Amazing food! Still dreaming about it! Not from Huntsville myself but I would drive there just for the Ramen!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Bun, Spicy Miso Ramen
Evil Josh
Is a great place to stop and eat. The only thing is that it is small. I wish they would turn the volume down on the music. It's sometimes hard to communicate with the order taker.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Nikki
I loved the food but the service was amazing! Everyone was so welcoming and kind, I even got complimented by two servers about my Kirby bag which made me very happy. I loved the anime merchandise everywhere as well, it made me feel like I was at home. Definitely coming back!
Had the spicy tenkatsu. It was good. Noodles are what I would consider like a whole wheat pasta and a bit heartier than a traditional ramen noodle. Heat was not overwhelming and complimented the broth. Chashu was tender and yummy. From a sustainability aspect, I was not impressed. So much throw away plastic and I ate in. A personal thing I know but the amount of plastic this one business creates in waste really turns me off. Cup, lid, straw, spoon, bowl, wrapping of the utencils. So much plastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Das Token E30
preface: im a local born here in Huntsville. ive lived here all my life. i spoke with Chao (sp?), one of the owners, during this visit and he did give me a gift card because of the poor experience but i have yet to return therei have been going to Stovehouse since they opened following El Cazador. i decided to give Kamado Ramen a try and liked it. theres usually the same Asian lady taking my order and she is very respectful. she even anticipates my order sometimes cause i tend to get the same thing every time.this post isn’t about her. this particular day there was a younger Caucasian girl with red streaks in her hair working the register. initially, i start ordering the same thing i always get and in the middle of taking my order she takes her attention away from me and asks some other guy standing at the counter if he needs something, forcing me to discontinue with the transaction. it was annoying to say the least. this is my time. the other customer that youve already served can wait.rude and inconsiderate considering that this food is not cheap. i spend about $35 every time i visit. i would expect a little more attention than this passive, nonchalant, careless attitude she has but it gets worse.as im sitting there waiting for my food i start doing some paperwork. i hear someone sharply yell my number. we’ve already gotten on the wrong foot and theres a way to talk to ppl instead of barking at them.at that point, i’d already identified the owner cause he was there tidying up some things around the restaurant.i asked the owner to speak with me outside about the attitude of this cashier cause at $40 a visit, she’s definitely not going to speak to me like she lost her damn mind. we had a long talk about customer service and i explained to him that im a regular customer and this cashier has no clue how to interact with ppl.you dont ignore the customer for another customer when the customer in front of you is in the middle of telling you their order and you certainly dont BARK at a customer to get their attention!ive worked in food from 15-23yo and ive never even considered being rude like that to anyone walking through our doors whether i was working at Dairy Queen (cashier, 1yr), Backyard Burgers (grill/foodrunner, 1yr) or Rosies Mexican Cantina (host, 3yrs).i dont know whats wrong with ppl these days but these kinds of interactions make me want to just stay home and forego eating out. i work a TON so eating out is necessary sometimes but as an engineer im not so willing to eat out if it means having some bad attitude, hot-headed, little girl take her life’s frustrations out on customers, barking and yelling at them cause she’s unhappy about life.if this girl at Kamado is so adverse to working in her low-demand role as cashier, maybe she should find another job. im sure im not the only engineering professional that comes through that door and it’s feckless to have a mountain of tasks at work just to try to leave the office for food just to have your day ruined by some girl who thinks it’s ok to bark at customers who are paying $40 for their meal. makes me want to never go there againcomparatively, ive been going to El Cazador for about 8yrs and i have NEVER had anywhere near the same experience. one time i went to their drive-thru in Madison and there was an older guy at the window who was being terribly rude but i told the guys on Governors about it and they reassured me that he was new to the area and that they would take care of it. but thats still ONE bad review in 8yrs and at the time of the bad experience i was already a loyal customer 5yrs in.i havent been going to Kamado for 4months and ive already had an experience bad enough to stay away for a while while they work on their obvious staffing issues
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Heather T.
