Ramen Restaurants near Edmonds, WA

“Yua Ramen in Edmonds WA is an authentic gem where they whip up broths so rich and noodles so springy, you'll be saying "konnichiwa" to flavor explosions in every bite. We tried their Black Garlic Miso and Spicy Tantan, the intense flavor without being salty is truly a great ramen experience!The lady who serves and does almost everything is super nice and attentive to guests. Even though the restaurant is small but the layout really works and we had plenty of space to enjoy our food.Black Garlic Miso $14.89Spicy Tantan Men $15.99Karaage (1/2 size) $6.99Wakame Salad $5.95“

“Kizuki has always been one of my favorite ramen restaurants here in WA.The broth and marinated egg are my favorite parts of the ramen here. I could do with a little less noodles since they seem to soak up the broth but that could be because I don’t eat it fast enough.Other than that, I always love my experience here. Especially since the service is always pleasant.“

“Absolutely amazing ramen. I just wish they were more flexible with their ingredients. I wish places let customers know when they only serve pork at a choice of meat. So many ramen spots offer alternative meat options such as chicken or beef. Long story short, my food was amazing, but my stomach often disagrees with pork and this day was not an exception. The inside is small, not uncommon for a ramen bar. I enjoyed the simple and traditional decor. As with many ramen spots in the area, it's Iioe they make sure they make it unique. Even though many of the ingredients are the same, every place and dish and flavor has been unique. I cant remember the flavor I had last time, but it was rich enough to save the second half for later. I the all the noodles and used the remaining broth for a left over surprise. It worked out amazing. lol. Full of flavor and unique. Probably a lot of egg. I don't know if I'll be back due to only having pork options. Not their fault. Doesn't make their food any less. I will however recommend this location to everyone else that can eat pork just fine. I wasn't exactly too thrilled with my service either, but it's on par with the average noodle bar.“

“That was the most lovely bowl of ramen I think I’ve ever had in my life. It wasn’t extravagant. It wasn’t a huge portion. They didn’t add any *flare* to it.It was just a good quality, honest, cloudy bowl of Tonkatsu Ramen. I’ve never been so impressed by a bowl of soup. It filled me up to the point where I was in pain. I couldn’t believe Hani Hani would leave me so satisfied. The rest of my day is going to be beautiful. Thank you so much.By the way- their fountain Coca Cola is phenomenal. I’m so impressed.“

“It's a cozy, wonderful place that makes me feel like I'm back in Tokyo with a Ramen shop every 10 feet (minus the businessmen after work). The food is amazing and well worth it.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian sushi is available.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free Ramen options!“

“Delicious ramen & outstanding katsu secretly tucked away INSIDE the G-Mart! We almost gave up trying to locate this establishment but learned that if you take an immediate left upon entering the G-Mart you’ll find the food court. Glad we found SenSen and loved the sauces offered for the katdu. Can’t wait to try them all. It should be noted they the rest of the eateries in the food court looked really good too! Love it!“

“We've been here twice - sushi is fresh and decently priced. We tried the miso ramen as well the first time and it was shockingly, almost inedibly salty. Because of the other ramen rave reviews, we figured it was a one-off mistake, so tried the regular tonkotsu the second time some weeks after. Brain-numbingly salty again to the point that I added hot water to my bowl to dilute it and suffered from extreme thirst the rest of the night. Wow. Would return for the sushi but wish the ramen was less salty because I could tell it could have been really flavorful.“

“Service is always good here. Everyone is always friendly. We get seated quickly and we don't have to wait too long for food. Plenty of seating inside. They have a pretty standard menu for a sushi restaurant. Prices are pretty standard too. Food is good. I like their specialty rolls.“

“Kizuki Ramen is a chain Ramen place with franchises in the US, Japan, Taiwan, and Australia and is well worth the visit. Their menu features the usual Ramen offerings with some additional traditional Japanese favorites like Gyoza, Onigiri, and Croquette. The location I stopped at in Bellingham was a little off the beaten track but seemed popular and was very attractive visually. The bathrooms were spotless and even included mouthwash. Being pressed for time I ordered the Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen with extra greens and it did not disappoint. The pork was especially delicious and the assorted toppings were quite good though you might have to pay a bit extra to get the toppings you want. I am looking forward to my next visit when I can sample more of their menu.“