Domo Ramen, Ne Mpls.

more amazing place to repair their rams. for the first time for my gf and I were not disappointed. recommend the domo classic wings and gyoza as starter. so delicious and tasteful. gf had the red Fury wheels and I had the domo house ramen. both had big broth and decadent veggies to really fill them. the broth was a little oily, but the taste gives him a fit for me. service was excellent. will be back for more!

easier, more economical it area, our waiting staff was very helpful in answering questions and accusation. Perhaps the best egg rolls I ever had. spicy and fleshy, made perfection. there was a dip sauce, but I never tried that the egg rolls were so good. we all have a different kind of rammen so we can experience a series of aromen. everyone was unique and well done on his own way. will come back

the rarm is great and full of taste. good drinks that are worth their money. the steam buns should die for, in any case, my favorite atttar. 4 stars to leave because the service in the regular is slow, and it is very cold in the restaurant.

It was pretty good. I went here at about 4:30pm. I've definitely had better though. I'm sure if you go there earlier it would be better. Although my bowl looked amazing, it was a little bit on the cold side. A lot of the noodles were stuck together making them a little bit chunky. The broth is good and nicely seasoned to perfection as well as the meats etc. For the convenience, you can't go wrong.

Atmosphere – 0.5 Stars Overall Service – 3.0 Stars Food taste – 1 Stars Food presentation – 3 Stars Pricing – $ Expensive Never gave a review this low so here it go. Was on vacation with family so we decide to give this restaurant a try. As soon as we enters the restaurant, it felt like a meat locker... freezing. I’m a big guy and I don’t normally feel cold in restaurant but holy cow, I was cold. Chicken wing was tasteless and the pork belly bun was too fatty. Ramen broth was good but the rest was not and above all, it was very expensive. If the service was bad too, I would only give one star

After living in Japan for 3 years you get spoiled. I'm always on the hunt for good Japanese food especially ramen.... this was not it. The only good thing about the place was the gyoza and the mixed drink (this is the only reason it's getting 2 stars) Ramen: bland broth and not nearly enough, noodles were too starchy/gummy, the leaf or garnish was old and lazy looking.. would've been better with out it. Either use a smaller bowl or more broth to fill it out. Price is too high for what you get. Steamed buns: They are hirata style and flat like a taco and was cold. Would prefer the nikuman bun and hot. Gyoza: was pretty hearty. Not authentic but was good. Drinks: Gunslinger was good. Tokyo mule was ok. Service: Was slow, while it was busy it wasn't a full house. I ordered my beer before I got my ramen and didnt get my beer until after I finished the bowl, he even came back after we got food to check on us a few minutes later but no beer. Other menu items: They don't know what they want to be. There is Korean inspired stuff, Viet and Chinese all on the menu. Location and decor is fine, nothing to write home about.

I might be a little biased because the only places I've had ramen was in Japan Town in SF, LA and Korea, but I had high hopes for this place and it was so underwhelming. The broth stopped a mile short of being flavorful and something just felt missing. the noodles were okay, but how do you f up noodles? for $15, I'll just buy 10 instant ramens and way it at home instead.