Oishii Ramen

Cory Moy

Excellent ramen, really solid sides and must-have Japanese beers in the fridge. The warm bowl of spicy ramen, pork belly buns, and hot sake on a cold night made my week! Order right from the counter and get your authentic meal moments later. 100% efficiency. Flawless meal experience.

Ryan Smith

Oishii Ramen was a perfect choice on a cold night. The ramen was fresh, filling, and packed with flavor. The restaurant itself is open and spacious, and ordering was quick and easy, thanks to a helpful employee who offered great recommendations. The ramen arrived at just the right temperature so I could dig in immediately without worrying about burning my mouth, which was a nice touch. My only complaint is that I wish there had been a bit more food; the pork, broth, and noodles were all fantastic, but I have a feeling I could’ve polished off two bowls and been perfectly content. Overall, if you’re in the area and craving ramen, Oishii Ramen is definitely worth a visit. I’d go back, though I’m also looking forward to trying out other nearby ramen spots to compare.

Cloris Ioanna Junges

Great atmosphere and place, conveniently located and truly a hole in the wall place and feeling. Sunomono salad was very disappointing, just cucumber with some sauce (gyoza or soy?) added at the top and that’s it. Not marinated like it usually is so that was disappointing, $7 for sliced cucumber was NOT worth it. Also not impressed and wouldn’t order the spicy miso again, but the green vegetable one was packed with flavor! Definitely recommend that one. Wish I had gotten the spicy miso but with that veggie broth. Also be mindful their posted menu is not accurate and prices are much higher.

Hannah Eareckson

Very cute spot, food was definitely good but not the best. Pork buns were very fluffy and tasty, but lacking on the pork. Pork belly was also more fatty than the usual I get in ramen and not as richly flavored. Tonkotsu broth was delicious, ramen noodles and toppings just ok though. Definitely tasty and filling for dinner!

Adam You

Found a discrete ramen restaurant right by Magnolia Hotel on Stout downtown. Oishii Ramen was small but had the traditional Japaneses ramen restaurant feel and ambience. The menu was simple with 6 types of ramen, 6 types of appetizers and a fried rice, which made the decision easy. The soup of the tonkotsu ramen was flavorful, the noodles were springy and chewy, the pork belly was well marinated, soft and tasty, and the boiled half egg was delightfully sweet, salty and umami. Overall quite satisfying, certainly worth a detour from the thoroughfare.