetarian Ramen. You can ask without the garlic and onion if you wanted to be more plain, like I do. You have spinach noodles or egg noodle noodles.Partner loves the fire role. Scallop role was her favorite. I enjoyed the cucumber roll with soy paper Great service !

Food quality was really poor. The tuna hand roll was super fishy tasting (and not in a good way). The ramen was really poorly done. Awful oil-y broth that was somehow tasteless.

I ordered ramen and chicken karage to go and maybe that was my mistake because other reviews seemed to like the ramen/order sushi.Ramen: I got the black ramen. When I got home (close drive from the restaurant and I got there right when they were done making my food), the noodles were very clumped/soggy, and the soup (packaged separately) was cold and separated. I separated the noodles best I could and heated the soup, but it was very oily in a way that I hadn't experienced before with other black ramens. I did not finish the broth. The pork in the soup was yummy.The karage was not amazing, it was unseasoned and also tasted quite oily. comes with a honey mustard like sauce that is okay.

Pretty standard sushi but was perfect for walking over to for dinner after hanging out next door at The Woods.

Service was great from the moment I walked in. I got sat and helped immediately. The server recommended the truffle ramen and it was a good choice. The brother is so rich plus the cuts of pork are nice and thick. I like the anime theme all around. It is very aestheticly appealing. I also had some sushi that was surprisingly good. It is hard to find some good sushi in the States but the one they had here was awesome. I don't know what they drizzle on it but I didn't even add soy sauce because of how good it was. Based on the food and service they get the 5 stars.

This was the second time iv eaten here. They have a daily happy hour and just an overall great menu. I had the new garlic truffle ramen which was so delicious. And my mom got the shoyu ramen which she said was very good and hit the spot. Probably one of the more affordable places in weho that we went too. Very cool restaurant with the art work and figures.

I was in WeHo and wanted a no-frills sushi spot - something that would be filling tasty and won't break the bank. Akuma certainly delivered.They have an all day happy hour so we got gyoza, chicken karaage, rolls, yellowtail scallion roll, and scallop sushi that was on that menu. My friend said the gyoza was the best he's had. The karaage was not as memorable. The yellowtail scallion roll felt fresh and the scallion had a good zing to it. They substituted soy wrapper for me since I'm not a fan of seaweed. We ordered the ramen off the regular menu and that was delicious. I got the truffle garlic ramen and my friend got the akuma ramen - we were happy with our decisions. The portions were pretty good, especially the ramen which was filling. Even ended up with leftovers to take home. We sat in the outdoor patio and the server was really attentive. Loved the street fighter theme and decor inside which made it feel like a cool sushi spot. I overheard another table mentioning getting their usual so it felt like a local joint. Plenty of parking spaces in their lot. Also, street parking was pretty open on a Thursday early evening.

Came back and finally tried the ramen. I had the truffle garlic ramen which comes with pork. It was exactly what I was craving. Absolutely delicious.

The service is great for a local sushi spot. Very attentive staff. There's an all day happy hour and a lot of sushi options on the menu. I sat outside but there are wild birds screaming at the establishment right next door. I think they have birds as pets in their yard and was startled a few times. I'll be back here, but will sit inside next time. The sushi was pretty good and filling as well. I got the spicy tuna, spicy albacore, spicy salmon roll, and shishito peppers. I had plenty of leftovers and really enjoyed my meal.

We've been coming to Akuma Ramen & Sushi Bar for about 3 years now, and it's become one of our favorite spots. The Black Ramen is my go-to--it's always tasty, rich, and comforting, with just the right amount of flavor. It's consistently delicious every time, which keeps me coming back. The sushi is always fresh, and you can tell they take pride in the quality of their ingredients. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, and the staff is always friendly. If you're craving both great ramen and sushi in one place, Akuma is definitely worth the visit!