I loved the idea of lobster ramen when I was looking for late night meal! So naturally that’s what I ordered along with pork gyoza. The plate of gyoza was served with a vinegar dipping sauce, which was so good and tart! I could smell the lobster ramen before they brought it out. So good. I like my food more spicy so if you ask for chili oil or pepper flakes you can add this to your broth. Other than that, loved the noodles. I ordered more noodles to and to my broth which was a generous portion. I think it’s like $3 extra. Overall I would come here again!

Really good food and service. The Ramen was delicious with a large portion and the chicken sliders had a good flavor but seemed more like an appetizer. Their fries have a unique flavor. Really nice atmosphere if somewhat hard to find. I’m old so I will say that the music is a little loud but I did enjoy the selection.

Had a good time, ambience was great, the Black spicy Ramen and Tonkotsu Ramen was on point, especially for an Asian missing Asian food while on conference. Went back thrice in total, would recommend for a small group.

Tried chicken wings and tonkatsu ramen. First of all, there was only one waitress in the entire restaurant. We waited for ten minutes until she served water. The food waiting time was also long enough so that I could solve two extremely hard sudoku games since there was almost no signal in the restaurant. “Chicken wings are so good” which is marked in red on the menu is fake. The chicken wings were stewed for long time and then battered with flour, fried, and dipped into the sauce. As a result, the wings were either juicy or tender. But the dipping sauce is not bad. Ramen was not bad cuz it took 35 minutes to be on the table. Don’t have high expectations for the chashu or you will be disappointed.

One of the best Ramens we've had. We had the Spicy Lobster Ramen and Tonkotsu Ramen. The Spicy Lobster Ramen was surprisingly very good. It wasn't super spicy, just right. Decent amount of lobster as well. The Tonkotsu one was one of the best I've had. Not oily nor greasy like others. Both broths were tasty and the noodles were thin and firm, not soft overcooked. Unfortunately, Pork Gyoza was average here.

We ordered 2 ramen there and chicken wings. The chicken wing taste like mildly spiced buffalo wings so it wasn't anything special. I really liked the tonkatsu ramen, which is why I gave this place a 3 stars. However, their "specialty" lobster ramen was not good at all. The lobster ramen was greasy looking and overly sour tasting. It wasn't even spicy at all and very little lobster in it. Eggs were a tad overdone and not yolky at all. My husband couldn't finish it. I ended up taking his noodles out and putting it into my tonkatsu broth just to finish the noodles. The $18 lobster ramen was not worth its price tag. The service was excellent though. The waitress filled our water whenever it was almost empty. Overall I would not choose this place again for ramen.

The Ramen was great, and the space was incredibly interesting. It's located in the basement and has Foosball and an arcade game table. Along with seating for meals and a bar! Suggest checking it out if you are in South Beach!

Is an amazing place, the Lobster Ramen was delicious it is a little spicy but don't let that stop you from ordering it, is the best ramen I have ever eaten in florida. The Salmon Poke is also really good. The portions are good, the ramen is enough for one person. The service is excellent, everybody is kind and attentive. Is definitely a hidden gem in Miami. It has a nice ambience and have soccer tables and video games available to play, is an overall experience going to the restaurant. I can't wait to go again. The only downside is parking, but I feel like that is a problem every place in Miami Beach has.

Very chill Miami vibe and great ambiance. Pork Ramen was delicious and filling. The place is a bit pricey ($17 for the ramen), but considering the location the food is actually very well priced. Broth was rich and smooth but I wish there was a little more pork in the ramen. There were A LOT of noodles which was really great.

I had tonkasu ramen and salmon poke. Ramen broth was good but too salty. Pork belly and boiled eggs were good. Noodle was way too cooked. Salmon poke was too sour but was good. Customer service was great.

Totally sweet basement aura with some totally awesome house burgers and ramen! Smiles all around while we chowed down on pork ramen, spicy lobster ramen, and the house burger. The sauce on the burger was on point, with just a little spice and adding the pork belly was like a cherry on top!