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Ramen Restaurants in Koreatown, Los Angeles
Saikai Ramen Bar
A modern chef-driven Japanese ramen and plates restaurant located on N Western Avenue Unit B.
Ten Ramen
Koreatown's best ramen bar established in August 2017, specializing in giving you the best ramen experience.
Tokyo Hamburg
A casual Japanese dining and dessert cafe restaurant offering hamburg steak, Katsu stuff, and more located in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
Tengoku Ramen Bar
Brought to you by Kaizen Dining Group, Tengoku offers artisanal ramen, appetizers, draft beers and more, opening soon on an undisclosed street location in Koreatown.
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Koreatown in Los Angeles is a foodie's paradise, with an abundance of ramen restaurants to choose from. With so many options, it can be overwhelming to decide where to go. That's why we've compiled a list of the top-rated ramen restaurants in Koreatown based on online reviews and comments.
First on our list is Tsujita LA Artisan Noodle, a popular spot among locals and tourists alike. Their tonkotsu ramen is a must-try, with its rich and creamy broth and tender pork belly. Prices are on the higher side, with a bowl of ramen ranging from $14-$16.
Next up is Daikokuya, known for their classic Hakata-style ramen. The broth is hearty and flavorful, and the noodles have the perfect chewy texture. Prices are reasonable, with a bowl of ramen starting at $10.
Another highly recommended spot is Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen. Their specialty is customizable ramen bowls, allowing customers to choose their preferred level of spiciness and toppings. Prices are also reasonable, with a bowl of ramen starting at $9.
For those looking for a more unique ramen experience, Tatsu Ramen offers a variety of fusion flavors such as spicy miso and green curry. Prices are slightly higher than average, with a bowl of ramen ranging from $12-$15.
Lastly, we have Ramen Maruya, which offers traditional Tokyo-style ramen. The broth is clear and light, yet still packed with flavor. Prices are on the lower side, with a bowl of ramen starting at $8.
Overall, Koreatown has no shortage of delicious ramen options. Whether you're looking for classic or innovative flavors, there's something for everyone in this vibrant neighborhood.