
HINODEYA Ramen: Japantown’s Original, Since 2016 ⛩️ Rediscover the authentic flavors of Japan at HINODEYA in Japantown, the first HINODEYA location in the United States and a beloved destination since 2016. Signature Dashi Ramen: Indulge in our specialty ramen, featuring thick, chewy whole wheat noodles with exceptional koshi (bite) in a rich, flavorful dashi broth crafted by our owner and chef, Masao Kuribara. Authentic Japanese Flavors: Experience the warmth of Japanese hospitality as you savor the authentic flavors of our signature ramen and other delicious dishes made with traditional recipes. Experience the taste of Japan that started it all in Japantown! Come visit us today!
Elevated ramen spot whipping up starters and dashi broth bowls in a simple, contemporary surrounding.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1737 Buchanan St, San Francisco, CA 94115
Phone: (415) 216-5011
Website: https://hinodeyaramen.com/hinodeyaramenjapantown?utm_source=google
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House ramen was good, subbed wheat noodles with spinach noodles, al dente. Vegan ramen was ok, strange to drink savory soy milk. Fried garlic and onion toppings were delicious.
Our server Isaac, along with all the other staff, was super friendly and made us feel very welcome.
The atmosphere was lively and really felt like being in Japan, which made the experience even better.
The food was amazing, and even the desserts were delicious. Definitely a place I’d love to come back to.
We sat at the table for quite a while before realizing that you have to order in your phone after scanning a QR code, that was a little annoying. The service was good other than that and we didn’t have to wait very long after putting our name down.
The karage and spicy tonkatsu are great but the real star is the ramen broth. It is light and the tare hits the spot. I also like that the chashu has a spiral cross section compared to marufukus shaved pork belly pieces. This allows it to break up more easily.
Another day I ordered the vegetarian ramen to try. The noodle was green and soup was made from soy milk. It was surprisingly good. I also tried the other kind of vegan ramen. It’s also good. But I would say the vegetables are not enough from the nutritional standpoint. So If you ordered with some other vegetables, that would be perfect. Having said that, I really like the creamy vegan ramen!
The outside seating is perfect for pet.
Our family loves ramen, so while visiting San Francisco today, we checked out this cozy spot. It’s not a fancy restaurant, but the food was really good!
I usually go for vegetarian ramen (because it’s often the only option), but this place had a chicken ramen made entirely with chicken broth—no pork or beef, which was a pleasant surprise!
It’s great to finally have more than one option when craving ramen.
One small thing: I felt the veggie ramen was a bit too leafy—maybe they could balance it with some other veggies.
Overall, really happy with the experience. Would definitely go back!