Ramen Station

I had a wonderful dine-in experience here right before covid, so I convinced my family to try some takeout with me recently and they LOVED it! My mom went for basics and tried the chicken fried rice which she very much enjoyed. I got the vegetarian ramen which never disappoints. It’s super savory and rich, which is rare in most restaurants’ vegetarian options. My dad had the tonkotsu shoyu ramen and he LOVED it. I also got some eggplant skewers on the side which were phenomenal, so much so that my dad wanted to try some and was inspired to pick up eggplant from the store the next day to try and make our own. Overall, 10/10 experience! Hoping to visit here again soon.

Fried rice is on point, guys by the kitchen talk way too loud, couldn’t have conversation with my friends without really yelling. Ramen portion is way too small even for petite lady. There was fruit flies dining with us around the table. If it weren’t for the fried rice the rating would be much lower. Execute my poor photography skill Waitor is very nice

It’s currently crazy snow conditions outside so we stopped to let the snow pass and grab some hot miso soup with our service dog and a walker. Host was over the top helpful and attentive to our needs and bathrooms were spotless. Oh did I mention the food was fast, tasty, and always hits the spot! Ordered calamari, miso soup, and the best chicken fried rice this side of the Mississippi

Three years ago, this was the best Ramen in Madison. Today the broth of my Sesame Ramen disappointed very much - watery and flavorless. They have so many Ramen to choose from plus lots of nice Japanese starters, though, and even okonomiyaki which you probably won't find anywhere else in town. They gyoza and shumai are very good. Can't recommend the karaage; it's tiny pieces of chicken with bland coating. The inside smelled like cigarettes for some reason. I must have really come at an unfortunate day today. I'm only going to reduce one star right now and maybe try again in a month. I've got many better memories.