

Locally sourced Japanese cuisine & elevated ramen dishes presented in an upbeat, modern setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1913 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: (206) 547-4649
Website: http://yoroshikuseattle.com/
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Reviews
Between the two of us, we tried the spicy mushroom miso ramen and the pork zaru ramen. Both were absolutely delicious. The miso broth was super flavorful and the spice level was just perfect. I have to call out the boiled egg which was an extra – it’s odd to say this, but this is the best coiled egg I’ve had in ramen. It’s also loaded with mushrooms and other vegetables, which is such a bonus.
We also tried the lychee martini, which was so delicious (albeit really strong!)
Best Ramen place I ever visited by far. Fresh broth and delicious preparation. Fisherman’s Ramen – best was clams and salmon.
Zaru ramens broth was the yummiest with sesame seeds, chilli oil and crushed ginger on the side. Tofu spicy miso topped in flavours.
Tan taka tan drink was okay but go for the Lichiko drink (burns and heats you up with that first gulp) was delish. Matcha tiramisu is real…you can taste the matcha flavour on your taste buds.
Limited covers so it’s a must to be here on time. The staff is sweet and helpful, they’ll make sure to make you comfortable and explain each ramen, it’s ingredients even the drink. My heart was full just like that Bowl
My second visit and Yoroshiku never fails! The sushi, I felt should keep refilling… So good. Spicy miso chashu ramen, Zaru ramen and spicy tofu ramen was perfect for dinner after a year. There is always a waiting line here, but to our surprise we did find a table right away.
The only minor drawback was that a couple of menu items were sold out, which seems to be a common occurrence based on other reviews. It’s understandable for a later evening on Wednesday, though. Service was efficient and straightforward, making for a smooth experience overall.
All in all, a solid spot for satisfying ramen—worth a visit if you’re in the area!
My girlfriend ordered a seafood special option, which tasted too “fishy” for me, but she enjoyed it.
Overall I would definitely go back, but doesn’t top some of the heavy hitters in seattle.