Address and Contact Information
Address: 111 W Vine St, Keller, TX 76248
Phone: (682) 421-8538
Website: https://www.wabihousetx.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: toasttab.com
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Sunday – Thursday 11am – 10pm. Friday and Saturday 11am – 11pm. Happy Hour. Monday – Sunday: 3:00pm – 7:00pm. $9 Lunch Ramen. Monday-Friday: 11:00am-3:00pm.
Reviews
Mimi Le
My SO and I came here for a birthday dinner on a Friday night. I’ve been to the Fort Worth location multiple times and love it, so I was excited to have one closer to home. Unfortunately, this location did not live up to expectations.
We were seated outside because we had a large party, and the gravel was extremely annoying. Heels sinking, chairs sinking…if you wanted to pull your chair in, you had to stand up and physically move it.
For appetizers, we ordered the Hama Rayu and crispy pork ears. The Hama Rayu is usually a must for me at the Fort Worth location…we normally order 2-3 plates, but this one was disappointing. The fish was cut too thick and against the grain. The crispy pork ears were decent.
For our mains, my SO ordered the beef shio ramen and said it was just okay. I got the garlic ramen, which was overwhelmingly salty.
Service was very slow. Our appetizers came out before our drinks, and every time we needed something, we had to wave someone down. Overall, the experience fell short. I’ll stick to the Fort Worth location.
… moreWe were seated outside because we had a large party, and the gravel was extremely annoying. Heels sinking, chairs sinking…if you wanted to pull your chair in, you had to stand up and physically move it.
For appetizers, we ordered the Hama Rayu and crispy pork ears. The Hama Rayu is usually a must for me at the Fort Worth location…we normally order 2-3 plates, but this one was disappointing. The fish was cut too thick and against the grain. The crispy pork ears were decent.
For our mains, my SO ordered the beef shio ramen and said it was just okay. I got the garlic ramen, which was overwhelmingly salty.
Service was very slow. Our appetizers came out before our drinks, and every time we needed something, we had to wave someone down. Overall, the experience fell short. I’ll stick to the Fort Worth location.
Julie W
We visited Wabi House Keller yesterday for lunch and had an amazing meal and experience! They were busy so we opted for a seat at the bar. We ordered spicy miso, beef tenderloin yakitori, shishito peppers, salmon sashimi, seafood croquette and honey butter toast with ube ice cream on the side. The service was great, love the atmosphere, our server made our experience warm and inviting and we look forward to returning.
… moreLucky Palm
Good food
Normally don’t like ramen tastes from another restaurant but definitely like ramen here.
I got Beef skewers and lame chops. They were delicious and perfect cooked.
And my ramen was also indeed delicious.
Definitely will be back for more!
Good price for good food and good amount of portion.
… moreNormally don’t like ramen tastes from another restaurant but definitely like ramen here.
I got Beef skewers and lame chops. They were delicious and perfect cooked.
And my ramen was also indeed delicious.
Definitely will be back for more!
Good price for good food and good amount of portion.
Mahawi
Dallas’s Wabi House Ramen has long been our favorite spot for a steaming bowl of noodles, and we’re not alone – it’s the top choice for ramen enthusiasts in Carrollton. One of the best things about Wabi House Ramen is their affordable weekday lunch specials, which offer a delicious meal for just $9. Recently, the restaurant expanded to Keller, which is just a stone’s throw from our home. We were excited to try out the new location and were blown away by the stunning atmosphere, attentive service, and of course, the mouth-watering food. We’re so grateful to have Wabi House Ramen in our neighborhood – it’s the perfect spot to grab a bite and catch up with friends.
… moreBrandon Kelley
TL;DR: ramen was great, unique drinks, staff rocks
Went here during their grand opening with free ramen. Obviously they were insanely packed and busy, wait times of 40 minutes.
Have to hand it, these staff members know how to run their ship. Things were chaotic, they were behind on some steps, but they kept everything moving. Props to this staff. I’ve seen other places flounder out with less people.
Can’t knock stars off for the long waits since it was insanely busy. Cannot tell if this is the type of establishment that will ALWAYS be that busy (possible) or if it was just the free ramen.
Upon receiving the ramen, it was delicious. I ordered the beef. The broth was amazing. The beef rib tasted smoked/wood fire grilled. Portion size was pretty typical I think. Tend to like spicy ramen, so ordered the spicy rayu sauce. It was a small portion. Perhaps too small because it wasn’t really that spicy. And I can sometimes be sensitive to spiciness.
They have a few unique cocktails. Their mule is the proper balance of ginger soda. Their lichi li was delicious, if abeit heavy on the rose.
Prices also seemed pretty typical for roman places.
