Ichimora 124 Southeast 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

"Ichimora offers a delightful dining experience with its combination of attentive wait staff, delectable ramen, and fresh sushi. From the moment you step inside, the cozy and quaint ambiance envelops you in an authentic Japanese vibe. The wait staff are attentive and eager to ensure your dining experience is nothing short of exceptional. The ramen is bursting with flavor, each bowl a harmonious blend of rich broth, tender noodles, and perfectly paired toppings. But it's the sushi that truly stands out; each piece is a testament to freshness, with the ingredients tasting like they were just plucked from the ocean. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or a sushi lover, Ichimora is a must-visit destination for anyone craving authentic Japanese cuisine."

"I’m gonna have to go back for the Peking Duck because lots of people swear by it. The restaurant is fairly small and it’s in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale. Service was quick as the waiters are pretty attentive. I came here for Ramen and it was just alright. The sushi was bomb. I tried the Spicy Tonkotsu and it wasn’t spicy at all but the Kogashi Garlic broth had a good flavor. I also tried the and I was not I fan at all the garlic broth was rather blan. Indefinitely enjoyed the chicken karaage and the lamb skewers, pretty decent appetizers. I will definitely come back for the sushi and the takoyaki specifically as those were my favorites."

"Went here unexpectedly for my friend's birthday, since the other place cancelled on us. I love when I discover in these unassuming places an absolutely amazing culinary experience. Please do yourself a favor and order the ramen noodles with a side of dumplings. Delicious and authentic."

"The photo that I seen online for the karage chicken was actually chicken wings. The ones they serve are fried pieces of chicken thighs. They were actually good. But I was expecting chicken wings. The sushi we ordered was shrimp tempura and tempura jb roll was AMAZING!!!! Hands down. The siu mai was nothing but shrimp no flavor. Rice could of used a little more flavor. But, overall ok, but I've had better had red thai down town Hollywood."