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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
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Address: 1011 W Lancaster Ave, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Phone: (484) 380-3780
Website: http://yamazakiramen.us/
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東京男児ラーメン. Creamy pork bone broth (Tonkotsu) w/ dark garlic oil (mayu), medium-thick noodle, braised pork, bamboo, kikurage mushroom, …
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Trang Thao Nguyen
I have been to Yamazaki Ramen several times. I am usually pleased with the food, the atmosphere, and the service here.
Food wise, after trying many dishes, I now always go for the same things: Takoyaki for appetizers; Charshu Don or Shoyu Ramen for main dishes. All of these dishes are like comfort food to me and are of perfect size and tastes.
Our server was kind and attentive. The food came out at reasonable times.
The place was never overly crowded, so I always felt relaxed walking in and eating in.
… moreFood wise, after trying many dishes, I now always go for the same things: Takoyaki for appetizers; Charshu Don or Shoyu Ramen for main dishes. All of these dishes are like comfort food to me and are of perfect size and tastes.
Our server was kind and attentive. The food came out at reasonable times.
The place was never overly crowded, so I always felt relaxed walking in and eating in.
Theo Wiggin
Cute ramen place downtown, pretty close to the universities nearby. The shoyu ramen was really good, and their pork was good too. The curry plate is huge but delicious. The staff was so so so nice, very attentive and friendly. The inside is pretty small but has decent seating. Overall a good experience!
… moreTiffani
I visited this restaurant about a week ago for a date, and it was a great experience. The staff was friendly and attentive, the food was excellent, and the interior décor was unique and visually appealing. I’ll definitely be returning and would highly recommend this place to others looking to try something new.
… moreZach Heng
Found amidst other small businesses and shops in the heart of Bryn Mawr, Yamazaki Ramen might just be the cozy culinary hideaway your taste buds need. It’s a modest space, sure, but what it lacks in grandeur, it compensates with a soul-warming embrace, a friendly nod, and bowls of ramen that could easily steal the show in any food lover’s heart.
Now, let’s talk about the star of our gastronomic journey–the Yamazaki Special ramen. This bowl is more than just a meal; it’s a warm embrace on a cold day, a melody of flavors that sings a harmonious ode to traditional Tonkotsu ramen. With its rich pork-bone soup, tender roast pork, and an ensemble of bamboo shoots, kikurage mushrooms, red ginger, scallions, and a perfectly poached egg, it’s a dish that doesn’t just satisfy hunger; it nourishes the soul.
Alongside this noodle nirvana, we ventured into the realm of the Gyudon Rice Bowl. Here, we found a comforting assembly of sliced beef, onions, and pickled ginger atop a bed of rice, all gently hugged by a sweet dashi sauce. The seasoned boiled egg added a nice touch, though the dish played more of a supporting role to the show-stopping ramen. It’s still a solid choice for those craving a bit of variety, offering a satisfying culinary experience.
Yamazaki Ramen stands as a testament to the joys of simple, heartfelt cooking. In this unassuming spot, you’ll find dishes crafted with care, flavors that linger long after the last bite, and a reminder of the quiet power of a well-made bowl of ramen.
So, if find yourself in Bryn Mawr and in search of a quick & tasty bite, Yamazaki Ramen checks all of the boxes.
… moreNow, let’s talk about the star of our gastronomic journey–the Yamazaki Special ramen. This bowl is more than just a meal; it’s a warm embrace on a cold day, a melody of flavors that sings a harmonious ode to traditional Tonkotsu ramen. With its rich pork-bone soup, tender roast pork, and an ensemble of bamboo shoots, kikurage mushrooms, red ginger, scallions, and a perfectly poached egg, it’s a dish that doesn’t just satisfy hunger; it nourishes the soul.
