Ramen Yama - Lehi

Ramen is perfectly cooked with very rich broth. Everyone in our group is satisfied with their order. The environment is stylish and nicely kept, very clean. All the service ladies are friendly and super helpful.Highly recommended!

Definitely all excellent Black Garlic Pork Ramen Tonkotsu Ramen Garlic Edamame Korean Fried Chicken Donburi chicken mayo Ikageso

All the food I've tried has been fantastic (tonkotsu ramen, chicken karrage, and Japanese style fries). The staff have been friendly and helpful. Atmosphere is fun, clean, and modern. There's nothing out of this world about it (the reason for four stars), but I'd recommend it if you're looking for some great ramen.

This is one of our family favorites! We’ve tried several highly reviewed Ramen joints in Northern Utah and Ramen Yama wins hands down. I love to get the Black Garlic Pork and my wife gets the Tonkotsu. We come monthly and can’t say enough about it. The broth is to die for. I could order just broth ?

Maybe an off day, but did not satisfy. Ordered Shoyu Ramen, Chashu Don and Curry Croquette and they were okay, but overall lacking.I 'll start with the ramen. The broth was lacking in flavor and tasted predominantly of ginger and green onion to me. As a shoyu ramen, it did not have the identifiable soy sauce flavor that I expect underlying the broth, almost like we received the pork broth base without the adjustments that make each ramen unique. The slices of roasted pork on top were heavily overcooked. Tough, dry and not particularly flavorful. Take a look at my attached picture, you can visually identify the texture of the pork.The Chashu Don was decent. It is on the menu as a mini donburi and I think that 's a creative way to say that it 's like a nice snack. Just some pork on white rice and a drizzle of sauce. The kind of thing you would slap together at home with leftovers. Nothing really wrong with that concept at the reduced price, but it was surprisingly... snacky. The problem with it was that it was also heavily overcooked pork, and the sauce had a kick to it that I didn 't expect, and my son was not pleased with. It would be nice to know that there was some heat in the menu listing.Finally the Curry Croquette. This one was pretty good. It 's a nice appetizer with mild curry flavors in a fried patty of mashed potatoes. I would absolutely order it again, but as a side dish it isn 't enough to save the experience, and since the focus of a ramen order is the ramen, I don 't think the sub $10 price for the shoyu ramen is enough to balance the lack of flavor.