Kai Ramen Sherman Oaks

This is the best place for me. the taste of ramens is authentic. I love it. I've been going to kai ramen since I've been in loose fishes. it is perfect for this cold season. ? they also have some appetizers and sushi that one has to try. highly recommended! * photos from the kai ramen in ventura blvd encino.

I'm hooked? I was very sceptical about the claims of my family and friends that this is the best riddle house they had. Now it's the only place I'd rather go to when I'm in the mood for ramen. Spicy Kai Ramen with pig?. Yuuummm!

Kai Ramen is a jewel. They don't waste time to be a beautiful place, but they make a great affordable lunch or dinner. The Japanese curry is delicious, her beef peel keeps me back, and the attentive staff will welcome you every time you? There. Happiness, and me? I'm glad to support them every time I go.

Definitely one of the best Ramen spot in the area! We tried Chicken and Classic Ramen. You give really good portions unlike other places, definitely check whether you are ever in the area parking You are not on the street, there are enough parking spaces in the plaza when it is your first time to visit, perhaps even before the time when you are in a hurry will definitely come back and try the other ramens they have!

Does nobody in Sherman Oaks know what good ramen is? I came here with high expectations because of the high reviews, but every ramen dish we ordered was extremely disappointing. Another review had said the tsukemen was similar to Tsujita on Sawtelle, but it was a far cry! No bamboo shoots, the soup was too sweet, the meat was tough,and the noodles were not cooked properly. Unfortunately that was still the best ramen item we ordered out of 3. The volcano ramen came in second place but was barely edible. They ran out of the usual chicken it comes with, so we subbed the sesame chicken as our waiter recommended. Bad idea! The sesame chicken was so hard there were many pieces we had to throw out. The soup was again too sweet, and the other flavor was just tasteless spicy. The last ramen we ordered was the dry ramen, which is supposed to taste like mazemen. But when they say dry ramen, I guess they mean the noodles and everything are really DRY. And the flavors were terrible. It was basically inedible and none of us really touched it. We hate wasting food so we ended up taking it home with the leftover soup from the volcano ramen and tsukemen, and it's at least edible the second day. The only things that were decent were the appetizers and the service, which is why I'm giving 2 stars. The shishito peppers were the best thing we ordered, and the takoyaki was not bad either. A bit pricey at $7 for 4 pieces of takoyaki though. All in all, I'll never come back here even if I'm craving ramen. It's worth the drive down to Sawtelle on the westside for some REAL ramen.