Sasuke Ramen,

7705 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada, CO 80003

"Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. The ramen and fried chicken were amazing and the staff were kind and professional. The restaurant itself is cool and clean as well. Overall a great spot to get authentic Tonkotsu Ramen in Arvada."

"Ordered their Chicken Karaage appetizer and Tonkotsu Ramen. The Karaage was great! Juicy and seasoned well but as for the Ramen, it tasted nothing like Tonkotsu. It was very watered down and very disappointed that they only serve their ramen eggs as hard boiled and not traditionally soft boiled (didnt help that they show their ramen with a soft boiled egg in the menu) I was hungry and I wasnt going to waste my time sending it back to be redone, especially since they have it posted on their door and inside that they are understaffed. But overall i didnt bother to finish all of my noodles and drink the broth. Ive been looking for a ramen spot near me that does it right and tonights experience tells me that Im not going to be making Sasuke Ramen my "First" choice. Overall, 3 stars for my tonights visit."

"I admit that I was skeptical of a top ramen house in a shopping center. However, everything was incredible. Behind the non-assuming entrance was a simple and elegant shop with comfortable decor. The place is not large, but makes a good use of space. The food service was quick and my tonkotsu ramen with black garlic was delicious, robust, and not overpowering."

"My family and I were looking for a ramen house that's close to our hotel and CU Boulder because we wanted to have dinner with our daughter and her roommate in college before we left to go back home. Our family has had its fair share of several ramen restaurants in our home city of Las Vegas and in Hawaii, so it's nothing new to us; however, we wanted to be sure the place we pick is legit and not something that feels like we're being served Top Ramen from the grocery store. We found this place and decided to go here on 27 Aug 2023 based on proximity and its majority of positive Google reviews. When we walked in, we were greeted nicely and allowed us to pick our table. The first thing I noticed was the modern decor and cleanliness of the dining area. The menu was simple which added to the comfort of picking out what to eat (I'm not a fan of those restaurants that have 4-6 pages worth of stuff, adding stress to your decision-making process). We ordered the Gyoza and Fried Chicken for our appetizers and the Miso Ramen, Shoyu Ramen, and 2x Tonkotsu Ramen for our entrees. We had mixed opinions at our table about the Gyoza, but overall, it was decent. The Fried Chicken was phenomenal, hands-down. As for the ramen, I was shocked and elated to see so much broth in every bowl. The flavor and texture of the chashu was outstanding; I was impressed to see a thicker cut of chashu than what I'm used to receiving at other ramen restaurants I've visited. I was slightly disappointed that I couldn't add whatever I wanted to my ramen. I tried to add shrimp to it but was told that it is only for the seafood ramen, which I didn't understand because it was an option in the "extra" section. I've never had this issue at other ramen houses, but hey, I didn't lose any sleep over it. Overall, the flavor of the broth, texture of the noodles/ingredients, and spice level were exquisite. The price to quality/quantity ratio was superb and the service from what it appeared to be only two people taking orders and serving was extraordinary. I was bummed to hear that they didn't have any desserts at this restaurant, which is weird for me because ramen houses normally have at least mochi or taiyaki to serve. It didn't bother me as much as it did my daughter, but hey, we ended up finding a dessert place down the street. If I lived here, I would definitely come back another time, but since I don't, all I can do is recommend this restaurant to all locals and visitors."