Japanese restaurant with pub/bar area. Hokkaido ramen style dishes with a variety of appetizers (ramen noodles are made & shipped from Japan). Also available are yakitori, sashimi, bento box, Japanese BBQ skewers, small dishes & mini bowls serving alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages. Opening soon! You are invited to our soft and grand opening. Come visit and see us. Hai!!!!!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2301 E Broad St suite 221, Mansfield, TX 76063
Phone: (682) 400-8345
Website: https://www.itadakiramen.com/
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The ambiance was cozy and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a warm bowl of ramen. The staff were friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better.
Definitely a must visit spot if you’re craving authentic and comforting ramen. I’ll be coming back again!
Staff :08/10 = Professional and Respectful.
Food: 08/10 = I could taste all of the different seasoning.
Price: 07/10 = They have a lunch menu priced differently.
food: 4/10. I don’t like some of their foods
price: 2/10. foods are pricey. very small slice of cake cost $8.
The fried oyster was terrible. I think I’m going to get food poisoning in a few hours because it tasted like it went bad. 0 seasoning and 60 percent batter and 40 percent oyster.
Takoyaki was okay. It’s the same across DFW since most restaurants get it from the same supplier frozen. Super mushy since you can’t fry it for long or it will pop.
The pork and onion skewer was probably the best thing we had today. Super simple with a sauce similar to a donkatsu sauce.
The ramen was insanely expensive compared to the quality received. Noodles were really dense and had quite a bite to it. The bamboo tasted like it came straight from a can. Pork chashu was thin cut and extremely dry. I couldn’t even finish the ajitama egg. Even Jinya (which I don’t even like) has 2x better quality for the same price. I feel like charging $17 for this should be a crime.
The Kaisen Don was the worst part of it all. The fish/shimi tasted and looked like they just bought it down the street at HEB/Kroger and slapped it on rice and charged $14 for it. My girlfriend couldn’t even eat the tuna since it was so fishy. I tried the hamachi to give it a judge and it was terrible. It should have a bite since it’s a leaner white fish. It just melted like it was frozen and full of water.
If you are charging exorbitant prices for food like this, I expect quality craftsmanship and care. Not a frozen food paradise.
I’m extremely disappointed since I was looking forward to trying this place out, but upon trying the food I don’t think I’ll be back.