Dumplings were the best I've ever tasted. Spicy ramen was sooooooo delicious I was stuffed. Staff was friendly as well
Daniel Bass
Great place to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Ramen
Hello D.
Gave me and my boyfriend terrible food poisoning that basically ruined our New Year's Eve. Eaten here many times and have gotten sick before but this time it was terrible. Will not be going back again
andrew hickman
We've eaten here several times and honestly enjoy it. Tonight, I found a piece of metal wire in my Ramen - about an inch long.I'm not sure of my feelings about it, but I definitely think it's worth being extra careful in checking your food from here carefully as you eat.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jessica Williams
The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly and fast. The place was clean and they have very good cups and bowls which seems weird to say but gonna add it in anyway! Lol. This location isn't large so it wouldn't be great for a huge group but for a few people it is perfect!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen with Kara-Age, Chicken Ramen
The food was amazing, the service was excellent, can’t wait to be able to go back!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen with Chasu, Spicy Tonkotsu
Kevin T.
This place has the best Ramen in North Alabama. Service is great everyone is really friendly. Great ambience. All the bowls are really good.
Thomas S.
Located in the Stovehouse eatery complex, an eclectic mix of dining choices for nearly every culinary craving, this Kamado Ramen eatery is, to me, a reinvention of the back/side alley Ramen shop found in Tokyo. The kind of place often situated between a Yakitori grill and a Takoyaki stand where you'd find Salarymen after a night of drinking who need to take the edge off with something more than drink. The food is fresh and served hot. The Orange Jasmin tea is phenomenal, and the quality of the ramen is good. Service is quick and the ambience is reminiscent of minimalist organic Japanese style.Give Kamado a go. A place to get simple, good quality ramen is something that everyone should know about - and this is it.
Amazing food! Still dreaming about it! Not from Huntsville myself but I would drive there just for the Ramen!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Bun, Spicy Miso Ramen
Is a great place to stop and eat. The only thing is that it is small. I wish they would turn the volume down on the music. It's sometimes hard to communicate with the order taker.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
I loved the food but the service was amazing! Everyone was so welcoming and kind, I even got complimented by two servers about my Kirby bag which made me very happy. I loved the anime merchandise everywhere as well, it made me feel like I was at home. Definitely coming back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen with Kara-Age, BBQ Pork Bun, Kimchi Ramen, Chicken Ramen, Curry Chicken, Spicy Tonkotsu, Shoyu Ramen, Pork Bun, Chashu, Sprouts, Soft Boiled Egg, Gyoza, Fried Chicken, A6 Kara-Age, Plain Ramen, Gluten Free Ramen, Curry Ramen, Maze-Men, Spicy Paste
Had the spicy tenkatsu. It was good. Noodles are what I would consider like a whole wheat pasta and a bit heartier than a traditional ramen noodle. Heat was not overwhelming and complimented the broth. Chashu was tender and yummy. From a sustainability aspect, I was not impressed. So much throw away plastic and I ate in. A personal thing I know but the amount of plastic this one business creates in waste really turns me off. Cup, lid, straw, spoon, bowl, wrapping of the utencils. So much plastic.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
preface: im a local born here in Huntsville. ive lived here all my life. i spoke with Chao (sp?), one of the owners, during this visit and he did give me a gift card because of the poor experience but i have yet to return therei have been going to Stovehouse since they opened following El Cazador. i decided to give Kamado Ramen a try and liked it. theres usually the same Asian lady taking my order and she is very respectful. she even anticipates my order sometimes cause i tend to get the same thing every time.this post isn’t about her. this particular day there was a younger Caucasian girl with red streaks in her hair working the register. initially, i start ordering the same thing i always get and in the middle of taking my order she takes her attention away from me and asks some other guy standing at the counter if he needs something, forcing me to discontinue with the transaction. it was annoying to say the least. this is my time. the other customer that youve already served can wait.rude and inconsiderate considering that this food is not cheap. i spend about $35 every time i visit. i would expect a little