Late Night Ramen at Ramen Burger LA!


Unfortunately Late Night Ramen
has been cancelled.
The demand has been overwhelming
and had to turn away customers.
Stay tuned for updates...

The Original Ramen Burger's
Late-Night Ramen
in KTown!


They've heard you ask for ramen in a bowl
and they're introducing limited late-night ramen.


Updated Post

 The Original Ramen Burger will serve
Late-Night Ramen on
Fridays and Saturdays
from 10 pm until Lock & Key closes.

Limited to 20 bowls of each per night.
Two types of ramen served,
Tonkotsu-Shio (pork based)
and Torigara-Shio (chicken based).

Chef Devin Hight has created two ramen classics with
his spin (in a good way).


Peter and Fernando will get the
bowls out to you.
See What Jay Eats...

Photo Courtesy of Jeff Shimamoto
Tonkotsu-shio Ramen
(Pork)
topped with sous-vide chashu,
egg, kikurage (mushroom), sake-infused 
menma (bamboo shoot), crunchy scallions, and nori.
$12

Chef Devin's tonkotsu is flavorful without it
being too fatty.  The creamy white broth
was very good.
Photo Courtesy of Jeff Shimamoto
Torigara-shio Ramen
(Chicken)
topped with sous-vide chashu, egg, moyashi (bean sprouts),
enoki mushrooms, crunchy scallions,
and nori.
$12

 But my favorite of the night was this chicken
ramen.  Not sure if I've had one this good!

Enjoying ramen with owner,
Jeff Shimamoto.


Ramen nights began Friday, April 17, 2015



239 S. Vermont Ave (at W 3rd St)
Los Angeles, CA 90004
(213) 380-2399



See You at Vermont and 3rd!



Photos by Jay Terauchi
Photos Courtesy of Jeff Shimamoto
Jay Eats Worldwide
©Jay Terauchi

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