Ramen Hiroshi Alameda 1241 Park Street, Alameda, CA 94501

"I’ve eaten here a couple of times and this place is consistently good. When you want a classic ramen that has all the fix-ins, a clean broth, and good proteins - this is your place. It’s a chill restaurant and they have a nice variety of starters. The ramen here isn’t special or outstanding, but it’s good classic comfort food. They have seating outside and the prices are what you’d expect for ramen out here in the Bay Area/Alameda area. Come here if you just want a hot, steaming, classic bowl of ramen."

"THE highest quality ramen on this side of the bay! Incredible flavor, authentic ingredients, good service and good price. Even my husband, born and raised in Japan was impressed by this place. We will definitely be going again!"

"Just another ramen spot to me. My broth was a little bit bland and everything else unremarkable but ramen and noodle soup is my weakness so it was still comforting. Parking can get a bit rough so we had to go into the neighborhood behind to finally get a spot. Food: 5/10 Vibes: 5/10 Service: 5/10 Value: 4/10"

"Was interested to try Ramen Hiroshi based on their menu. They have lots of appetizers/small plates that one would usually find featured on an Izakaya menu, like Nankotsu Karaage (fried chicken cartilage) and Mentaiko Potatoes. Because of this, I think I expected a higher level of quality and authenticity. Me and a friend shared the Hanetsuki gyoza, Nankotsu Karaage, Mentaiko potatoes, and Yuzu ramen. All were just okay, and didn’t have the quality ingredients or level of flavor I was hoping for. Notably, the Mentaiko potatoes didn’t taste like there was Mentaiko in them at all..more just like home fries with kewpie mayo and ao nori on top. The yuzu ramen lacked a deeper yuzu flavor and was too salty. Overall, I’d say this place is on par with other ramen chains in the Bay Area, but offers more unique dishes than chicken karaage and gyoza, which makes it a nice choice for a casual meal. However, you can probably find these aforementioned dishes executed better at (albeit more expensive) izakayas like Kiraku, Ippuku or Rintaro. Also Yojimbo two doors down is a ghibli/anime themed ramen and sushi spot. Just sayin.."

"The place is small and cozy. We enjoyed our food and the service. Our waiter was super nice and friendly, she immediately offered water or tea. The tea was really good. The takoyaki were good, the ramen was missing something although the meat was delicious."