Stopped by on a Sunday for lunch. We were seated immediately as it wasn't busy. Service was quick and friendly. Cute little space with some tables and a bar seating area. We ordered the gyoza, Omurice, and Men-Bei ramen. Portions were huge considering the price. The Omurice was DELICIOUS. Each grain of rice was perfectly wok fried. The outer layer of egg was so thin and didn't overwhelm the rice. It was literally the size of a football. Easily enough for 2-3 people. The Men-Bei ramen was tasty and the broth wasn't too salty. Super reasonable prices, huge portions, and delicious food. What's not to love? I will definitely be back to try their other dishes.

Foods are delicious. Omelet eggs fried rice is pretty good.. Ramen add spicy make it even more delicious.:) Parking is good. Linh's recommended

I was here a few months ago on my trip to the Bay Area, and I can't believe that I totally forgot to write a review. We stopped by for a late lunch on a weekday (around 2pm), so the restaurant was pretty empty by that time. The workers were super nice, and the service was good. It did not take long for our foods to come out. We had to order the Omurice and the spicy Men-Bei Ramen. To our surprise, the portions were huge, especially the Omurice. I really did not expect the Omurice's portion to be that much (probably enough for 3-4 people), so it totally made it worth the price. The Men-Bei ramen was rich and super flavorful, and all the toppings were really good. The Omurice came with a soup, and it was easily the best Omurice I've ever had. The entire meal was super tasty, and we had a ton of Omurice leftover to bring home. I would totally come back here again next time I'm in the Bay Area and order even more. You really can't go wrong with this place.

I've always wanted to try omurice/omelet rice, and this is the closest place to me with it on the menu. I ordered a large just in case the serving was small. The serving was huge and there was enough leftover for a couple of meals. The next day, I ended up adding more ingredients to the fried rice to make it more of a stand-alone meal. The omurice is filled with fried rice made of pork, ham, and shrimp and wrapped with a thin egg omelet. This is a basic omurice and different from the kind sold at Kichi Kichi in Osaka, which is made with a beef demi-glace sauce in the rice and on the omelet itself. The next time I'd like to try their ramen

Went on Sunday during lunch time and got seated right away. There were a few other parties already and the restaurant filled up more as we dined. The restaurant is located in a plaza separate from the nearby Costco so parking's not too bad, but it can be busy trying to get in. We ordered the moyashi ramen and the hiyashi chuuka. Hiyashi chuuka is only offered in the summer. It was refreshing, sweet and tangy. I appreciated the fact that the wasabi was put on the side so you had the option of mixing it in. I've had their tonkotsu ramen here before and it was good as far as ramen goes. In comparison, the moyashi ramen lacked the same depth to the soup, but there were lots of bean sprouts. They have other dishes than ramen. Would definitely return to try their other dishes!

This is officially on our list! I was looking for a place that served omurice, and this came up on my search. From the clanging of the wok that we could hear in the kitchen, we knew it would be good. It sounded good, and it tasted even better. The boy loved it too, and he's become somewhat picky when it comes to fried rice, so he's our official seal of an approval. I'm sure there are fancier omurices out there, but this is a convenient location for us right next to Costco.

Decent ramen shop. This is a small restaurant. Indoor dining is available with a handful of tables. Clean and cozy inside. Waitress is friendly and courteous. Menu offers a good variety of ramen broth flavors, a few appetizers, and a simple selection of beverages. I like that this place was open on Sunday where some of the other ramen shops I frequently visit are not. There is a parking lot available for this plaza and the restaurant is conveniently located near two major cross streets: Coleman and Brokaw.

Best ramen in San Jose. Located within minutes of San Jose Airport and PayPal Park (home of San Jose Earthquakes, MLS soccer team). Ordered shio ramen, moyashi ramen, and fried rice. Always consistent service: friendly and customer-focused. Thank you for a good dinner!

My mom and I came here to grab a bite to eat. I had been looking forward to finally trying their curry rice, which I had seen photos of here on Yelp, after trying their egg fried rice to go a few times. We had also ordered a side of gyoza. First off, it was my first time being inside the restaurant and it's pretty small and very clean with a capacity of 33 people so keep that in mind when swinging by. I got my plate of curry rice and my mom and I got our side of gyoza that we shared. The wait for our food wasn't too long since it was way past lunch time and there weren't too many customers. The curry rice was amazing! It's definitely up there with Demiya, very flavorful, very filling, had a nice kick to it since I got it regular. The gyoza was very nice with a slight crunch and didn't stick to my teeth like how a lot of places usually make it ( which I don't like ), i also like how the meat in the gyoza outweighed the veggies. The food at Men-Bei is on point, very consistent, hella delicious! 10 stars!