KOHOKU-KU RAMEN

“Delicious food and great atmosphere and the service was friendly.”

Mark Collado★★★★★

Kohoku-ku Ramen is a great find in the Thorndale area of Edgewater! The restaurant is quaint, cute, and gives a perfect little cozy izakaya moment with private-feeling booths. The service was fantastic. Nathalia was super friendly, kind, and accommodating. Everything we ate was completely spot on. The agedashi tofu was perfectly fried and flavorful, and the beef gyudon was a comforting, tender beef bowl. The bento box was a good portion with flavorful beef, crispy chicken karaage, and a soft-boiled egg. For dessert, we had the fish-shaped taiyaki pastry with an amazing pandan leaf custard fil

Toan Nguyen★★★★★

Honestly so glad we finally stumbled into this place. It’s tucked away right by the Thorndale stop and has the best vibe, very low-key, intimate, and has great private booth seating. The service was great, and the staff made us feel welcome the second we walked in. As for the food, everything hit the mark. We started with the agedashi tofu, which was beautifully prepared, and followed it up with a beef gyudon bowl and a bento box packed with savory beef and crispy chicken karaage. For dessert, they have a fish-shaped pastry with a pandan leaf custard filling that is a must-try. It’s easily one

Magnolia Scent★★★★★

Authentic Shoyu Ramen — Perfect for a Cold Day! I absolutely love the shoyu ramen here. Having it on a chilly day is pure comfort — the warm, savory broth just hits differently. I’ve been here before when the weather was warmer, and the soup felt rich and refreshing then, but in the cold it’s cozy and soul-warming. The atmosphere really gives off Japanese vibes — it reminds me so much of Osaka. I’ve been there before, and I can confidently say the flavor here is truly authentic. I also ordered karaage and takoyaki to take home — both were amazing! The takoyaki here is so good you don’t even

I F★★★★

They are getting a star back on, the ramen is a big portion and has good flavor. I tried the kohoku-ku ramen and it's BIG, it's also expensive but it's tasty, you just have to hurry up or all that tempura will get soggy. Last time their curry was too thin and had no flavor profile, so I would stay away from it if possible. The service was excellent and the atmosphere is very cute.