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Address: 8113 Maryland Ave, Clayton, MO 63105
Phone: (314) 354-8086
Website: http://www.jinzenstl.com/
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And the volcano fried rice? Absolutely unforgettable. One bite and I knew it was something special. It had the perfect balance of flavor, heat, and texture, bold without overpowering, and I genuinely couldn’t stop thinking about it for weeks after. That alone is worth coming back for.
What made the experience even better was the staff. The service was warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. Everyone working there made us feel so comfortable, and you could tell they truly enjoy what they do. One of the staff members even came over to chat with us, he was hilarious and added such a fun, personal touch to the night.
The decor and interior design were just as impressive as the food. The space is adorable, thoughtfully designed, and full of charm. It creates such a cozy, inviting atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile.
This place is officially my new favorite spot in STL, and I’ll be recommending it to everyone I know. If you’re even thinking about trying it, go. You won’t regret it.
The volcano fried rice leaned more toward sweet than savory. Since we prefer spicy food, it wasn’t a hit for us—though people who enjoy sweeter flavors might like it. The biggest disappointment was the vegetable ramen. It was bland, the broth tasted starchy, and honestly, it was the worst ramen I’ve had.
For dessert, we ordered the matcha tiramisu, which was fine but nothing special.
Overall, it was an average dining experience, and we likely wouldn’t visit again.
I’m used to the 99¢, take home and make yourself ramen and this place probably just ruined that for me.
The photos don’t quite show it but the portion of Ramen you receive is fantastic. They don’t skimp and make sure you have plenty to eat!
The Pork bone broth had a lot of Umami flavors and was very savory. The roasted Chashu tasted like thick cut of bacon or pork belly that was well seasoned and delicious with every bite. Every component of this dish had flavor to it and each ingredient really complimented one another.
The Black Pepper Garlic Steak Bites were packed with flavor. Really meaty cuts of steak that had a surprisingly slight sweet taste to them even while being very savory.
I didn’t dine in but the atmosphere of the restaurant was extremely inviting, with a nice crowd dining in, and the staff were very friendly as well.
Thanks for making my first “real” Ramen experience as great one Jinzen, I can’t wait to try the rest of the menu!
The ramen broth was lukewarm, not hot. The egg was overdone and chalky texture and was cold as well – like it had just come out of a fridge. The pork slices were quite good and the hottest part of the bowl! The noodles themselves were crunchy in the middle (CRUNCHY, not chewy). I barely ate them. Broth flavor was good.
The matcha tiramisu had good flavor but was still frozen in the middle with ice chips… clearly from the freezer and not fully defrosted.
The interior is very very nice and the service was great. Maybe this place does other dishes well… but I won’t be back for the ramen.