Ramen Hiroshi San Francisco

Been there twice already. It's now my fav go to ramen place in SF! 10/10My old favorite was Ippudo, been there over 15 times for the Akamaru modern ramen. BUT they recently changed their recipe to keep the cost lower . The chashu turned into just sliced pork. Plating is not as nice. Def not worth $21 per bowl of ramen. Back to ramen hiroshi, taste is comparable to ippudo now lolll and they give you big pieces of chashu! Good for the wallet and the heart. All my friends liked it too. The only con is the restroom downstairs is really not good. Please improve on management.

I heard good things about their ramen so I came to try. The restaurant is set up nicely but it did not smell very nice. Ordered their signature, Hiroshi Ramen. It took whopping 25 minutes to serve. Ramen taste good, so is the broth. However, there was a big issue with their serving brass to the proportion of the noodle. There was not enough broth to finish the noodle. When I asked for an extra charged an extra for the broth. Overall, with the long wait to get a bowl of ramen, extra cost for broth, it's not worth coming back.

Pretty good ramen although a wee bit on the pricy side. We ordered the tonkatsu and the vegetarian yuzu and the noodles are absolutely top notch. I felt the broth in the yuzu soup was not quite as intensely flavoured as I would have liked but it was still good. Lots of tasty vegetables to help round it out.We came for lunch and the restaurant wasn't busy at all. Service was attentive and fast and we really enjoyed lunch here. We're definitely looking to come back.

We were looking for a Raman spot in downtown and came across this Ramen place has been on our list to try. I wish I can say that it was great, but unfortunately, the Ramen felt short. The broth was extremely salty, and thankfully the waiter was able to get me a new bowl with less salty, the pork bone broth did not really taste flavorful, it taste more like soy sauce. It took a long time for us to get water and we had to ask multiple times to get refill of water because the broth was just too salty. The noodles were generous portion, but the flavors just fell short.Place is cute overall nice and spacious.

I took my kid on an SF adventure tour just before the new school year started. We took the ferry into the city, the tram to to pier 39 (the sea lions are still there) and then cable car to Chinatown. After quite a lot of walking, the hunger came quickly and since I can always get her with a bowl of soup, we took a break at Ramen Hiroshi.What a treat!!! Have you ever heard a 4 year old sigh and moan over a bowl of soup? I have now. People around us were a bit bemused, but she was so into slurping and tasting, she didn't care. And I was such a proud mama!Stop by for a nice lunch and taste their absolutely amazing ramen! We also sampled some edamame and gyoza. Stellar!

Pretty solid ramen place! Their egg was perfectly jammy on the inside which is the type of ramen egg I love. Their tan tan ramen broth is tasty and I enjoyed the thicker noodles in it. My boyfriend got the tonkotsu broth and it was also a good pick. The Hanetsuki gyoza looked so cool as I loved the crispy bottom they had on it. The gyoza was yummy! I was craving a more authentic gyoza and this place had it! The server was kind and the restaurant had a cute set up. It was a nice place to have a date with my boyfriend.

Fresh and delicious! I also ordered steamed gyouza which were a perfect side. Friendly staff, what more can you ask for!

I've had a lot of ramen in my day and when I say that this was the worst, most tasteless ramen I've ever had in my life, I'm not exaggerating. Stay away from here. It was $60 spent on a lunch that was so bad we needed ice cream afterwards to wipe away the taste in our mouths.

Great spot for ramen. Has nice seating in the back. I had the chicken yuzu ramen with curly noodles. It was a good portion for the size and value. The takoyaki was good as well. I liked the yuzu sake it reminded me a bit of mike's hard lemonade.

PSA - the veggie ramen made me violently ill and the meat ramen made my date feel off.There are two veggie ramen options. I ordered one with no egg to make it vegan. It wasnt very good, broth tasted like diluted soy sauce. I barely made it home before getting violently ill. My date, who ordered a meat ramen, didn't get sick like I did but they felt nauseous immediately.Wont be back and don't recommend. Our date ended very early and abruptly due to ramen induced illness. Boooooo!