more attention than this passive, nonchalant, careless attitude she has but it gets worse.as im sitting there waiting for my food i start doing some paperwork. i hear someone sharply yell my number. we’ve already gotten on the wrong foot and theres a way to talk to ppl instead of barking at them.at that point, i’d already identified the owner cause he was there tidying up some things around the restaurant.i asked the owner to speak with me outside about the attitude of this cashier cause at $40 a visit, she’s definitely not going to speak to me like she lost her damn mind. we had a long talk about customer service and i explained to him that im a regular customer and this cashier has no clue how to interact with ppl.you dont ignore the customer for another customer when the customer in front of you is in the middle of telling you their order and you certainly dont BARK at a customer to get their attention!ive worked in food from 15-23yo and ive never even considered being rude like that to anyone walking through our doors whether i was working at Dairy Queen (cashier, 1yr), Backyard Burgers (grill/foodrunner, 1yr) or Rosies Mexican Cantina (host, 3yrs).i dont know whats wrong with ppl these days but these kinds of interactions make me want to just stay home and forego eating out. i work a TON so eating out is necessary sometimes but as an engineer im not so willing to eat out if it means having some bad attitude, hot-headed, little girl take her life’s frustrations out on customers, barking and yelling at them cause she’s unhappy about life.if this girl at Kamado is so adverse to working in her low-demand role as cashier, maybe she should find another job. im sure im not the only engineering professional that comes through that door and it’s feckless to have a mountain of tasks at work just to try to leave the office for food just to have your day ruined by some girl who thinks it’s ok to bark at customers who are paying $40 for their meal. makes me want to never go there againcomparatively, ive been going to El Cazador for about 8yrs and i have NEVER had anywhere near the same experience. one time i went to their drive-thru in Madison and there was an older guy at the window who was being terribly rude but i told the guys on Governors about it and they reassured me that he was new to the area and that they would take care of it. but thats still ONE bad review in 8yrs and at the time of the bad experience i was already a loyal customer 5yrs in.i havent been going to Kamado for 4months and ive already had an experience bad enough to stay away for a while while they work on their obvious staffing issues
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Dumplings were the best I've ever tasted. Spicy ramen was sooooooo delicious I was stuffed. Staff was friendly as well
Great place to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Ramen
Gave me and my boyfriend terrible food poisoning that basically ruined our New Year's Eve. Eaten here many times and have gotten sick before but this time it was terrible. Will not be going back again
We've eaten here several times and honestly enjoy it. Tonight, I found a piece of metal wire in my Ramen - about an inch long.I'm not sure of my feelings about it, but I definitely think it's worth being extra careful in checking your food from here carefully as you eat.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly and fast. The place was clean and they have very good cups and bowls which seems weird to say but gonna add it in anyway! Lol. This location isn't large so it wouldn't be great for a huge group but for a few people it is perfect!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen with Kara-Age, Chicken Ramen
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super
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was amazing, the service was excellent, can’t wait to be able to go back!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen with Chasu, Spicy Tonkotsu
This place has the best Ramen in North Alabama. Service is great everyone is really friendly. Great ambience. All the bowls are really good.
Located in the Stovehouse eatery complex, an eclectic mix of dining choices for nearly every culinary craving, this Kamado Ramen eatery is, to me, a reinvention of the back/side alley Ramen shop found in Tokyo. The kind of place often situated between a Yakitori grill and a Takoyaki stand where you'd find Salarymen after a night of drinking who need to take the edge off with something more than drink. The food is fresh and served hot. The Orange Jasmin tea is phenomenal, and the quality of the ramen is good. Service is quick and the ambience is reminiscent of minimalist organic Japanese style.Give Kamado a go. A place to get simple, good quality ramen is something that everyone should know about - and this is it.