Burosu Ramen

One of the best Ramen spots in the valley. Consistently good food, good service, and good vibes ! Their teas are good too. I like the passionfruit!

Burosu Ramen is located in a little plaza on Ventura Blvd. Parking can be pretty easy if you park in a nearby lot or are able to score parking on the main street. Inside you will find a cute little (4-5 tables or so) dining area and a bar that pumps out a LOT of delicious teas and ramen dishes.Service is pretty friendly, your host will greet you and you will be seated basically right away. The menu for the food doesn't have too much variety but just enough to give slight options.. I wish the ramen had a bit more of a unique or stand out flavor but I found it to be pretty standard tasting. Like, this isn't a spot I would make a drive for but I would come out of pure convenience. The variety of tea's were pretty good! Just wish their menu was a bit more descriptive for those who are not overly familiar with the menu. Overall pretty standard and good.

Reddo! Reddo! Reddo! Spicy and flavorful :)Located in a mini-mall of shops on the ground level. This is a hidden gem!Space is quant. Service was fast and friendly. The broth could have been a tad warmer but hey it's all good.Love their happy hour from 3-6 daily. $5 off ramen and deals on appetizers and drinks,$33 gets you two bowls, an order of croquettes, and chicken gyoza.I had the most popular ramen -- forget the name. It was good. But my daughter had the Reddo -- wow! Should have gotten that!So dang good! Definitely coming back to get a bowl of Reddo w/ pork for myself.Only negative was the parking lot. Which was fine but the northwest corner is obviously the "bathroom" yuck! Can't blame the restaurant for that. But the property manager needs to do something about it.I'll be back (parking on the street lol)

We came here fairly late after a visit to Universal Studio. The decor was cute and had a studio ghibli feel to it. I highly recommend the chicken karaage which came out hot and juicy. Maki rolls were generously sized and tasted fresh despite the fact there were no sushi bar. Boba tea were ok, I think they light side and a little expensive compare to the food. As for the ramen, don't expect a rich bold broth. The broth here was on the light side, more like Chinese noodle soup than Japanese ramen. Overall, it was a good meal, but not quite authentic tasting.

Buroso is located within a plaza - there is seating both indoors and outdoors but the space itself is quite small. I tried the taro milk tea and the brothless ramen , Orenji, with ground chicken. Based on other reviews, I thought the ramen would be packed with flavor but it was just okay, however the noodles were quite delicious - perfect texture. The taro milk tea was the star of the show, the milk tea flavor was so good - not overwhelming whatsoever and the same goes for the boba. They don't have a liquor license but they do offer non-alcoholic beer. Service was good, we made a reservation and were seated promptly. There is underground parking available.

Bureau Ramen is one of my favorite places in the valley. The food is always fresh. The salmon melts in your mouth. The salads are great. They have a great lunch menu as well as a fantastic happy hour menu. And of course I would be remiss if I did not mention the ramen which is always perfect. The service is superb and the ambiance is very inviting. If you go tell the owner that Lydia sent you. I am a super fan. I give them 10.

Place is fantastic. Fast & friendly service. Food always hits the spot! Tea is also pretty good. Ambiance is nice & relaxing vibe. Always a good experience going here. Yuzu chicken ramen is my favorite

Another fantastic meal at Burosu Ramen. Definitely one of the best Ramen spots in the Valley.

Lunch special was a decent value, but overall ramen was nothing special and service was lacking. Lady who served me looked annoyed and was rushing around the whole time so I felt bad asking for anything, including switching my drink order or asking why there was a floating thing in my drink. Ramen noodles were good but broth was not dense/flavorful enough. Chashu had some tough to chew parts. Egg had an interesting taste. Gyoza was too crispy and flavor was lacking - dipping sauce didn't help.

Burosu Ramen is a great spot. The Truffle Ramen is rich and full of flavor, definitely on point. Reddo was super delicious with just the right amount of spice enough to give a kick but not overpowering. The chicken gyoza was also tasty, and the sauce made it even better. Definitely worth a visit