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Spicy miso ramen with black sauce. Get this and satisfy your ramen cravings. It's spicy, has some chilli sauce so be warned. But it's amazing!!!!Their…
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Great value, very tasty ramen! There isn't a wide selection of items on the menu, but they have some solid choices for you to pick from. Food was serv…
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The Spicy Red Miso has some real kick. This is really a different ramen than I usually see on menus. It had a perfect broth for another rainy day. The…
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7 Reviews on “Boxer Ramen”
Spicy miso ramen with black sauce. Get this and satisfy your ramen cravings. It’s spicy, has some chilli sauce so be warned. But it’s amazing!!!!Their dumplings were supremely well cooked too.
Great value, very tasty ramen! There isn’t a wide selection of items on the menu, but they have some solid choices for you to pick from. Food was served quickly. They do not split tables, so despite having a lot of space available, it took a long time to get seated – this was surprising given the casual atmosphere.
The Spicy Red Miso has some real kick. This is really a different ramen than I usually see on menus. It had a perfect broth for another rainy day. The pot stickers were also very tasty because of the sauce. I love the art work on the walls of this small ramen house. I especially like the advise to slurp your ramen.
Great space, and super nice service. Ramen broth was really great, could have had a little more black garlic oil for my tastes, but overall just lovely. Plenty of pork, PERFECT egg, and the noodles were nicely springy (maybe slightly overcooked). Okonomi tots were just plain fun and tasty. Overall much better than we remembered it being when they first opened. Yay!!!!
I’m a Japanese guy,and I really know many kinds of Ramens.This time,I ate Tonkotu-Shio Ramen that means poak-borns and salt base.That was the best Ramen in the United States.I don’t need to say anything about bad thing this Ramen because everything was perfect as incredible taste of soup,noodles,meat and some vegetable.I think that there was the closest to a REAL Japanese food.Also Staffs were really kindness and humbled.If I say one thing about it,that soup’s temperature wasn’t too hot,it’s like warm. Ramen is basically such a hot stuff,so it’s not enough for me.However,you should go there,if you want to have a REAL Japanese ramen.I’ll definitely go again soon.(you can’t use a credit cart when you pay.)
Not bad but not great. I had the classic pork shoulder Ramen bowl and my wife had the mushroom bowl. Overall everything was ok and if I was in the area and craving ramen I would go there again …however it would not be a place I would go out of my way to look for either. My the noodles were good but the egg was still a bit cold when I bit into it and the server just kind of said that was the nature of the beast. Basically it was kind of ho hum. I must admit the okonomiyaki tots were really good though.
Simple, Tasty and Great Tunes. This fresh face has a refreshingly small, unique and tasty menu. Both appetizers are excellent – the greens and the okonomiyaki tots – and we enjoyed the curry and tonkatsu ramen entrees. The mochi ice cream was excellent, too – especially the blueberry. Top it with cold sake and some pretty awesome hip hop tunes, and the mix of Boxer Ramen hits the mark. Recommended for the adventurous!