Tiger Den

we came here on a chilly day so the ramen absolutely hit. the vibes here are so great to have a good talk w someone! great date spot too! the only reason i’d give it a 4/5 is cause of the lack of non-pork options. not very muslim friendly but the veggie broth was still reallly good! and you can adjust the spicy level with the spicy powder on the table. i also wish there was more broth and fewer noodles. still, it was super great for the weather!

This ramen store closes at midnight so it was perfect spot for late night dinner. The waiters are attentive and the food is served fast. 1. Tsukemen (Dipping Ramen Noddles) 5/5 Great! Recommend! 2. Veggie Ramen (Brussels Sprouts) 4/5 Not bad if you don’t like pork chasu 3. Rib Eye Yakitori 5/5 Favorite, I always order this when I’m here 4. Brussels Sprouts 4/5 Not really a fan of this vege but it was not bad

This place does get pretty busy, glad I was lucky to come at a time when it wasn't. I mainly wanted to eat Ramen and they definitely had a good variety of other appetizers and entrees to eat. I went for the Tonkotsu Ramen, full of flavor, from the broth to each item in the bowl. I think this is my favorite Ramen spot in Houston now.

Loved my ramen experience here. It's open late night and that the best. The wait list can get crazy but its worth the wait. They won't let you in till you entire party is present. The ambience is decent and clean, smells of the grills. The service is good. This was our first time and so we went with the servy recommendations. We tried the Tsukemen - it's dipping noodles and the ramen is really good. It's spicy and full of flavors. The spicy miso was my favorite - the broth is wholesome and delicious. I did not get the Pork chashu but the veggies and the chicken skewer on the side was a good combo. The veggie shout was good too. Overall it was ba good time and did enjoy the ramen here

Amazing ramen! Great staff! My friend was raving about this place! And I see why, such a good place for ramen! We got there before they opened since she said there’s always a line! I got tonkotsu ramen and very pleased and happy with it. My friend on the other hand was, to say the least, disappointed. She ended up with veggie ramen. Not only that it’s not what she really came here for, it also lacks flavor! She was hoping to get the same ramen as she did during her previous visit. She is Muslim and does not eat pork. Our server explained to her that her only option would be the veggie broth without the miso paste. Apparently, the broth that they use to all of their ramen and the miso paste has pork. They also don’t have a chicken or beef alternative. We were very appreciative of our server’s honesty and effort in explaining the ingredients. So take note when you plan on coming here for some ramen and you can’t have pork, tell the server you CANNOT eat it, not that you don’t want it - two different things.

Great ramen spot for a quick date night or if you are riding solo. I went bc their Tsukumen(dipping noodles) were recommended but due to my peanut allergy I wasn't able to order them 😢. -Food : 5🌟 -Service: 4.5🌟 they were super busy so they didn't have time to help with the menu but they were overall very nice and attentive -Atmosphere: 4.5🌟Small place but seemed big. What I ordered: 1) Yakitori( Berkshire pork & pork Jowel) these were phenomenal I highly recommend their Yakitori. They had a miso wasabi dip that was 💯 2) Garlic Black Bean Ramen: broth was rich creamy and perfect. I added a bit of chili oil for spice. Their noodles seemed a bit under done and could have used possibly an extra 30 seconds in the water. 3) Roasted Brussel sprouts: YOU HAVE TO ORDER THESE..end of story