Samurai Noodle
606 5th Ave S Seattle, WA 98104 · Chinatown
(206) 624-9321 · asian
Hours
Open until 8:00 PM- Mon - Thu10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
- Fri - Sat10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Sun10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Description
dish originally from China in the middle of the 1600s, and has since then been modified to become one of the most popular Japanese dishes today. First popularized in the 18th century, ramen is typically a meat-based broth served with kansui-based noodles and a wide range of toppings.The combination of soup and toppings depends largely on the origin, as each region of Japan has its own special version of this delicious dish.
Popular menu items
Tonkotsu · Extra Noodles · Tampopo · Miso · Chili Green OnionGeneral info
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Latest reviews
- 1/30/2013Average Raman. The noodles weren't as fresh as I was expecting. Maybe, I'm spoiled from eating ramen in Japan. Read full review
- 12/24/2012As a Japanese food snob, this place just doesn't live up to my standards. I've had good ramen in Japan and yes, it's unfair to compare this place to ramen places in Japan, but, with that said, I have been to far better ramen shops in the states as well. The soup is bland and doesn't have any flavor. I went for … Read full review
- 12/21/2012This place is amazing. The Teriyaki Pork Rice Bowl is hands down the BEST meal I've ever had. Period. Really -- I'm not kidding. The shredded pork has an awesome crust on it and is moist, tender and oh yeah, amazing. Counter that with the freshness of the green onion (don't worry -- they give you TONS) and … Read full review
- 12/16/2012My husband and I stopped here because of the great reviews. It ended up just another underwhelming meal in a weekend of OK food. The place is cute (cramped) and the food was good. Just not as great as everyone said. Maybe it's hard to do amazing things to broth? Still, it was very nice on a cold, rainy, dreary (read: amazing) day. Read full review
- 12/4/2012I ordered the "Tonkatsu From Hell". It was quite good and not too Spicy, at least not as spicy as the name would suggest (more like Tonkatsu from Arizona). However, what really soured me on the place was the cook who brought out the order (dark hair, dark glasses, dressed in black, beard, the shorter of … Read full review
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