Ramen Ryoma Pacific Beach

Visited Ramen Ryoma for the first time after hearing glowing recommendations, and the experience was a pleasant spin on a classic ramen night out. Kicked things off with the karaage chicken, which really nailed it, crispy, flavorful, and clearly a must-try on the menu. For the main event, I went with the butter corn ramen in a shoyu broth. It was a smooth and warming bowl, though it didn’t quite deliver a standout moment compared to some of the other ramen shops I’ve tried over the years. Service was friendly and moved at a good pace, keeping the vibe relaxed and comfortable, even if nothing particularly memorable stood out. While I have to admit I've had ramen with a bit more wow factor elsewhere, Ramen Ryoma still offers a cozy atmosphere and satisfying flavors that make it a solid spot

Really enjoyed the sushi and the Ramen was easy to order and packed great flavor. The scenery is gorgeous and the staff was really friendly and accommodating. Will def be back!

I was originally turned on to this place in a strange way. The unimpressive sushi restaurant next door (IMO) didn't have any regular soy sauce (just low sodium), which isn't authentic at all, so I came here and asked for a few soy sauce packets. The host and I chatted about how strange that is for a Japanese restaurant, and then he ran and got me some soy sauce. No charge. That impressed me. So we went back and tried their ramen. Excellent! Tons of options, tons of flavor and great service. What a way to find a great ramen restaurant! A huge thanks to that host! They even helped me enjoy the restaurant next door!

Very yummy food!! They have ramen sushi bowls and other options. The waiter was very nice & the environment

This location is top 3 ramen in the city and I’ve been to a bunch of spots. It’s specifically this location though—the hillcrest location was probably bottom 3 for me. This is the second time I’ve had a 10/10 bowl here, and I got a different one each time. This one was the Miso Mayu Tamago. Great service as well. Go on a weeknight when they’re slow and enjoy. Oh and if Japanese beer is your thing they have Orion, don’t see that one everywhere.