One Ramen And Sushi

We really enjoyed the spicy sesame ramen and the beef ramen. The spicy ramen is flavorful but very mild in heat and moderate in salt. While the decor of the small restaurant is basic at best, the toppings on all the ramen truly made the dishes. It was not crowded when we went as two people but I would definitely recommend making a reservation if your party is larger or trying to eat at peak times. We didn’t have sushi but saw other tables with it and think you should skip the sushi because the ramen portions are very filling. The staff are friendly and maybe overly talkative. One Ramen Sushi is the third ramen restaurant I’ve visited and would say it’s my favorite so far.

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Amazing place, the sushi is absolutely delicious, we could not get enough of it! They have a wide selection not only of sushi, but ramen too, appetizers, bowls. Definitely a must try. We visited on a Sunday, after seeing the Harvard Museum of Natural History and Peabody Museum. All that walking around made us hungry and this place rocked!

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Prepare to wait outside for at least 30min for the best ramen Boston has to offer. Everything is fresh made Infront of you. The pork slices are tasty, juicy and melt in your mouth. Authentic Japanese ramen experience.Food: 5/5

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Good food, the ramen bowls we got had very flavorful broth, we got the Tonkotsu and Miso ramen bowls. The size of the bowl and amount of food given was great for the price. Was seated very easily, good service.

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Decent ramen place in Cambridge along Mass Ave near Porter Square. Spicy sesame ramen $15 comes in rich flavorful spicy broth, half cooked egg and ground pork. Tonkotsu ramen $13 is decent with chashu pork.

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