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Samurai Noodle
Noodle Restaurant$$$$
International District, Seattle
"Get an egg in your ramen for an extra dollar—it's totally worth it."(26 Tips)
"Samurai Armor Bowl with Pork"(2 Tips)
"Prices are affordable."(3 Tips)
"Order the Tonkatsu ramen w/ extra noodles and enjoy!"(11 Tips)
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Cody L.April 22, 2017Delicious ramen with reasonable prices! But it's a small, but popular place so they may close early if they run out of ingredients!
Ellen McGrodyJanuary 23, 2017Chili green onion. Don't miss out on this, it's bomb as heck. It's small and cozy and can get a bit crowded, but their take out is quick and the price is right.
Serious EatsSeptember 9, 2013With three locations in Seattle, Samurai might make the best ramen in the area (Tonkotsu is especially popular)—on its good days- Av0 c@doJanuary 24, 2016Small little Ramen house with awesome service! Order the Tonkatsu ramen w/ extra noodles and enjoy!
Seattle MetNovember 9, 2011A clothes closet feels spacious by comparison, but this International District ramen-ya (along with its sibling on the Ave) is a near-perfect rendition of the tiny noodle shops of Japan. Read more
Pricey, but there isn't many ramen places in Seattle. Make sure to arrive before noon if you don't want to wait as the small place fills up quick.
Brian LockwoodJuly 28, 2013Quality of noodle is good but having had Ramen in Japan & China has led to disappointing experience, tiny details are missing making a world of a difference, 4 example Chive onions are cut to thick- Mia A.April 16, 2018Small but comforting space. Bathroom could be improved. Prices are affordable. Personal faves are the Gyoza and Takoyaki.
Tanya PhamMarch 4, 2013Best ramen in Seattle, but not the best I've ever had. Get the tonkotsu flavor and Samurai Armor to supplement. Service is fast but rude.
Jack ReevesJune 1, 2015Soup is average but service is great and the staff is very welcoming and friendly. Cozy little spot.
Shelah Anne "Marina" WooAugust 19, 2014Decent for a quick bite and craving, but overpriced. If you really want good ramen at a more fair price, hit up Bellevue for Kukai or Hokkaido--they also have better variety of toppings and sides.
Jane HudsonAugust 5, 2011The Tonkatsu is #1 here for a reason. That pork broth is so rich and delicious. For a change order the Miso Ramen and fish cake.
Get your Parking validated here if your car is at Uwajimaya. Basically makes it free to park for lunch time.
The best tonkatsu I've ever had! The Tampopo ramen is the best though!
If you're still hungry: save the broth and you can get more noodles for cheap!
Best ramen in town. My fav is tonkatsu. Feeling extra hungry? Add armor: extra pork slices and an egg.
Alex AlgardNovember 20, 2010The Shouyu ramen (chicken broth) tastes just as great as the Tonkotsu, except it's 300 calories less.
Nat McCullyFebruary 1, 2014Noodles in my tonkotsu were over cooked. Both Goya and shumai were tasty but had cold spots. So attention to detail lacking.
Jennifer MislinskiJanuary 15, 2013Ridiculously awesome pork broth...it got very quiet for a few minutes.
Yu TangApril 14, 2016They used to be good. Not anymore. The noodle was too hard, The soup tonkatsu was super salty plus the extra egg I ordered was COLD! I was very disappointed.
Extra noodles are nice, but extra pork is where it's at!
Tampopo style with extra noodles! Shoulda took a pic before cause there was nothing left after.- Samurai Armor Bowl with Pork broth & hard noodles is the obvious choice here...
Jeff ReguilonAugust 13, 2009enjoy the complimentary side order of shame when you ask to "pork up" your ramen.
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(206) 624-9321
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