Welcome to Kai Ramen Westchester
At Kai Ramen Westchester, the essence of authentic Japanese ramen comes alive in a vibrant and welcoming setting. Located in Los Angeles, this Asian-owned gem caters to all taste preferences, offering a plethora of delectable options ranging from traditional tonkotsu to innovative vegan bowls. The restaurant prides itself on community engagement—providing delivery, takeout, and even catering services. With its ADA-compliant features and outdoor seating, Kai Ramen ensures everyone feels at home. Dive into their rich menu, highlighted by the creamy vegan tonkotsu and bomb ramen, while enjoying the casual ambiance that makes every visit memorable.
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8334 Lincoln Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045 United States Hotline:
Welcome to Kai Ramen Westchester, a vibrant culinary destination nestled in the heart of Los Angeles at 8334 Lincoln Blvd. Specializing in delectable ramen and noodles, this Asian-owned establishment is committed to delivering authentic flavors alongside modern dining conveniences. With a cozy, casual atmosphere complemented by moderate noise levels, it’s the perfect spot for an intimate dinner or a lively gathering with friends.
Kai Ramen Westchester truly caters to a diverse clientele, offering a plethora of options including vegan and vegetarian dishes, ensuring that every guest finds something to savor. The restaurant is designed to be accessible for everyone, featuring an ADA-compliant main entrance, restrooms, and ample wheelchair accessibility throughout the venue.
- Delivery & Takeout: Perfect for when you want to enjoy ramen in the comfort of your own home.
- Reservations: Secure your table in advance for stress-free dining.
- Outdoor Seating: Enjoy your meal in the fresh air with covered and heated options available.
- Dog-Friendly: Bring your furry companions along for a meal.
- Catering Services: Perfect for events and gatherings.
- Alcohol & Wi-Fi: Indulge in beverages while staying connected.
The culinary journey at Kai Ramen Westchester begins with their tantalizing appetizers that include homemade gyoza and crispy rice cakes topped with spicy tuna. Each dish is crafted with care using high-quality ingredients. The standout, however, is their exciting selection of ramen, where traditional meets innovation. For instance, the Shio Tonkotsu Ramen boasts a rich, creamy broth enriched with buttery garlic flavor, while the Vegan Hiyashi (Cold Noodles) artfully combines refreshing peanut sauce with vibrant vegetables.
I had the pleasure of indulging in the Spicy Hiyashi Tantan, where the combination of thick cold noodles and spicy minced pork created an explosion of flavors that was both refreshing and comforting. Each bite was a delightful balance, with the notes of lime cutting through the richness of the peanut sauce.
Kai Ramen Westchester is not just a spot for a quick meal; it’s an experience. With options for those craving traditional ramen, from the Classic Shoyu Tonkotsu to the fiery Akai Tonkotsu, this restaurant encapsulates the essence of Japanese dining with a contemporary twist.
In conclusion, whether you’re a ramen aficionado or exploring this iconic dish for the first time, Kai Ramen Westchester promises an experience that delights the senses. Prepare for a delightful culinary adventure where taste knows no limits!
We parked at the Bristol Farms parking lot since parking near this restaurant was kind of impossible. The food tasted good. The service was great. There were nobody other than myself and my child. We had a lovely lunch. The only thing I disliked was how thin the noodles were. Other than that broth was delicious. The waitress said they cook the broth for 16 hrs. I can believe it because I loved the flavor. Very tasty. Two thumbs up!
Amazing service! The crispy tuna rice was rly good. Tsukemen was ok! Probably will try the red tonkotsu next time :- )
First time trying and we will definitely be back! I ordered the chicken miso ramen and my husband ordered the chicken curry. Both were so delicious! Highly recommend
Stumbled on this place and glad I did. The ramen is sooo good! Broth is flavorful! Very clean and now Service. I ordered the Bomb Ramen. Flavor is outstanding.
I'm a big fan of ramen and I am so happy to have recently discovered Kai Ramen in Westchester. Kai Ramen is currently in their soft opening till end of August. My understanding is they closed and now they are back! I am definitely glad they opened up because I really enjoyed all the offerings here. Kai Ramen offers pork, chicken and vegetable broth. I am such a fan of ramen places that offer different type of broths. Though I do indulge once in awhile with pork based broth; I really like when places offer chicken or vegetable broths. I got the Buttercorn Ramen which is a creamy white chicken soup that comes with garlic buttery sauce, salt base, thick noodle, chicken meat, flavored egg, scallion, corn, broccoli and a slice of butter. This was such a creamy ramen. The slice of butter was unique and gave it an even more creamy touch. I was impressed with the two slices of large chicken chashu. The fact that they had chicken chashu is already quite a win. I also loved how they had a fair amount of both corn and broccoli. This ramen definitely was packed with both flavor and ingredients. The Buttercorn Ramen was $18 and thought a little bit on the pricier side of ramen; it was well worth it. Aside from the ramen I got to try their Sesame Fried Chicken. This was $10.50 an came with a sweet mustard sauce. The fried chicken was hot, fresh and tasty! I also got to try their California roll. These were made fresh and were also quite delicious. I am definitely impressed with Kai Ramen Westchester. Aside from the amazing food; I liked the look of the restaurant. It was clean and classy. I loved how each table had flowers. As a ramen fan; this place is on the top of my list of amazing ramen spots! I definitely want to come back.
First time trying this place and I was pleasantly surprised. Really nice inside, fun and clean vibe. Service was good too. I tried the chicken ramen with thin noodles and medium spice. Was very tasty. Only critique I would offer is to slide the chicken thinner. It was a bit thick with two large pieces in the bowl. My son had the classic pork tonkatsu and said the chashu slice was good! Maybe next time I'll get the chicken brother with pork chashu. We'll be back
They're OPEN glad they re-open this restaurant. they added sushi rolls, fried rice and more on their menu friendlier staff