Alongside this noodle nirvana, we ventured into the realm of the Gyudon Rice Bowl. Here, we found a comforting assembly of sliced beef, onions, and pickled ginger atop a bed of rice, all gently hugged by a sweet dashi sauce. The seasoned boiled egg added a nice touch, though the dish played more of a supporting role to the show-stopping ramen. It’s still a solid choice for those craving a bit of variety, offering a satisfying culinary experience.
Yamazaki Ramen stands as a testament to the joys of simple, heartfelt cooking. In this unassuming spot, you’ll find dishes crafted with care, flavors that linger long after the last bite, and a reminder of the quiet power of a well-made bowl of ramen.
So, if find yourself in Bryn Mawr and in search of a quick & tasty bite, Yamazaki Ramen checks all of the boxes.
Cherry Du
Came here on a whim one night and was not disappointed! My friend and I shared the chashu onigiri appetizer and the takoyaki, which were both delicious. I then ordered the Yamazaki special ramen — the broth was so rich and flavorful! I only wish they would have given a bit more broth in the bowl, as the noodle-to-broth ratio was somewhat off. Otherwise, I had a very enjoyable meal and look forward to returning!
… moreB PM
Affordable and the best Ramen Ever. Hot and hits the spot.
… moreChristopher Ferancy
It was an excellent experience! I’ll definitely be back. The shoyo ramen with pork belly was great. The waiter was very helpful determining what I wanted.
… moreMark Midmark
Beautiful little eating area with very reasonable prices. The apps were very good, the onigiri and sausage were really enjoyable and priced fairly.
The ramen was above average in quality, I liked the egg in my Yamazaki special ramen but the broth left me desiring something with a fuller flavor and thickness. It was slightly thicker than medium, despite looking very thick. The thick noodles in the tan tan ramen were excellent, but the broth itself was unappetizing to me. It tasted very earthy, and the spice in it was pretty generic. It felt tacked on, rather than integrated. I didn’t like it much.
Good spot for ramen if you’re in the area, but for a little more travel, Terakawa and Hiro ramen win.
… moreThe ramen was above average in quality, I liked the egg in my Yamazaki special ramen but the broth left me desiring something with a fuller flavor and thickness. It was slightly thicker than medium, despite looking very thick. The thick noodles in the tan tan ramen were excellent, but the broth itself was unappetizing to me. It tasted very earthy, and the spice in it was pretty generic. It felt tacked on, rather than integrated. I didn’t like it much.
Good spot for ramen if you’re in the area, but for a little more travel, Terakawa and Hiro ramen win.
Kristy Mcclellan
First start the waiter was very nice!
No parking but the restraint its self was cute and a good vibe.
A lot of pork! I wanted beef and they only had fatty beef. I got the spicy Ramon bowl, which didn’t advertise fish of any sorts and it tasted so bad of fish it wasn’t edible. I ended up getting a side of brooth just to put something in my stomach and a very small bowl was 7 dollars. I travel for work and never had anything this bad. The egg was even grey in color.
… moreNo parking but the restraint its self was cute and a good vibe.
A lot of pork! I wanted beef and they only had fatty beef. I got the spicy Ramon bowl, which didn’t advertise fish of any sorts and it tasted so bad of fish it wasn’t edible. I ended up getting a side of brooth just to put something in my stomach and a very small bowl was 7 dollars. I travel for work and never had anything this bad. The egg was even grey in color.
Christopher Ross
Fantastic! Replacing another fine Ramen stop, Yamasaki was a thrilling find tonight.
Miso Ramen, Yamasaki Ramen, Pork Bun and Onigiri were delicious.
Well seasoned, flavorful and creative. Everybody loved the seasoned egg and firm wavy noodles.
Give it a try. We will definitely be back again.
Thanks for coming to the area!
… moreMiso Ramen, Yamasaki Ramen, Pork Bun and Onigiri were delicious.
Well seasoned, flavorful and creative. Everybody loved the seasoned egg and firm wavy noodles.
Give it a try. We will definitely be back again.
Thanks for coming to the area!