Foo Foo Tei

This place got one of the most satisfying ramen selections. Most popular and one of my go-to is their white broth ramen that is both rich and delicious. Parking is an issue in their small parking lot .

32 kinds of ramen , impossible to say you can't find something delectable. Order the fried potatoes well in advance of your entree, they take a lot of time to prepare.

Curry ramen (#30) is unlike any other curry ramen that you have ever, ever, EVER had. I highly recommend it. I suspect it's a fusion between the #17 and his curry , but whatever it is, it's the best.

There's a lot of Ramens on the menu to choose from. I got the Nanchatte cream Ramen . A bit too creamy so I ordered the menudo stew and mixed it with the Nanchatte. Portion is big enough for two.

I liked their Beef Bowl because their meat had a little sweetness to it. ????????

#17 is the best ramen on the menu! The wait is always 30+ mins unless you get there when they open.

The wait is pretty long around lunch time. But the wait is definitely worth it. Get #20.

If you like ramen , this is a must try. Don't go hungry, or the wait will discourage you. Also, wear clothes that are ready to go into the laundry hopper.

Shio (salt) ramen : a lil salty for my like but not bad. I hate lucrative warm soup . Noodle was pretty good. Overall it's ok. I just like the "KOSHI" (hardness) on the noodle .

Try the Nanchatte tonkotsu ramen - #rich #delicious #creamy #tasty Noodle soup with white cream soup .

Need to add that extra melt-in-your-mouth, cream-your-pants, punch a baby deliciousness? Ask for butter in your ramen . Fuck. Yes.

"Nanchatte" means "pretending" "fake" in Japanese. So avoid those Cuz it's not so "real" (or half ass).. I admire the honesty but I guess they got to do so Cuz they hav too many items...

Best ramen spot in the area. Try the Nanchatte Tonkotsu ramen with extra Cha Su.

This place fills up quickly, so get there early if you don't want to watch other people eat tasty ramen !

Make sure you get a side of broiled squid !

A tweaked version of ramen . Not very enjoyable if you want some genuine taste of Japanese cuisine.

To avoid the dinner rush, come when the restaurant opens for din at 5 :)

Gotta try the curry . The best Japanese curry I've ever had. The gyozas are just as great too!

The nanchatte tonkotsu ramen is warmth in my belly, it's soooo good.

Gets way too crowded . Went at seven and had twenty people in front of us waiting. Go there when it opens at five.

I love their nooooooodles! That's why its all gone!

#17, fried coconut shrimp , calpico green tea .

Get the #17 ramen and add corn

Gyoza is rad and comes as a parachute pillow !

Authentic Japanese noodle house. Good for all occasions especially when its cold outside.

Try this ramen !

@wandersauce loves this place

Great Teriyaki Chicken Bowls

The shu mais here are gianormous, and tasty too

add Corn to #17 for more awesomeness

Tried 14 of the 30 ramen dishes and #19 is the favorite!

but I was very disappointed. If you like sweet milky flavor, this is the broth for you. It's not really a tonkatsu pork-based flavor that I was expecting.

You must try the Nanchatte Tonkotsu Ramen . It's their best selling ramen .

Try the Vegetable Shio Ramen - This place never fails...

For some odd reason you still have to wait when there are empty tables. So if you're a guy, go flirt with the waitresses to get seated quicker.

this is for good ramens

Good Ramen . Beats Ajisen.

My favorite is # 17, No ginger !

Try the nanchette ramen and the broiled squid !! Yuuuuuummmm!!

Takes a long time to eat here so just play on your phones

Try the Unagi

Danny, FYI, place opens at 12

Fried chicken (tulip style) : greasy and terrible. Avoid!

Great Japanese food especially their ramen dishes .

i love #17

Try the Ramen