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Yokohama | Ramen Joint
A Ghibli-inspired ramen stop in Wichita, serving bold broth and standout gyoza.
1.8
Ramen
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A Ghibli-inspired ramen stop in Wichita, serving bold broth and standout gyoza.
Yokohama | Ramen Joint in Wichita offers ramen, gyoza, and Japanese dishes. The space features a Ghibli mural. Reviews praise a rich, savory broth and crisp gyoza, but several diners flag long waits, perceived value issues, sparse toppings, and occasional billing or service problems. Experiences vary, with some enjoying a comforting bowl and others facing inconsistencies.
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Rich, savory pork bone broth ramen with chashu, egg, and vegetables.
Crisp, golden pan-fried dumplings filled with pork and vegetables.
Steamed soybeans seasoned with salt or garlic paste for a light starter.
Steamed pork dumplings served as a tasty side dish.
Enjoy our ramen in our cozy restaurant or order for convenient takeout.
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Overall rating
Kent Krueger
Truly the most aggressively mediocre ramen experience I’ve ever had. Waited over 45 minutes for ramen that had less flavor than an instant ramen pack and only had about a piece of bacon’s worth of chasu. It didn’t have half the veggies/toppings listed on the menu either. Edamame was shriveled up and had a spurt of garlic paste just inside the container. The best part of the meal was the pork shumai that I could have sworn came out of a Trader Joe’s freezer section, which it probably did because I kept hearing a microwave. The Ghibli mural was nice and nobody was rude to me though.
Vanessa Felix
Employees were eating food while ringing up my order (2 young adults chewing with their mouth open). I sat down and realized we were charged for something I did not order after leaving a $7 tip already, I wanted to get my money back for the food i didn’t order. They told me no manager was in store which I was fine with and left my name and number. I ended up calling 3 times and was told each time i would be receiving a call back and never did. I truely do feel like my money was stolen by this ramen joint. I would not recommend it to anyone if you don’t want to deal with a hastle going in. i’ve never in my life before been a “karen” considering i work in fast food myself. I was stolen from and never got my money back.
J N
Love the Ghibli art on the wall! Very good noodles! ut t smells mclean and the serving is small for the price The tonkatsu ramen i had was deeply flavored and had a subtle , almost smoky flavor. I found it to be pricey for ramen. and it smells unclean and has seen way better days . you have better options elsewhere.
Allison Bailey
Came in on Sunday around 1pm, waited over an hour and felt ignored or forgotten about. Saw various other customers receive refunds. After you order you must pay and instantly decide tip before even receiving the food which is usually not a problem, but now I deeply regret tipping. Hoped to dine in-house but was given my food to go. I ordered 1 extra egg in my dish but did not receive.
Adam Br
I swung by this ramen joint within an hour of closing, hoping to catch a slurp fest. The gyoza? Absolute heroes—crisp, golden pockets of deliciousness that could easily win an award for “Best Supporting Snack.” Now, the ramen itself was a mixed bag. The broth, however, was a true star—rich, savory, and downright delicious, like a warm, comforting hug in a bowl. Unfortunately, the noodles were a bit clumpy, as if they hadn’t quite gotten the memo about smooth dancing in that tasty soup. And the toppings? Sparse enough to make you wonder if they were on a strict diet, especially considering the cost. All in all, if you’re in it for a dinner adventure with stellar broth and top-notch gyoza, you’ll enjoy the experience. But if you’re dreaming of a perfectly choreographed ramen performance, this one might have missed a few cues—even an hour before closing shouldn’t mean the act winds down early!