Ramen Bar

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Came in on a quiet evening with some friends with the intention of getting something warm and brothy. We started off with the edamame which was pretty good, but lacked in flavor a bit, perhaps some salt, or if I had got the garlic version it would have been much tastier. The ramen was good, but less spicy than I hoped for even though I requested it very spicy. The pork was tender and flavorful which compensated for the broth tasting a bit watery. Overall it kind of tasted a bit like top ramen dressed up in a nice bowl. The service was decent, but nothing spectacular and at times I had to flag down the waitress in the empty restaurant. Overall I probably would choose a different ramen place next time, but it was ok for what it was, my expectations were never really that high for this place.

Gotta love a good ramen bar. This place has a decent selection of both sushi and ramen. We started with the spicy salmon roll which was pretty good. I really liked the crunch stuff they put on top of the roll. Next we ended up sharing a Kara Kara Tonkotsu Ramen. We were intrigued by the idea of getting something very spicy. This ramen offered different spice levels. While we decided to go with the most spicy level, we were both disappointed we didn't find it that spicy. I wanted a burn your tongue experience . I do think the base was delicious. I really liked the pork as well. The pork was super juicy. The service was amazing. They waiting for us to finish eating even though they were closed.

Great service. Lots of seating. Nice ambiance. Street parking if you can find one. Sushi rolls and ramen bowl was tasty. Lots of choices in menu.

For people like me (always hot) Ramen soup during a heat wave is not a great idea. I chose this restaurant because they serve alcohol and they have a sushi menu. The staff members are all really nice and they were working their butts off! The sushi was fresh and the spicy soup flavorful...Unfortunately the AC wasn't working that well, they were understaffed, and the sushi menu and the bar menu did not have a good variety of options. I tried to order a vodka with pineapple juice on the rocks. They were either out of pineapple juice or they don't stock pineapple juice on their bar menu. Signature cocktails are great but sometimes you just want 2 ingredients :)I love sushi and was really there for sushi. I found the menu to be disappointing but everything was fresh. If you love giant bowls of steamy, hot noodle soup go there.

I got takeout from Ramen Bar like a year ago and the food was so good I scarfed it down before I could take a pic...so now here's a 2nd attempt of my review LOL! The restaurant has a very cute, trendy vibe with an intimate dining room. Btw, parking can be a challenge but if you luck up & get a parking spot directly outside the restaurant on Lancaster Avenue, it's free.The ramen...WOW! I had every intention of taking some home but nope...ate every last bit there! As a pescaterian, majority of the ramen dishes had pork broth BUT there was about 3-4 chicken/vegetable/shrimp ramen bowls. Since I had the Vegetable Miso Ramen on my 1st visit (highly recommend!), I tried the Green Curry Ramen and this dish too measured up!There's a full bar and I definitely want to return to try their sushi which I hear is great too. Ishmael took great care of us at the bar!The only reason I'm giving Ramen Bar a 4 instead of 5 stars is because I asked for a little hot sauce to add to my ramen and the young lady gave me Bakudan which was delish but an additional $3 and didn't even advise beforehand (total pet peeve of mine)! I never heard of an additional charge for hot sauce and even so, generally a condiment charge is only $1-2; $3 is pretty steep. But go figures because if you add shrimp to the Vegetable Miso Ramen it's an additional $7. I guess they don't care about making things reasonable even though the restaurant is located on Drexel's campus. Also it would be nice if Ramen Bar's Happy Hour pricing returned like it had pre-pandemic (the HH menu is still on the restaurant's IG page).

Right in the heart of Drexel and University college., serving all the college student. Because if you don't live around the area, parking is a nightmare, but what's worst then the parking is the Service., oh man you be waiting and waiting and waiting . I had to get up a few time to look for a waiter. When your food is out, you won't see any server after. It's like a Disappearing act.Good news the ramen was hella good. I mean almost worth the service good.yakitori skewer is worst then the service. And how can you hate on fried ice cream. Would I come back, prolly for the ramen. Ramen bar is like an ex girlfriend that have Always treat you like trash neglected you emotionally and physically. But the sex is amazing. So you can't help but come and get Punish.

I have been wanted to try to Ramen Bar for a while now and I finally made it happen. My friend and I came in on friday around 8pm and they said they could sit us at a table that was kind of in a weird spot or we could wait for a better table. We were really hungry and we really didn't care about the table location so we sat immediately. The restaurant looked cute inside - kind of a loft look to it. I've recently been to TX and ate my way thru every deep friend avocado on every menu I saw - so I was super excited to see a deep fried avocado stuffed w crab and tuna. I also ordered a pork ramen w an egg on it. (which they all sounded the same on the menu so I needed the server to help me w my order). My friend ordered some sushi and an app of steamed buns. We waited a long time for a food and we were quite starved. Finally my friend's sushi came out and my fried avo. Except my fried avo came out as a sushi roll. Sent back and waited for the correct order while my friend finished her sushi. Eventually the correct fried avo came out, my soup and my friends steamed buns (which she loved). My friend avo was not that good. And the crab was "Krab" = disappointing. The soup did not have the egg on it that I ordered. BUT!! The soup was soooooo delicious. I loved every single spoonful. So I'm not holding the other stuff against them. I get there is a server shortage happening and mistakes happen and I will return for more delicious pork ramen.

Went here with a friend at around 5pm on a Sunday. It was not crowded so we were seated immediately and our food was out in 10 min or less. I had ordered the Tonkotsu Chashumen with one marinated boiled egg. When I got the ramen, I was given a boiled egg but I do not believe it was marinated. Since the egg is one of my favorite parts of ramen, I was slightly disappointed. The noodles and broth were tasty and the egg did add a little something, but nothing out of this world. The appeal of this location is that it is on University City campus, where there are not many ramen locations. It was $14 (since there was 3 slices of pork) plus extra for the egg, so it's a bit on the pricer side, especially since most places I've been include the egg in the ramen for no extra charge. Although there are plenty of tables and seats, they are not spaced out super well, so I would recommend using the bathroom before you sit down. Luckily no one was seated at the tables next to us until the very end. Overall it satisfied my craving and would love to come back to explore more of their menu!

If you're in the mood for ramen this is good place to dine. Great food and amazing customer service! I would definitely return!