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Hiro Ramen

Cozy, easygoing eatery known for its tonkotsu and miso ramen dishes as well as curried chicken and pork options. Our customers say, 'Hiro Ramen could be the best ramen restaurant ever!' Beautiful traditional rice bowls, spectacular ramen, and delicious.

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Reviews

Niriksha Regmi ★★★★☆

Ordered spicy Tonkotsu ramen with charsu. It tasted good. However, few reasons it didn't feel perfect. The broth felt like lacked the bite(thickness) typically found in really good ramen broth. The texture of noodles was a bit off too. Everything tasted fresh though. The charsu could have been seared a lil bit. These are not complaints because the food was bad but rather suggestions for improvements. The atmosphere and service was perfect!

GoogleMay 5, 2026

Jon Emerson ★★★★★

Service was fast and our server Kyle was talkative and nice. Food was out pretty quick and smelled amazing. I got the Tonkotsu Ramen and it was delicious. We asked for spice on the side. The spice wasn’t too spicy to be overpowering but still added a nice undertone. Would definitely come back!

GoogleApril 23, 2026

Nancy P ★★★★★

This place was a fantastic find. The waiter who worked was awesome! He was super friendly and took great care of us. The food (Miso and Tonkotsu with pork) was excellent and came out hot and fresh. It was so good we ate every last drop. We will definitely come back to eat here.

GoogleJune 6, 2026

Clint Beastwood (ClintBeastwood32) ★★★★★

Great little spot my gf and I tried. Next time we're in Ashland we have somewhere we know we love. Tonkotsu ramen, spicy tofu rice bowl, and tako-yaki are all on the list of deliciousness 😋

GoogleMarch 9, 2026

Chookgoo J ★★★☆☆

I'm from So Cal and love Japanese Ramen. I didn't want to bash this place but they really gotta learn how to make Japanese Ramen in Japanese style not some unknown fusion. Tonkatsu ramen was blend. Not enough black chili oil. Should ramen was average at best. Hoever the worst was the so called chashu pork. It is not. They used regular pork belly steamed or boiled, not braised, not thinly sliced, very tough. Appetizer was 4 price drumstick fried chicken. Again, not Japanese, seemed smothered in sweat korean gochujang sauce. Cute place. Server was kind but thie ain't Japanese Ramen joint. Understand it is in Ashland far from any bustling big cities or Japanese towns but it was not good.

GoogleJune 29, 2026