Bansho Ramen
2502 Telegraph Ave, 94704-2918 - Berkeley
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2021
#353 of 476 restaurants in Berkeley
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Was not expecting this place to be as good as it was. Everything was super tasty and they give you good portions. The inside definitely looks better than the outside. Don't underestimate this spot it's such a hidden gem.
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Such a great spot for ramen, sushi, and rice bowls. We had the onion tonkatsu and the mayu ramen and both were delicious. The noodles were chewy and ingredients were super fresh. The pork belly in the mayu was divine and there was so much of it. Prices were reasonable especially with the portions. Amazing flavor, I'll definitely be back. The service was great too and atmosphere was clean and nice. Nothing super fancy, but a great chill spot. 🍜🥢🥚🍥🍣 takoyaki and karaage were also super great!
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Great Ramen and appetizers, I got the special Ramen it really satisfied my taken craving. Service could be better but the food was great.
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I got the "Ultimate" ramen bowl. Honestly surprised by the quality of the ramen, and the fact that nothing seems to be over salted but still flavorful and rich. The chashu was on point, and was the perfect salty contrast to the rest of the bowl.
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It took a while for the dishes to be served, but it was worth it. The food we ate here was delicious!
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Great ambience, quiet and clean. Food was tasty, fresh and fast. Off the Telegraph path, get away from the bustle. Vegan options.
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I did not eat my bowl. I didn’t enjoy my ramen.
I was still forced to pay for the bowl because, “They couldn’t resell it.” Of course you can’t resell food after it’s been prepared. Who would ever send old food to a different paying customer? 1 star
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Great ramen and friendly staff. Place looks nice and light on the inside (you wouldn't expect that with the dark exterior).
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