My Review by dang171213520 on 1/30/2014 via Citysearch
I've got 4 words for you: pork cutlet curry ramen. This is THE dish to order here, and it is savory magic.

I miss Kyushu by proudmommy08 on 11/5/2011 via Citysearch
I have been coming here since I was 5 so it has been 24 years since I have established a relationship here. I do miss the old owner dearly and the atmosphere isn't the same, and the prices have gone up but this is my only complaint. There…

In sad decline by Japanesie S on 12/25/2010 via Insider Pages
Thumbs way down for this spot. I've been a Kyushu patron since I was in high school (under the original owner). I'm now grown up and travel extensively, but every time I come home, I try to get to Kyushu. Unfortunately, the place is in…

Mediocre and tired by Japanesie on 12/24/2010 via Citysearch
Thumbs way down for this spot. I've been a Kyushu patron since I was in high school (under the original owner). I'm now grown up and travel extensively, but every time I come home, I try to get to Kyushu. Unfortunately, the place is in…

Delicious ramen by Kim T on 2/10/2010 via Insider Pages
One word...Delicious! I really enjoy ramen and especially did the other night after swim practice. I go to swim practice in Van Nuys, and we usually go eat afterwards at a local restaurant. I got the ramen with some veggies and beef in a…

mmm.. ramen! by superpilot1956 on 9/17/2009 via Citysearch
I've been coming to this place for years. Tasty broth and super succulent ramen. The ownership has changed but its still my go-to place when I'm craving ramen. :)

Best place for ramen IN THE VALLEY. by ReyesB on 9/9/2009 via Citysearch
I've been going to this ramen place for a few years now, and I'll say what I've been saying for years: its a good place to go if you're in the Valley and you need a ramen fix. By no means is the food terrible; its actually very good. …

Kyushu Ramen serves ramen and Izakaya style food by Yuho Q on 8/25/2009 via Insider Pages
Kyushu Ramen is divided into 2 parts: One side serves ramen and the other side serves Japanese Izakaya type food. They are known for Kyushu style ramen, but both ramen and izakaya dishes are wonderful.

Ramen in the SF Valley by sushifoode on 2/1/2009 via Menuism
I believe that I have eaten in every ramen shop in the valley. I always order the chasu ramen everywhere I...

Good Japanese Ramen by Brenda H on 1/26/2009 via Insider Pages
I loved eating at Kyushu Ramen. I had lunch with family and the food was quite delicious. I tried Yakisoba, a fried noodle,vegetable and chicken dish that was very tasty. The Roasted Pork soup noodle is excellent too. The prices are…

Kyushu Ramen by Keiko N on 12/23/2008 via Insider Pages
Ramen which is Japanese hot soup noodles is good here. I usually get the plain shoyu or shio ramen. This restaurant is very small and a casual place but if you feel like Ramen and your in this area this a good place to visit.

yet to be disappointed! by juliok9 on 5/30/2008 via Citysearch
I have been going here for a while now and I must say that I like the service, the prices, the specials, and the FOOD! have yet to be disappointed.

good but not great by goozy81 on 12/26/2006 via Citysearch
I've had better...my last review was deleted because I mentioned another location. But I am a die-hard foodie and personally I'd like to see recommendations, so again I will try to leave one: Ramen Nippon in Reseda. The service was good…

Amazing food Amazing price by sleomazzola on 8/5/2005 via Citysearch
I have been going to this restaurant for a long time now and the food , service , pricing, and atmosphere have always been wonderful. This place is a real gem! The only thing that makes it tricky sometimes is that on the weekends it get's…

One of the BEST kept secrets for Japanese food! by kakuka93 on 7/8/2005 via Citysearch
This place is FANTASTIC. I have never had a bad dish at this awesome neighboorhood noodle house. The food is deliciously prepared and the prices are unbelievably low. It gets pretty packed on the weekend nights, so I would recommend…

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