Sera's Ramen Enclave

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! I've been coming here for about 5 years now and it's because it really doesn't disappoint. The menu is fairly small but honestly I find it perfect because I eat the same thing every time basically since it's just too good and I can't move on to anything else. The waiters and cooks are very nice, the waitress May knows me even though I wouldn't come back for months due to school workloads but honestly I don't really go to other ramen places because this one is just too good. The location is fairly small but it's so home like and cozy. The walls are covered in anime scenes and it's very cute. I love that the entrance is in a literal alleyway because it always throws off new guests but it's cool, makes it a little weird (not derogatory). As per usual, my recommended dishes that I've tried and will forever get is the sesame pork belly ramen (to die for!), the pork belly bao buns (also to die for, these are literally unmatched! They're a nice mixture of sweet and salty but then the toppings make it slightly fresh and it's so yummy definitely try these), the chicken karaage, the iced matcha latte (soo good, never grassy not too sweet, just right) and the last menu item I've tried is the spring rolls which were good too. Pinky promise this place will not disappoint

This place is really cute, I didn't see any options for making reservations only so thank fully the wait was not too long. We came around 7:30 on a Saturday and waited less than 10 minutes. The servers were all super friendly, they were very attentive and always letting us know that they would get us seated soon. I like the variety in the types of ramen on the menu. The flavorsome is a much lighter ramen than the sesame pork and not the type of ramen broth that I am used to but it was really good. Super meaty tasting broth. The sesame pork ramen was also good, the pork belly was very well seasoned and the flavors were balanced. The bao buns were pretty standard, the sauce was over powering but flavors were still good. Nothing crazy. I liked the ratio of broth to noodle and I like that things were not too salty! The noodles also have a very good chew. I give it a 4/5 because they only give you have an egg and the egg is not marinated at all, just a plain boiled egg. It was $17 per bowl of ramen which is on the more expensive end.

I live in California and I literally always come here every time I visit Denver because I just love their beef Ramen so much.

First time trying this place for my husband's birthday yesterday and wow!! There was so much flavor and freshness in every bite. Our waitress was super knowledgeable on the foods and attentive to my allergies!!! One thing I loved a lot is that you have to walk down an alleyway and it's super cool !!! I recommend this place we will be back!!!

This place is located at the heart of highland. There's no parking lot so go for street parking around the neighborhood.The entrance of this place is actually at the back alley, and it has a cute little patio surrounded by plants. I like the idea that it's a hidden spot, but unfortunately, the food quality is just below my expectationTo start, we ordered a chicken Karaage . It's great with their hot sauce. The real disappointment came with the entrées. We ordered a signature Ramen and a Korean beef rice bowl. The Ramen was neither authentic, nor delicious. The pork in it looks minced and simply stirfried to put on top of the Ramen - this is not traditional and does not add any good flavor to the noodle, which more looks like a shortcut to me. There's no umami flavor of bone broth in the soup, just tastes heavy. I prefer the traditional way of either braised pork or beef, or the Chashu pork belly. The Korean beef, rice ball came with a very small portion of beef. Again, disappointment.Service was very friendly, and when we came here on Saturday during peak lunch hour it was empty so we got served pretty fast and a small space has a charm of intimacy. However I will not consider coming back.

Best pork belly I've ever had, service was kind and prompt, and the lemonades! The entrance in the alley was also really cute! Adds to the charm. I think of this ramen often and will come back the next time I'm in Denver

Loved the food so much I forgot to take a picture We each got differing cocktails- all lovely. We tried a few different ramen options as well and you just truly can't go wrong. Love that this feels like a true hole in the wall having to walk in the alley to get to the dining area. Service was quick and staff was friendly.

I visited for the first time and got the vegan ramen and veggie gyoza. Both were fantastic! The alleyway entrance was very charming and it had a nice lowkey atmosphere too. Will definitely be coming back!

Decent ramen. Not super complex flavors but good starter broth and noodles were perfectly al dente. Also toppings were fresh. Did have slices of pineapple which surprisingly added a nice level of sweetness. I did end up adding some truffle hot sauce from the Truff brand and it really elevated the dish. I have had some pretty great ramen before but this one was solid and satisfied my cravings so I give it a 7.5. The Thai tea was really great and wasn't too sweet and flavor was perfect (I give it a 9.8 [Removing .2 because it was mostly ice])!Items ordered: Vegetarian Ramen, Thai iced tea

For another year in a row, Sera's Ramen Enclave continues to be my favorite ramen spot in Denver! I've loved every dish I've tried and finally had a chance to dine indoors, though the outdoor patio is adorable too. The Demon Slayer décor and manga wall remain classic, and service is super welcoming. Got that family-run feeling, though I'm not sure if it IS family-run. Make sure to get the Iku Yaki (squid) and side of spice. And get here early to find parking because this street gets crazy!