this place is a hidden gem there's a long line but it's worth the wait their ramen always hits home i usually get the spicy miso ramen and it's so good, i wish there were more meat tho :( the decor is SO COOL it looks like a whole ass city in there and u really don't even notice until you look up the bathroom is pretty clean too and the service is good i honestly love this place

Grateful for free parking at the Michael's lot. Just got to be patient to fit thru the tight compact spots. Walking distance to other Japanese food joints and this place has the best ramen to date. Came for the daikoku ramen with karaage, edamame , and taiyaki. Order was swift with the menu qr code and can split 3 way on the bills. Very convenient and food came out piping hot. Will return for a craving n

Stopped in here on a whim - have been to a different location once. It was good - service was fast. The gyoza wasn't my favorite, it was loosely packed and wanted it to be a bit crispier. The ramen broth was tasty, but I wanted deeper flavor, and wanted the egg to be gooier. The pork was tender and tasty.

Soup was hot and rich! Flavor was on point. Portion was perfect. So comforting and satisfying. Service: went during not too busy hours. Staff was friendly and attentive. Ambiance: small place but right outside of the free parking lot in the area. Good for hanging out with friends

Food 4..2 Service at 4.5 Small spot with 6 or so tables and some bar seating. The spot looks pretty cool, resembling the streets of Tokyo, where you stop by a shop for a quick bite. I got the spicy miso ramen combo with chicken fried rice on the side. The portion of ramen was huge and tasted pretty good. The fried rice was one of the best I've had- very flavorful and very delicious. If you sit at the bar, you can see the kitchen through these windows of sorts and you can watch the chefs make fresh noodles and then pour the hot broth. Kind of a cool ambiance. The service was pretty solid, as the waitresses were friendly, smiling and brought the food as soon as it came out. All in all, Daikokuya is a spot worth visiting.

This restaurant in particular is a great restaurant to get late night ramen. This place closes at 1 am every day. My group and I came around 12. There was still quite a lot of people at this time, but we were able to get seated without waiting. I got the spicy miso ramen. It came out relatively fast. It was really hot and comforting considering it was really cold outside. The broth provided a kick. Didn't expect it to be that spicy but still good! It was just a little bit too salty for my taste. The egg was cooked perfectly. The ramen was al dente. I had some leftovers at the end and I was able to make another noodle dish with the soup. I love the layout of the restaurant. It's small, but has a cozy feel. The decorations make it feel like a ramen restaurant that you can find in Japan. Overall, had a good experience here!