「香味徳ラーメン」は、1949年に鳥取県赤崎で創業し、60年以上にわたり牛骨ラーメンを守り続けている名店です!特徴は、牛骨スープの濃厚な風味と、特製醤油ダレでじっくり煮込んだ牛肉チャーシュー。ハワイにある当店では、日本の家庭的な味をそのまま提供し、懐かしい風味が広がるラーメンを楽しめます。 戦後の満州にルーツを持つこのラーメンは、何世代にも渡って受け継がれてきた鳥取の伝統の味です。ラーメンを一口食べれば、鳥取の歴史とともに心温まるひとときを体験できます。ハワイで味わう本場のラーメンを、ぜひ当店でお試しください! Kami Toku Ramen has been keeping beef bone ramen alive for more than 60 years! The restaurant features the rich flavor of beef bone broth and beef chashu pork slow-cooked in a special soy sauce sauce sauce. The restaurant offers the same Japanese home-style taste of ramen, allowing you to enjoy the nostalgic flavors of ramen. The traditional Tottori flavor of ramen is a heartwarming moment to experience. We hope you will try the authentic taste of ramen in Hawaii!
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1200 Ala Moana Blvd Suite 657, Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: (808) 784-0292
Website: https://kamitokuramen.com/
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But honestly, the Seabura by itself was so freaking good. If you try nothing else, try that. Their water was delicious. This is the first water from any restaurant anywhere that I’ve ever had and actually drank. It was drinkable and refreshing. It taste straight from the springs like they hiked up the mountains theirselves and brought back the coldest freshest water. Absolutely worth it.
I recently visited Kamitoku Ramen in Honolulu, and it was an amazing experience! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment I walked in, making me feel right at home . The food was absolutely top-notch! The **egg** was perfectly cooked with a creamy yolk, adding a rich touch to their signature dishes . The **Tan Tan Ramen** was a flavor explosion with its bold, nutty broth and perfectly chewy noodles ️ . The **Spicy Ramen** packed just the right amount of heat, leaving me craving more . And don’t get me started on the **rice dish topped with a single slice of beef** – simple yet so delicious, with tender, juicy beef that melted in my mouth . The vibe is cozy, the prices are reasonable, and the beachy Honolulu vibe adds to the relaxed dining experience . Highly recommend and will definitely be back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #KamitokuRamen #HonoluluEats
Besides that, I ordered a small bowl of the spicy ramen, which was $13 and some change. Didnt come with an egg, was a child sized portion. I could understand it if it was like $8, but $13 for a children’s ramen with no egg was not it for me. Would’ve rather gotten buldak for like $1 and ate at home.
If you’re from here, not worth it. Tourist prices, with less than subpar food. Was $60 total for three people, (gyoza, takoyaki, two small ramens, and sisig.)
The soup base is made from beef bones — something I’ve never tried before, even in Japan! And I got to try it for the first time here in Hawaii ^_^
So tasty The chashu was thick and made with beef
There were three of us, so we ordered a pitcher of beer
They also have lunch specials♪
I’ll definitely be back to try other menu items
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I chose the Beefy flavor and gyoza. The slightly oily, orange/tan-colored broth is beef-based as opposed to the traditional pork or chicken ones found in every other shop. The flavor had a light beef taste with a little creaminess, a little sweetness, with a gritty and garlicky taste when I got to the bottom of the bowl. A very different taste, I must admit, but with no wow factor. The noodles were thin and cooked just past al dente. My half egg was almost well done. They’re very inconsistent with the eggs as I saw bowls coming out before mine with medium ooey-gooey ones. Toppings were a huge piece of tender beef with a 50/50 meat to fat ratio, though not very flavorful, a few bean sprouts, green onions and bamboo. Temperature was almost searing.
The six pieces of gyoza were on the smallish size with a nice sear to the bottoms. The filling was a very finely-grounded pork mixture that was tasty but mainstream. A traditional dipping sauce was to the side. I’m glad I tried it but wouldn’t order it again. .
SERVICE:
The female associate was friendly.
OVERALL:
3.5 stars for now as the beef broth wasn’t groundbreaking.