Ichiddo Ramen

One of my relatives said that this ramen place was good, so we decided to try it since we were at the mall and it was lunchtime already. I ordered the tsukemen ramen (dipping ramen, spicy miso ramen and seafood ramen. The dipping ramen was kinda interesting, which is y we got it. When we got our order, the size was decent. We all shared it as a family and it was food. We couldn't really finished it. I think because we ordered too much food. The flavor was great. We can taste a lot of unami.

This place was recommended on a "where to eat" video I watched and I walked all around to find it. It's in the food court area closer to Nordstrom, fyi. Crispy Chicken Ramen was perfect for me. For $15 I satisfied my craving for some salted broth with deliciously cooked noodles. The chicken didn't remain crispy for long but paired well with the cabbage and corn. There was 1 tiny piece of fish cake in here too. Taro Boba Milk Tea - sweet treat that paired well. Boba is always refreshing Glad I stopped in!

I'm visiting the Mall of America and since it's 36 degrees outside Ramen sounded like a good idea for lunch.First off, being that I'm in Minnesota the Ramen is pretty good for middle America lol. I ordered the Spicy Ramen with Char Siu. I like the texture of the noodles, the soup base is a bit salty and isn't as spicy as I like. The pork is ok, seems like it's made before hand as well as the soft boil egg. Its a bit pricey for mall food $18.39 after tax. Setvice js good being it's a food court stand I can't say much about the service. You pay first and get your order when it's done at the counter. This is a mall food court setting so ambiance is loud with people walking around you.

We had a hankering for ramen while at the mall and we hit up this spot. The ordering system was good and I liked the pager system. The ramen was decent for mall food. I was a little disappointed they didn't use trays for our food making it difficult to carry everything to our table.

Just OK. Yes, I'm aware that I took a risk ordering a non-ramen item at a ramen shop. Then again it is also a ramen shop in a food court of a mall -- not just any mall, of course, but the Mall of America. I had some hope! There was even a photo of the item I ordered from a while back that looked much better, must have been pre-Covid or something.Anyway, I got the char siu donburi (hand-sliced Char Siu pork, Japanese mayo, chef special sauce, green onion, rice seasoning nori, white onion over white rice) which I would say was 50% rice and you couldn't see the pork underneath all that mayo and sauce. Japanese mayo (a.k.a. Kewpie) is already very rich. Really wish the ratio of pork to rice was higher, wonder if I could have added a seasoned egg just for the heck of it. I know I ordered the "Char siu donburi" and not the "Shredded Char siu donburi" but to be honest I think they might have used the shredded char siu in my bowl; those definitely weren't sliced like I expect to see in the ramen bowls.Also got a Taro Milk Tea with Lychee Jelly which was OK. I at least didn't want to also take a gamble on chewy boba. Not sure if their milk teas are made with powder or real tea either. I know there were other opportunities at MOA to get boba/bubble tea such as UniUni or Chatime but such is Midwest life.

Fast food ramen. Received our food in 10 minutes. And the food totally reflected it. Ramen was hard. The soup flavor was the only thing that was saving it. Edamame and calamari were just ok. Came out hot and fresh but it really tasted like McDonald's fast food quality. Service was just ok. Nice but nothing about it was excellent. I wouldn't come back here. It was too chinsy of ramen food. I would rather go somewhere else.

Got the Char Siu ramen. It was average at best. The broth was the best part and it was hot. The actual ramen noodles were a little too chewy and the pork belly was tough. I think had it been braised a little longer it would have been better. I also order the char Siu appetizer. I thought it would be served warm, but missed that it is served cold. It was okay also but would have been better hot. Not bad for a chain, I want to try the spicy ramen and see if there is a difference.

The ramen was disappointing. I got vegetable broth with kimchi and beef for one soup and with crispy chicken for another soup. Both lacked flavour and broth was cold. Maybe it was cold because it was vegetable broth and they don't use it as much but either way 30 bucks for disappointing lunch. That we didn't even finish. Kimchi had nice kick but there was no other flavours . Crispy chicken was ok , thinner than napkins mostly breading. Won't be getting it again. Maybe the pork broth is better but I don't want to spend more to find out .

Both of us decided our meat was very cheap and chewy. Lots of noodles, good flavor. For $16 a bowl, pretty spendy.

It was honestly very nice. The food finished quickly and was delicious. There was a bit of confusion as the phone number was changed into a random number I didn't recognize, so I was held back from picking up my order for a bit, but no complaints towards the staff member. She tried very hard to make sure I was the right person and to protect my meal for me (thank you ^^). I eventually got my food and it was an overall nice experience with yummy food.