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OMG Tampa has ramen finally again! I literally dream about ramen and no I don't mean the stuff you get in the grocery store. I have been waiting eager…
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Japanese Kitchen Dosunco
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This new ramen shop is showing lots of promise and is a welcome addition to our city. I tried the Shoyu Ramen on my last visit and it was refreshing a…
Carlos Hernandez
Japanese Kitchen Dosunco
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2 Reviews on “Japanese Kitchen Dosunco”
OMG Tampa has ramen finally again! I literally dream about ramen and no I don’t mean the stuff you get in the grocery store. I have been waiting eagerly for Ichicoro to open in Seminole Heights and didn’t even realize this place had opened a few months ago much closer to my house so I went immediately. They are definitely still new as service is very slow so I would recommend an appetizer while you wait for your soup. And it seems they ran out of ramen a bit after we ordered so they may still be getting used to working out all the kinks. We thought it was overall better than Nakaya which used to be in South Tampa but not as good as some of the ramen we have had in major cities. I’m very happy we finally have ramen back in Tampa and hope they stick around!
This new ramen shop is showing lots of promise and is a welcome addition to our city. I tried the Shoyu Ramen on my last visit and it was refreshing and affordable at $10 for a big gourmet ramen bowl. The restaurant gives you sporks that help chopstick impaired diners like myself. The ingredients tasted great and the broth goes perfectly with the noodles although the broth by itself is a little salty due to the soy-base, just for your information. My friends udon noodles looked tempting and I’m thinking about getting a shrimp tempura udon next time.The dining room could use some work as far as seat arrangements/efficiency and the turnaround time for ramen sent out can be improved, but for a new business that is paving the way for ramen in Tampa – I can be patient.The appetizers are affordable at under $5 as is the sake with many prices at around $6. Complimentary barley tea is available which is a very Asian kind of drink, but anyone from Asia will appreciate the added item. The green tea mochi ice cream dessert was $2 and was delicious.Parking is limited so try to carpool. I’m hoping the hours will be extended as business picks up as well. Ramen for lunch would be amazing. I will definitely be back soon! carloseats.com