Hours
| Friday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5179 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone: (323) 522-3652
Website: https://www.susurula.com/
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Creamy, rich and utterly delicious, the spicy tonkotsu broth at this pint-sized Thai-owned noodle shop located a few doors down from Sapp …
Reviews
Emiliano D.
This took the top spot of ramen for me over tatsu as of recently. It’s packed with so much flavor in either the mild or spicy option without being heavy and making you feel sluggish afterwards. The takoyaki was well rounded with flavor, texture and just a good complement with the ramen. Also our server was nice and kind I didn’t happen to get her name but I hope she sees this and knows!
… moreLo
SO GOOD. I live nearby , so naturally I’ve made it my mission to try as many restaurants as I can. Ramen is my comfort food and I’ve tried a handful of places on Hollywood blvd and this is my new fav!! Also , the pricing is better than most ramen places around.
The broth is yummy , the noodles are just right.
I loved the cozy vibes — felt like I was at a friends house for dinner.
Can’t wait to come back.
… moreThe broth is yummy , the noodles are just right.
I loved the cozy vibes — felt like I was at a friends house for dinner.
Can’t wait to come back.
Zachary Thoennes
Came on a Saturday evening and had to wait about 10 minutes, but the food was incredible. Staff was very friendly as well.
The Tonkotsu ramen broth was VERY good, nice and creamy. The Khoi Soi curry broth was warm and a bit tangy from the red onion, which was very excellent. The pork and chicken were very good. Decent sized portions as well.
… moreThe Tonkotsu ramen broth was VERY good, nice and creamy. The Khoi Soi curry broth was warm and a bit tangy from the red onion, which was very excellent. The pork and chicken were very good. Decent sized portions as well.
Eidmone Tagaca
4.2/5 for the tonkotsu ramen and 3/5 for the tonkatsu sandwich. It was decent but I wouldn’t say its one of the best in LA like the internet says it to be. Ramen came out at room temp and the sandwich was just not anything special.
… moreRolando Salguero
I live in the neighborhood and this Ramen spor stole my heart amd stomach lol I usually go 2 maybe 3 times a week. I can’t get enough of thier food its amazing and delicious especially on a cold or rainy day 10/10 Mona is always great, and has amazing energy and fun to talk to.
… moreDaron Sarkis Assadourian
Amazing place and amazing service. Place is a little small and has limited seating, prepare to wait a little, especially at night. Ko the hostess/waitress was amazing and super efficient, tending to dozens of people at once. The food came out amazing as well, so shout out to the chefs and kitchen staff. Great pricing as well.
… moreLei Fesaitu
IT’s a little small inside but dont let that deter you from trying it out. The Ramen was delicious and so were the appetizers. Service was EXCELLENT, they are incredibly friendly! I did not like the egg sandwich but everything else was great! We enjoyed the food and service! Their bathroom is also clean and well kept.
We’ll definitely come by again!
… moreWe’ll definitely come by again!
Shelle
Cannot rave more about their spicy tonkotsu ramen! Ask for chili flakes – it really elevates the taste. Broth is flavorful & the noodles are just right. So glad to have found a favorite ramen place so close to me. The parking lot is very small, but the food is so worth it. It’s always busy, which tells you everything you need to know.
… moreayush kalani
Imagine our surprise! Ranked #1 on Yelp’s top ramen spots in California, Susuru Ramen Bar had us equal parts excited and worried about wait times. Walking in, however, we were greeted by… an empty restaurant. The staff was even gathered around tables, phones in hand. It was an unexpected sight for a supposed top contender.
Despite the initial oddity, we dove into the menu. We opted for the classics: tonkatsu ramen and chicken shoyu ramen, along with a plate of chicken and pork gyoza. The star of the show was definitely the tonkatsu ramen (spicy option available as well). The broth was rich and creamy, exactly as I like it. The pork belly chashu was cooked to perfection – juicy and flavorful with a distinct caramelized sear that complimented the broth beautifully. However, the noodles fell a bit short. They were a touch on the hard side, indicating some undercooking. This issue was present in the shoyu ramen as well.
The gyoza was decent, but nothing extraordinary. It didn’t quite match the level of the broth and chashu.
Overall, Susuru Ramen Bar offers a great bowl of ramen, particularly for those who love a creamy tonkotsu broth. However, based solely on this visit, the title of “best ramen spot in California” might be a stretch. The undercooked noodles and the slightly inattentive service (though understandable given the empty restaurant) prevent it from reaching that top tier. Still, it’s a solid choice for a satisfying ramen fix, and with 4 stars, it’s definitely worth a try!
… moreDespite the initial oddity, we dove into the menu. We opted for the classics: tonkatsu ramen and chicken shoyu ramen, along with a plate of chicken and pork gyoza. The star of the show was definitely the tonkatsu ramen (spicy option available as well). The broth was rich and creamy, exactly as I like it. The pork belly chashu was cooked to perfection – juicy and flavorful with a distinct caramelized sear that complimented the broth beautifully. However, the noodles fell a bit short. They were a touch on the hard side, indicating some undercooking. This issue was present in the shoyu ramen as well.
The gyoza was decent, but nothing extraordinary. It didn’t quite match the level of the broth and chashu.
Overall, Susuru Ramen Bar offers a great bowl of ramen, particularly for those who love a creamy tonkotsu broth. However, based solely on this visit, the title of “best ramen spot in California” might be a stretch. The undercooked noodles and the slightly inattentive service (though understandable given the empty restaurant) prevent it from reaching that top tier. Still, it’s a solid choice for a satisfying ramen fix, and with 4 stars, it’s definitely worth a try!
Trisha Morga Lompero
Amazing food and generous food portions! Server was really attentive and friendly
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