Yamazaki Ramen

so yummy and delicious. best gyoza i've ever had. friendly service and nice decorations.

TLDR: pretty good ramen, excellent customer service! Will be returning :)came here with a friend right before a movie to grab a quick meal. They were completely full, had tons of takeout orders to fulfill, and only had one waiter for the whole restaurant. It took us almost an hour to get our food, and when it finally arrived we only had about 25 minutes until the movie started, so we asked our waiter for the check at the same time. He apologized profusely and then gave us 50% off our entire bill. We ended up making the movie after eating the fastest meal of our lives. The waiter was one of the kindest waitstaff I've had at any restaurant despite being clearly overworked and overwhelmed.The ramen itself was good - definitely the best ramen I've had in or near Philly and on par with the ramen I'm used to in cities with larger Asian populations. It's also the only place in Philly that I've found with sukiyaki - the sweet beef that they have in the beef udon or the beef rice bowl.

In the middle of Bryn Mawr and right on mainLancaster Avenue this place is a nice addition to the food scene of mainline. Casual, chic and very authentically Japanese this place serves a variety of Japanese dishes. The servers were friendly and very helpful in suggesting what would be the best options for us. We ordered the Japanese drink Calpico in original and mango variety. Mango was refreshing however a little more sugary than I would have liked . The original was not that great.We ordered Takoyaki for appetizer which is octopus and potatoe balls which are crisply fried . This was the high light of the visit. Then we ordered Tan Tan and Shoyu Ramen. The quality of the chicken both was excellent. Chicken was soft and flavorful. The noodles were nicely done.All in all a great place for lunch with a casual vibe and a Japanese flavor

This was great ramen. The broth was insanely complex and almost tasted like bacon. This was one of the best broths I've had.The wavy egg noodles (ordered as a sub) were fresh, and chewy, and dense. The egg was so creamy and smooth.The side mini curry had perfectly executed rice, intense Japanese aromatic curry, and tender/juicy chicken thighs.The service was prompt and friendly.

Delicious food served to the right temperature. Service was friendly and quick. The restaurant was overall amazing. I loved the artwork. It gave the right vibe for what was to come. My favorite dish was the chicken curry. Chicken cutlet was nice and crispy. The curry sauce was perfectly savory. The pickled ginger sprinkled in every bite. Delish. Will have to come back again.

This is a very cute ramen restaurant in the very lovely college town Bryn Mawr. We live in Delaware and drove there for a brief afternoon trip and had ramen for dinner. There were lots of college students eating there when we were there, very lively. The ramen entrees were tasty. The chasiu could be a little more tender. The spicy ramen was REALLY spicy. Overall enjoyed our meal!

We came here on a Wednesday night craving some warm ramen noodles. We were seated immediately and the food came out fast. The Yamazaki Special was delicious with juicy pieces of pork in it. The broth was really delicious and unlike most other ramen I've had in the past. My wife enjoyed the veggie Ramen but wished it had a bit higher veggie to noodle ratio. The service was great and attentive. Definitely stop by if you're looking for some great ramen options on a cold winter evening. It hit the spot.

First time here. Everyone ordered a mini curry rice bowl, charshu onigirl and ramen. The mini curry bowl and charshu onigirl were fantastic. I ordered a shoyu ramen with chicken. It was a bit too salty for my taste, but still good. They were also out of bamboo shoots. Good food for a good price. I would come again.

Excellent spot for an affordable and delicious meal. Staff is very friendly and professional. Service is fast. Food is made with quality and expertise. Ambiance is clean, bright and inviting.

Considering the area, sure--this is an okay Japanese spot. My shoyu ramen was filling and flavorful, but as I slowly started to finish my ramen, I realized that the broth was super salty and unbearable to finish. I wasn't aware that changing the pork on the shoyu ramen to chicken would be an extra $2 cost because the waiter didn't inform me. That would've been nice to know :) The chicken was average and dry. Also, I didn't know that there would be an extra transaction fee which surprised me because I never saw that before. My friend said that her chicken curry was average and basic. The restaurant was quite packed in the evening and had a nice cozy vibe. I highly recommend going to Terakawa Ramen as an alternative to this spot. Glad I finally tried this place, but I don't really plan on coming back.