Came here one day for lunch. Saw some great stuff on social media, so my interest was peaked. And then it got an honorary award in a local periodical I read, and I was sold. So we popped in with empty stomachs and went to work. Ambiance was out of bounds, man. Lanterns everywhere, paper walls, bamboo looking stuff, it was very reminiscent of Japan, which I was lucky enough to visit last March. We got seated on a private little booth with curtains for privacy, very fun. Spices are on the table with cute little spoons. And if you need anything, there are buttons on the wall that call your server over to you. Very neat. Service was also great. Very nice folks who do a really good job at the omurice presentation. As for the food, it's complicated. The menu items are diverse, varied, and different from your run-of-the-mill Japanese restaurant. The items would probably be five stars to someone who's never had them before, but compared to the gold standard, they were pretty ok. Not to knock anything they're doing here. I'm glad they're doing it. I started off with a classic Thai Iced Tea. It was sweet, it had a little bite, it was served in a branded, trendy little glass cup. Very good. We opened up with the Honeycomb Platter (Chilli Garlic Edamame, Lobster & Chashu Salad Ball, Tamago Egg, Shrimp Tempura, Eel Unagi, Scallops, Seaweed Salad). Edamame, good. Tamago egg was a lot of fun. Another brand upon it. This place markets so well. Delicious eel. Fun little scallops with that amazing sauce on them. These are all over Japan, and I ate about 2,000 of them. One of the main events we had was the Tonkatsu Omurice (Fluffy omelet egg and Pork Tonkatsu on top of chicken fried rice, topped with your choice of Curry Sauce or Demi Glace). This was wow, so fun. Perfect texture to the egg, cooked juuust enough, slathered in that amazing curry sauce. Rice was ok, but it was definitely needed here. I really recommend this dish. Another app we ordered was the Yakitori Platter (Negima (Chicken Thigh w. Leek), Gyu Harami (Beef Skirt), Butabara (Pork Belly), Baby Scallop and Zucchini). Everything was good here. This was a five star dish. Please get this. Especially those scallops. So good. We felt frisky, so we ordered a couple more items, including the Eel Avocado Rice Burger (Eel, Cucumber, Avocado, Eel Sauce). This was a lot of style, but not a lot of substance. The rice was not a good vehicle for the eels and avocado, slipping sliding everywhere. And it was just so bland. The eel was good, though. I will eat pounds of this eel. We had just a little more room, so we finished off with the Okonomiyaki (Japanese Style pan-fried pancake topped with okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, bonito flakes (katsuobushi), dried green seaweed (aonori)). This was not a good okonomiyaki. I recommend you skip this. Overall, I was very happy with my visit here. Some things can definitely be improved, but some things are definitely perfect. I will come back after my requisite five year waiting period and see how they are coming along.

This was my first time coming here and definitely won’t be my last! The decor is absolutely amazing! The employees are all super kind and helpful. The food was great, very flavorful. The boba was a little bland but other than that I had a great experience!

Been there a couple times and I always asked for the sushi burger and they NEVER HAD IT. But a year later my husband got take out. And let me TELL YOU. It was worth the wait. I ate that uppp. Truly recommended for the sushi lovers. Idk if it was bc it was take out or some but that rice was crisppyyy but I LOVE it. Additionally, almost everything on here is so good. The views, ambiance, service and food it 10/10. And it’s near jungle boys , Yessuh

I recently visited this restaurant, and I must say it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. Their specialty, ramen, is simply perfect. Every spoonful feels like a warm hug for the soul, with balanced flavors and high-quality ingredients that showcase the care and passion in their cooking. The service was spectacular from start to finish. The entire staff is attentive, friendly, and makes you feel at home, as if you’re among friends who are dedicated to ensuring your experience is nothing short of flawless. The entire menu is an invitation to discover amazing flavors: every dish is a masterpiece, and everything I ordered came in excellent portions—perfect to satisfy any hunger while maintaining the elegance and balance of flavors. The presentation of the dishes is also impeccable, a true feast for the eyes even before you take the first bite. Without a doubt, I’ll be returning many times because I need to explore more of this wonderful menu. It’s impossible to pick a favorite when everything is so extraordinary. The chefs at this restaurant deserve all the praise for creating a space where the food is as incredible as the atmosphere and service. Highly recommended to any food lover!

