Ramen House — Restaurant in San Francisco

Times change since 2 years ago according to Older REVIEWS & OLD PICTURES, OLD Ramin House on 3rd St. Sf, MENU. SOMEHOW RESTRAUNTS NEED TO RETHINK STRATEGY ON BETTER FOOD FOR DOUBLE THE COST. SO CUSTOMERS WOULD WANT TO COME BACK.Though restaurants are strugling restaurants dont upgrade menu, they use A MENU SHOWS PREPARED FOOD QUALITY & QUANTITY & INGREDIENTS THEY DONT SERVE ANYMORE, OLD PHOTOS, FALSE EXPECTATIONS of what you will RECIEVE in an Order. THE PORTIONS REDUCED BY HALF, PRICES SHOW OLD PRICE ONLINE, NO CARE, NO PASSION, NO TASTE, PRICE DOUBLED, QUALITY AWFUL. I went first time on Saturday, July 9, 2022 around noon. Server nice, i recieved green tea when ask what tea i wanted. I was given a napkin and fork, and live ask for chop stix. I ordered Unagi-Don Bento Box, which a photo of a bento box is on menu, not Unagi but look like (chicken katsu) which looked wonderful, slice oranges garnish, Full of food bento box with 6 piece of California Roll, rice etc. On Menu above items for Bento box it describes With Pot stickers, California Roll, Soup, Rice & then main choice below. What a dissapointment. No soup was served though said soup, UNAGI WAS ICE COLD AND TERRYAKI-UNAGI SAUCE COLD THICK ALL OVER, a salad soggy in huge amount of a sour cream dressing more than salad itself runny, 2 potstickers (warm), 3 pieces California Roll ( Not Like Photo which had 6 pieces) Rice was only thing Hot, NO Oranges like pictures, or any GARNISH, NO PICKLED GINGER, JUST WASABI. Not Worth- $18.95? TASTELESS, COLD SOUR AWFUL. I stated Unagi was cold waitress was nice she took to microwave not sauce but unagi. I went to look at menu it clearly states soup not salad though most bento boxes have both. Waitress was nice she brought me miso soup with seaweed OMG bad soup added soy sauce but it was bitter, old maybe, but not like any miso soup i ever had before, it was really weird. I TOOK RICE & Unagi to go box was charged .25 for white cardbord box with notice. With tax was $20.86 what a waste when photos...

I was in town locally with a craving for ramen and thought I should give this place a try. The place isn't that hard to find, although parking is a little limited, but I was seated pretty quickly as I came in since it was a little early and the lunch crowd is at least 2 hours away. Their menu is a little confusing as they have a Japanese menu with the usual ramen varieties to offer as well as different appetizers and rice bowls, which are quite robust, may I add. They even offer okonomiyaki, which I would've ordered if I was hungrier at that time, but I went there for ramen, so ramen is what I'll get. But I was also presented with another menu featuring typical Chinese style noodles and congee, which is a little confusing since the place is named "Ramen House." But I wouldn't pass judgment on account of them trying to diversify their menu options. I had their beef curry ramen and beef, rice with house sauce. The ramen broth is a little off in terms of seasoning, and the curry they used isn't Japanese curry. The ramen noodles are a little thin, as one would use in a typical Chinese noodle soup. The beef is quite tender, but most of their seasoning is a little sweet, and I'm missing the savory part. To be honest, it's a little underwhelming, and I'm a little disappointed that I might not come back to try their...

A few of my friends and I were going to the ribbon cutting ceremony of Churn Urban Creamery, and noticed this place across the street. It peaked our interest, and we decided after getting our ice cream to hop over.

Between the 4 of us, we ordered a ton of food. We got Tonkotsu Ramen (white) & (black) combos, Seafood Okunomiyaki, and a Chicken Teriyaki Bento.

Ironically, the thing that we liked the least out of all the food was the ramen. The okunomiyaki was good and the Chicken Teriyaki was phenomenal. Now, the only issue that we had with the ramen, is we are used to really flavorful and rich Tonkotsu and this was a little thin and gentle on flavor (both the white and black version).

The okunomiyaki was nothing to write home about, but it scratches that itch if you are looking to get one. Saving the best for last, we will definitely be back for the Chicken Teriyaki. We were all surprised at how high the quality was for the chicken. It was perfectly grilled and the sauce matched perfectly.

The prices were spot on, and the food was better than decent. We'll be going back and that's the reasoning for...