Kairikiya — Restaurant in Chatan

Kyoto Ramen Noodle Restaurant

This is extremely good Kyoto style ramen noodle restaurant. You have a lot of choices to choose from.

They will cook the food to your tasting/liking. You want your noddles hard, medium or soft they ask you? Hard is al dente, medium is normal, and soft is just soft.

The garlic on the table is better quality then you usually see at ramen noddle restaurants. Many choices of table seasonings. Garlic, cut green onions, soy sauce, vinegar, spicy sesame oil, and etc. more then other ramen noodle restaurants. I was satisfied with the ability to eat the food with added flavoring my way.

The service is top of the line excellent. Service is fast, polite and easy to get.

If you like the ability to order the food your way and in many different ways then this is the restaurant.

The price is not cheap and not expensive. The pricing is just in the middle average.

The restaurant just opened not a long time ago at the newly built building. It has many parking spaces. I saw many locals, tourist and Americans in the restaurant enjoying the food.

I highly recommend this restaurant.

They except credit...

Tried this place yesterday because it came up on Google as having vegan ramen and Gyoza. Well let me just say they do not have vegan ramen nor vegan gyoza. So let me just get that convo out the way. I got a veggie ramen instead that had corn, bean sprouts, cabbage, noodles and miso sauce. This was not one of the best ramen I've had in Okinawa. I wasn't impressed at all. This placed was actually packed when we arrived and had to wait on a bench outside until seating was available inside. Idk why it was packed tho because this was not all that to me. I also had the fried chicken and it was just okay to me. My friend had the spicy ramen and she seemed to enjoy it. So maybe people go there for the spicy ramen. My other friend had fried rice (had meat in it) and some chicken and she said it was okay. So I guess if you like spicy ramen...

GERMAPHOBES, BEWARE!! I wish I’d been warned before we went. Unfortunately, the restaurant needs some major maintenance. The ground is dirty concrete, the booths have torn leather seats, and weird splatters of black dots (resembling mold) all over the red benches, especially by the walls. It looked and felt filthy. The gyoza and fried rice were ok but not great. The ramen smelled so bad, lots of build up that should have been skimmed off the broth. I could not eat more than a bite. We could not get out of there fast enough. Service was friendly and quick to bring food but the gross surroundings ruined our experience. I will say the kids liked the toys and ramen that came with...