This place is such a surprise! The decor is so hard to photograph, but it's absolutely adorable. They have tables in the main room, but off to the side, they have these little booths that have a curtain across the front for privacy. In the far back of the room, there are 'honeycomb seats', japanese style, with some high up on the wall (think the Hollywood Square show from decades ago). The open kitchen on the left lets you see the chefs prepare your food. The entire atmosphere is cute, original and perfect for any size gathering like a party or company lunch, yet intimate enough for a first date. It's rare to see a place so well done!! The food is soooo different!!! I'm hard put to figure out exactly what is so unique about it. The spices are different... everything is. The drinks are excellent too. We got Amazing Lemonade and Thai Tea. Not toooo sweet, and you can taste the fresh lemon and fruit in the Lemonade. The Thai tea is a perfect version. This is no cookie cutter restaurant. I've been to a whole lot of restaurants, and this one is UNIQUE. It's not the cheapest place, but these days, it's not particularly expensive either. Photos do not do the food justice. We sat in a booth, so the photos all came out with a slightly yellow tint from the warm lighting. Everything about the place was visually delightful and the food can be described as 'Gourmet'. I still can't identify some of the spices I tasted... but I can tell you it was fantastic!! Definitely planning to go back for special occasions or just to impress a guest. If you are nearby, you have to try it. Soooo different and soooo good!

It was such an awesome experience to be here. The food was great and the staff was very attentive and friendly. The broth of the ramen was perfect and it tasted amazing. Thank you! We will be back to try the teas as well :)

Kyuramen in Orlando offers a delightful Japanese dining experience. One standout appetizer is the Lobster & Chashu Salad Ball—a crispy puri shell filled with tender lobster and savory pork belly, garnished with a delicate green sprout. This dish provides a unique and flavorful twist that's both satisfying and memorable. Complementing the meal, their coconut smoothie from TBaar is a refreshing choice. The creamy coconut flavor paired with chewy tapioca pearls creates a delightful beverage that balances sweetness with texture. The restaurant's ambiance is cozy and modern, featuring unique honeycomb seating that adds a touch of charm to the dining experience. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant visit from start to finish. Whether you're a fan of traditional ramen or exploring new flavors, Kyuramen delivers quality dishes in a welcoming setting.

First Visit to Kyuramen – Delicious Ramen & Refreshing Lemonade! I finally got the chance to try Kyuramen, and I have to say—it was an amazing experience! For my first visit, I ordered one of their ramen bowls and paired it with their lemonade, and both were absolutely delicious. The ramen had a rich, flavorful broth that was well-balanced—not too salty but packed with umami. The noodles had the perfect texture, and the toppings were fresh and well-portioned. Every bite was warm, comforting, and satisfying. What really surprised me was their lemonade—it was hands down one of the best I’ve ever had! Super refreshing, not overly sweet, and had just the right amount of tartness. It was the perfect drink to go with the ramen. The atmosphere at Kyuramen was also great—cozy, inviting, and perfect for enjoying a good meal. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. I left completely satisfied and knew I had to come back to try more from their menu. Kyuramen is definitely worth a visit! Second Visit: A few months ago, I tried a ramen place for the first time and had a great experience! I ordered the freshly made chicken ramen, which was delicious and full of rich flavors. The lemonade on the side, with fresh lemon and cucumber, was refreshing and a perfect complement to the meal. It was a bit chilly inside the restaurant, but overall, I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely return for another bowl of ramen one day! After a great first experience at Kyuramen, I decided to return and try something different from their menu. This time, I ordered the Omurice and a Thai Iced Tea, and once again, the meal did not disappoint! The Omurice was beautifully presented, with a soft, fluffy omelet draped over a bed of flavorful fried rice. The sauce on top added a nice balance of sweetness and umami, making each bite comforting and satisfying. The texture of the egg was perfect—silky and light, complementing the rich flavors of the dish. For my drink, I went with the Thai Iced Tea, and it was the perfect pairing. The tea had a smooth, creamy texture with just the right amount of sweetness. It was refreshing and helped balance the savory flavors of the Omurice. Overall, my second visit to Kyuramen was just as enjoyable as the first. The quality of the food, the cozy atmosphere, and the attentive service make this place a solid go-to spot. I’ll definitely be back to try more dishes!