Hinodeya Campbell Town in Campbell

My son wanted ramen, so we wanted to give a new ramen place a try and found this place. The parking is small and has about 12 parking spots and one Ada parking spot. Luckily, someone was leaving when we got there, so we got a parking spot right away. I would suggest checking on Yelp to see the wait time and joining in on the wait list if the wait is long because they put your name down on an iPad linked to Yelp. Our party of 5 got seated outside, and even though they had fans, it was hot, but we did not mind. You order your food through your phone, and you have to pay as soon as you order, which we did not like because it asked for gratuity already.We loved the drink menu options. The sparkling sake was very good and left me wanting more. The Yuki Otoko had a wine taste to it, but it was good. The house ramen lacked flavor, and my son, who loves ramen, did not finish his ramen. Those in my group who got house ramen were getting my broth to mix in to theirs to add some flavor to it. I got the spicy miso butter corn, which I thought was OK, but to me, it was not spicy.

We decided to try a new Ramen spot, the wife is good at finding new places. We came here and parking is limited. More parking is available after 6pm at the lots next door. Loved the building and how it looked. We waited a bit before getting seated as it was somewhat busy. Sat outside and they have it well covered from the sun but felt a bit stuffy due to that. We had to order food from the QR/website. You pay and tip before receiving main service. We placed the order and drinks came out quick. We were just missing a coke but was rectified quick once I mentioned it. The drink menu was nice and featured a lot of imported selections. We ordered mainly the house ramen and wife got the butter corn miso. We felt the house ramen was light. Not lacking flavor, but not with the umami flavor we usually get from other places. But the butter corn one was delicious. So not sure if something was missing from the house broth or thats how it was. Other than that we had a good experience but would more than likely get the miso rather than the house.

Sister of their SF Japan town location, the ramen is pretty good. I tried a sake flight for the first time and it was a sweet experience. Ordering is straightforward through the barcode and using their website. Food comes pretty fast and in a good order; drinks, appetizers and lastly food.It is supposed to be crowded ~7pm. We got there closer to 8 on a Tuesday night and a table was available. It was still packed a little before 9. Parking behind the place but could be full if the restaurant is crowded.

This is a busy restaurant with very nice staff. The rich and savory, spicy miso ramen is a big draw. The thick pork slices added to the flavor. The tiny origami cranes on a plate near the entrance was a nice touch.

Although this is a ramen bar, I think I would be more likely to come back for a snow weizen beer and some appetizers. Not that there was anything wrong with the ramen but the chicken kaarage with green tea salt and takoyaki went so well the beer, I am already craving that combination! I also really enjoyed the match soft serve ice cream (and am hoping someday they add black sesame as an ice cream flavor...5 stars will be given with that review!).

My daughter picked this place out after our matinee show. We got there at 5 pm and there was only one group ahead of us. Within 15 minutes, the place was full. All ordering was done via QR code. Im not sure if Im a fan of this yes. It does seem less personal, but you do get your food faster. Also, the tip options (18%, 20%, and 25%-I think) seeem on the high end considering the limited wait staff interaction you have.My daughter chose the hamaguri ramen as she thought ramen with clams was different and worth trying. I chose the Yuzu Ramen (vegan) made with a wheat noodle.One comment is that they charge extra for spice level beyond mild. That was a bit of a turnoff as I think spices are relatively cheap and should be part of the gratis offerings. Food was just over $50 for the two of us (she had ice cream) but no drinks, so a bit on the high end. With taxes and tips, we were out $65.

Came here for randomly for some late night ramen and was not disappointed. Got the spicy miso and loved it. You can scan a QR code to pay or a server will help you.The food was out quickly. Nicely decorated and a calming atmosphere. You have an option of sitting inside or outside, but the outside has roof but not heated. Very cute outside also.

Great experience and food! The bowls are a bit small if you are not getting ramen, but ordering a side of rice to add in is filling. Staff was kind and service quick, really liked the chashu pork bowl. Also tried the spicy edamame, it is good but be ready to get your fingers dirty!

Creamy ramen is amazing here. Acorn Squash, Broccolini, and Tofu are the highlights! Really wish they offered more veggies for the price they charge, though.Green Gyoza tastes out of the world. Especially, with the sesame side sauce. Theres something so good about the sesame sauce that I dont think anyone can ever recreate it even if they have the recipe :)Spicy Edamame has a nice kick to it (do check with them if there’s no fish/oyster sauce if you’re vegetarian as I’ve heard different servers saying different things regarding that)Ambience in the restaurant was pretty good too!Cons:- I hope they offer more quantity for the price they charge..- They don’t allow replacement of toppings on the ramen. For example, they don’t replace mushroom with kale. I find this dumb. Almost every other restaurant allows you to do this…

Ordered the cheesy ramen and the 3 sampler appetizer.The ramen was OK, the cheese was not melted well enough it was just one block in the corner. I’ve had some delicious cheesy ramen but this was very lacking. There was something off with the broth a bit and not overall balanced.The service was ok. They do make you pay and order beforehand. Did not like they prompt you to tip 18% before anything.The sampler was very good. I normally don’t like wasabi anything but the octopus and the onions were yummy, as well as the bamboo shoots.Overall standard ramen place, nothing extraordinary but good overall.