Daikokuya Monterey Park

I went twice in successive nights to daikokuya (I really enjoy a good trembling and they are hard to find where I live.) eating was great at both places and there were many people waiting to go to the small restaurant. I was in rammengeschäfte in tokio and daikokuya looks that it is not the most demanding ambiente (in fact it is small and mostly badly decorated.) on the other hand it is easy to see that the focus on the quality and fresh of the food (as in traditional rammenläden in japan.) the service was super and eating was quickly available. I recommend this place definitiw.

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long 45min wait for a party of 3 since the place was quite small and busy. the spicy misto and daikokuya ramen was really good (noodles was al dente and the suppe was rich and tasteful) but they grounded the ice (it was over boiled and quite bland.) the blackcatsudon was meh. it was not crispy, was quite bland and contained too much rice. the takoyaki was good and so was the Sapporo design beer, but it was quite small (small volume glass cup was used.)

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Looooooved this place! The pork belly rice bowl was soooo good! Service was great, I loved the waitress.I probably wouldn't take vegetarian friends here, veggie options tasted decent.Expect a wait of about 15 minutes if you want to dine in for dinner for two, it will be faster if you seat outside.Probably will have to wait a really long time for large parties, I would be mindful of that and call ahead if they can even do it.

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For those seeking authentic Japanese ramen, look no further than Daikoku Ramen. The soup had the perfect flavor and the noodles were delightfully chewy. The half-boiled egg added the perfect touch. We also tried the chicken karaage and donkatsu, both were crispy and juicy. The staff clearly values food quality and service. The restaurant had a great atmosphere. Highly recommend this place.

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The restaurant offered a variety of flavorful dishes. The spicy miso ramen was especially impressive, with a noticeable kick to it. The fried rice was tasty, although it was slightly soft in texture. The gyoza was decent. I also enjoyed a Sapporo draft beer, which was served in a unique brass cup. Personally, I would have preferred it in a classic frosted mug.

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Minimal vegan options but what they do have is SUPER DANKY! Their vegan spicy ramen was redonkulously good and even their simple vegetable roll SMACKED, super fresh. 50/50 on the tofu nuggets. If they are eaten at the restaurant, fresh and crispy, they might be fire.Happy Munchies,@aVeganAndHer

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Service was great, food was great, it had been a long time since we ate here. Here. Unfortunately there were a lot of flies which were not super bad but did impact our experience.

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delicious rams, poke bowls and sushi. sweet 70s japan atmosphere! faster service too. the prices were a tad high $25/person after small appetizer, tap and control (no drinks.)

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The Spicy Miso Ramen Pork cutlet combination is amazing! Make sure you are hungry or expect to share, because it's a good sized portion.

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We traveled a long way from Orlando, Florida to visit this restaurant. I'm so glad we decided to come here during our vacation! Cheers.

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