Edo Ramen House - Royal Oak

The food here is amazing. I always leave wanting to buy another bowl to take home. The servers are attentive and always ready to accommodate any needs you might have. The ambiance is nothing special, but the music is good, and the food more than makes up for it.Food: 5/5

A tasty fusion place!We really liked this fusion restaurant! There were so many delicious sounding options on the menu that we took a while to decide! We chose the tempura mushroom for our appetizer and really enjoyed it. Hen of the woods mushroom with arugula made a great combo. I chose a veggie yakiudon, and loved how the buttery and garlic soaked noodles were very umami and added a flavorful spin to this dish. We also enjoyed the tempura cheesecake that came with fresh fruit.Staff was quick and attentive , the atmosphere hip and featuring some local art for sale.I really look forward to trying their vegetarian ramen and sushi in the future, this place has a ton of vegetarian options!

All star ratings are for the bathroom, not the establishment.The bathrooms are nicely tucked down a hallway, providing a security blanket... which is removed when you realize they 're single person bathrooms. Only 2 poopers at a time!!The signs are also a bit confusing. There are Men and women signs next to the doors. But the door itself has a whatever just wash your hands sign... so I just peed in the Women 's room.The bathroom itself was fine, but I 'm not a fan of a tankless toilet... how do you get comfortable with a handle in your back?Manual sink/soap and paper towel. The soap was o e of those that actually stick to your hand... so you really gotta scrub.I would probably pass on this one unless you 're hurting BAD

My experience at Edo was top notch! The ambience is with an Asian vibe meshed with different art themes throughout the restaurant. Our waiter, Tristan was warm and personable! Even the owner came to our table and greeted us. The spring rolls were perfectly crisp om the outside, with a nice warn textured mix on the inside. The Shrimp Scampi Ramen was delicious! We also could help ourselves and got the Diablo Deep Fried Sushi Roll which was chef's kiss! Great drinks and if you don't get the tempura cheesecake you are missing out on life!Kid-friendliness: Plenty of children were their. Seems like they really liked the fries!Parking: Located behind the building. Plenty of spots but if someone parks over their line, it can make parking a bit tight.

Great little place. The first thing first, you 'll need to know how to access it. You can interview the front or the back of the restaurant but parking is in the rear. There is a side street a little ways towards the hospital that you can gain access to the parking lot from.Now let 's get back to the review. This place is nice, quiet, comfortably small, and very atmospheric. I ordered several things off their menu including takoyaki, miso ramen and their TNT role.Their takoyaki was nice and firm on the outside and delicious on the inside. The sushi roll was much bigger than I thought it would be and was delicious. The ramen on the other hand was average, the broth was not as flavorful as other ramen shops in the area, the noodles seemed lethargic if that makes sense, and I wish the egg was half boiled instead of fully boiled. With all that said though, I still enjoyed it.The staff was great. Very attentive and mature that I was well taken care of.I would definitely go back again for the takoyaki and the sushi. I would most likely try something other than the ramen next time around.Parking: You need to go behind the building in order to park and the access to the parking lot is only on a side street which if looking at the building from the street is on the left hand side.