Very attentive server, fun vibe and good food. We were in a rush and the food came out super quick!

The food here is spectacular and the service is always warm and welcoming. A small ramen bar in the heart of Downtown Phoenix, if you like anime you'll love the decor - if not, don't let that steer you away. This place has the best Ramen in Phoenix, consistently. Second only to Mensho, skip Jinya by coming here and you will not be disappointed.

This is my favorite spot to get ramen downtown, not that there are too many. Everything I've had has been good. I like the spiciness of the habanero miso ramen, but also the vegetable ramen is really good. It has a smooth and creamy broth with a delicious nuttiness from the sesame paste. I also always add an egg to whichever one I get. The fried gyoza is also delicious and usually what I get as an appetizer.

We ordered ramen from this place by door dash. I had the classic miso Tonkotsu ramen and my husband tried the spicy version. It was delicious. The broth came seperate from the rest of the soup. We also ordered a side of pork buns which were very yummy too! I look forward to eating here in person sometime.

They've really improved their menu and service! They now have amazing hand rolls (which they call sushi tacos). The seaweed wrap was crispy. We got spicy tuna, salmon, scallop, and shrimp tempura - all fresh and declicious! Their curry was as good as always, and they've removed the katsu don I wasn't a fan of in my last review. Service was great, and the entire crew is Japanese. Note that the last seating and orders are taken 15 minutes before closing time.

It was NOT the best ramen I've ever had. But, it was exactly what we were looking for. Great service. Tasty ramen. My wife loved the vegetarian ramen. Also, get the spicy red paste. It's not crazy hot but adds a nice little extra. And a surprise edamame and Sapporo $5 happy hour price!!!! Definitely check it out!!

I really wanted to try out the recently opened Sushi Kagawa today and was sad to see that it had already closed (due to an issue with the lease!), but their instagram pointed me to check out the original Kagawa restaurant downtown, Kagawa ramen. This place has literally been on my saved places list but I have never been able to make it over to check it out. Today was the perfect opportunity. I was in a sushi mood, so I tried 3 of their sushi tacos (scallop, spicy tuna, and salmon). The scallop taco had beautifully seared scallop on top. The salmon one had salmon roe on top. These two were my favorites. The tuna one tastes like canned tuna in a homemade spicy mayo sauce. I was quite full from the sushi, so I didn't order any ramen, though my husband ordered the spicy miso ramen and said it was very good.

Really delicious! My husband and I let our son pick out the restaurant for our 16th anniversary and he chose this spot as it had ramen and was anime-themed. I say anime like it's a huge thing here but really, it's just some added decoration on the walls. It's not overpowering anime culture here, and that's fine. It's just fun to see as an added perk. Sort of like insight into what the owners might enjoy in their free time which also happens to work with the Japanese restaurant. It's cute! The food itself comes out hot and fresh. And it's really delicious. I've had ramen in quite a few restaurants around the world. While I wouldn't say this is the best I've ever had, it's pretty good. The atmosphere is great, the staff is superbly friendly, and it's incredibly clean. We'd definitely come here again. The pork is soooo soft and melts in your mouth. Absolutely love it!

Walking distance from our hotel! Like a ramen place in Tokyo, not fancy but inviting ambiance this place had. We sat on a long table in the middle. Soon a friendly server came, gave us laminated menu and got drink orders. I ordered 2 happy hour things. Dumpling with Sapporo $5, another appetizer takoyaki with Sapporo $5. Food came fast and tasty. Spicy miso was a bit salty. My kids couldn't finish their ramen. Overall good place.