Parking will be hit or miss, since it’s a community parking lot with the rest of the bars / restaurants there.
I’m not a huge ramen person, but Will definitely consider coming back.
… moreWent here during their grand opening with free ramen. Obviously they were insanely packed and busy, wait times of 40 minutes.
Have to hand it, these staff members know how to run their ship. Things were chaotic, they were behind on some steps, but they kept everything moving. Props to this staff. I’ve seen other places flounder out with less people.
Can’t knock stars off for the long waits since it was insanely busy. Cannot tell if this is the type of establishment that will ALWAYS be that busy (possible) or if it was just the free ramen.
Upon receiving the ramen, it was delicious. I ordered the beef. The broth was amazing. The beef rib tasted smoked/wood fire grilled. Portion size was pretty typical I think. Tend to like spicy ramen, so ordered the spicy rayu sauce. It was a small portion. Perhaps too small because it wasn’t really that spicy. And I can sometimes be sensitive to spiciness.
They have a few unique cocktails. Their mule is the proper balance of ginger soda. Their lichi li was delicious, if abeit heavy on the rose.
Prices also seemed pretty typical for roman places.
Parking will be hit or miss, since it’s a community parking lot with the rest of the bars / restaurants there.
I’m not a huge ramen person, but Will definitely consider coming back.
Cereta Wilson
Such a wonderful experience!! The service, the atmosphere, the food… everything was amazing. I love the layout of this location.The outside seating is super kewl. There is an area for a DJ or live band that won’t interfere with service flow. A bonus for this location. This location is closer to me now and I’m super excited!!!
… moreJill Darling
We came during the soft opening and cannot wait to come back!!! The staff was attentive, the food arrived quickly, and it was delicious. I will always be ordering the okra bacon and can’t wait to try all of the ramen choices! Even if you think ramen may not be your thing, you have to go, the vibe alone is worth it and cocktails were good too!!
… moreNatalie
I have always loved the wabi house in fort worth and was so happy to have one closer. I made an order for pick up. I ordered negima and a spicy tonkatsu ramen. I order my ramen with wavy noodles for my ramen. Not only did they mess up my ramen order with the wrong noodles, I would also say it was not very spicy. The negima chicken pieces are much smaller than the fort worth location portion size. But it was also burnt. I understand it being charred but it was far too charred the burnt took over the flavor. It was burnt on both sides but here’s some photos. I’m not sure if its because they just opened but this was very disappointing
… moreSvang082
Ordered takeout from Wabi House Keller and unfortunately it was a disappointment. Always check your to-go bags, because I paid $15 for a Beef Shio Ramen that came with a beef rib that never made it into my order. Super frustrating when you’re excited for your food and something’s missing. Hoping they improve attention to detail because that’s a lot of money to just not get what you paid for.
… moreMike Boyer
Beautiful new venue but service approach of hostess was alienating.
We dropped in to have an afternoon cocktail and check out the new local venue. Walked in from back deck entrance and we grabbed two open seats at the bar. Mistake. Apparently bar seating requires you to wait through the hostess line for table seating.
Not a big deal except for how the hostess addressed it. We were seated at the bar about ready to order drinks, She comes over and doesn’t nicely indicate that contrary to typical bar custom that seats at the bar aren’t open seating she instead rudely interrogates us “where did you come from?” There are much nicer ways you could have managed that.
Consider making your bar seating open. No one wants to stand behind the lines of families waiting for table seats just to drink at the bar. (There were open tables too so that fact that bar seating wasn’t open is ridiculous)
If you stick with closed bar seating, then perhaps post a sign on the patio door “pls see hostess for all seating; bar and dining” as you will find in this location many people coming from the parking lots are going to enter through the patio not walk up to 377 entrance.
We won’t be back anytime soon.
… moreWe dropped in to have an afternoon cocktail and check out the new local venue. Walked in from back deck entrance and we grabbed two open seats at the bar. Mistake. Apparently bar seating requires you to wait through the hostess line for table seating.
Not a big deal except for how the hostess addressed it. We were seated at the bar about ready to order drinks, She comes over and doesn’t nicely indicate that contrary to typical bar custom that seats at the bar aren’t open seating she instead rudely interrogates us “where did you come from?” There are much nicer ways you could have managed that.
Consider making your bar seating open. No one wants to stand behind the lines of families waiting for table seats just to drink at the bar. (There were open tables too so that fact that bar seating wasn’t open is ridiculous)
If you stick with closed bar seating, then perhaps post a sign on the patio door “pls see hostess for all seating; bar and dining” as you will find in this location many people coming from the parking lots are going to enter through the patio not walk up to 377 entrance.
We won’t be back anytime soon.