Ramen, Etc.

As review score indicates, very bad. We had never gone and thought to give it a try. Interior is average but immediate impressions from the menu were underwhelming to say the least. The menus are dirty, illegible, mislabeled prices, haphazardly written and created. Looks like it was made by someone who didn't know how to use Microsoft Office. Anyway, on to the food. Spicy miso and shoyu garlic ramens with takoyaki for appetizer. All were busts. Takoyaki was soggy and $7 for four. Broths were bad and lacking meaningful flavor. That means they tasted like something but it was not good. Garlic shoyu was a strange burnt flavor and the spicy miso was just spicy. The corn was cold, the pork slices were just fat, and the noodles were 100% packaged and undercooked. Unfortunately this totaled close to $50 for two people. Take your money and time to Haru. Service was alright.

Been coming here since they started and it's the best Ramen in town. Over the years, they have added new items on the menu and it keeps getting better and better. Their latest additions are the braised pork with rice and yam noodles as substitute. The flavors are always delicious and service is attentive. They do get busy so be sure to come early!

We had the spicy miso ramen with beef. The broth was good and had a nice amount of spice. The beef lacked a bit of flavor but still a decent bowl of ramen. We tried the honey wings as our little one isn't a big fan of spicy food. The sauce was ok, but the wings weren't very crispy which we all prefer. -1 star for the wings and no option for smaller meals for the kids.