Whats Up Japanese Noodles in Fullerton

I was very hungry after class and went to grab a decent lunch! The service is really quick and attentive. We got the kuro and cha ramen. I like miso so the cha ramen was really good. For sides we got the takoyaki, agedashi tofu, and a stirred beef limited menu! My personal favorite was the agedashi tofu! It was my first time try it and it was a mix of soft, chewy, and crunchy.

About a couple of weeks ago we were caught with this amazing ramen smell and we had to check it out we went on a Friday night we were amazed how fast their service is in the picture its the spicy miso soup play with a mug combo with an appetizer included I highly recommend this place will come back soon A+++

Great late night spot! Fast service, delicious Ramen. Try the Kuro and Aka!!

Both noodles and appetizers are good. Definitely will be back.

This restaurant is fantastic. Even though the interior is tiny, and the tables are packed together, the place seems to be cozy. The menu looks very nice, and there are a lot of options. The waiter was very friendly, attentive, and accommodating. Sticks are wrapped in custom paper, and they also have custom plates. Everything is brought momentarily, and the portions are manageable. The tea was great. Both soups were delicious. Teriyaki chicken was fabulous. Curry was pretty spicy, but it has to be, so we enjoyed it. A type of place where five stars are more than deserved. Without a doubt a to-go place in Fullerton.

Decent for Fullerton. 22.00 for soup and 6 gyoza. Was shareable. Ramen Izakaya in North Hollywood has been the best broth so far in So Cal.

Im a firm believer in the power of comfort food and Whats Up, with its bustling yet homey atmosphere, captures the essence of this beautifully. My partner and I managed to snag a couple of seats at the bar. Despite the high energy and numerous patrons, the staff were nothing short of attentive and efficient.I settled on the Ramen and Spicy Tuna Bowl lunch combo, while my partner opted for the Spicy Ramen and Gyoza lunch combo.The real standout was, without a doubt, the Spicy Tuna Bowl and the gyoza. With a generous lunch portion that justified its cost, this was a dish that balanced flavors with finesse. The tuna was tender, with the spice adding a kick that elevated it from good to great.Id be remiss if I didnt take a moment to appreciate the Gyoza. The skin had the ideal bite – a gratifying slight resistance that gave way to the luscious filling inside. As for the filling itself, it was flavor-packed and had a beautiful texture that made each bite an exciting experience.On the other hand, the Ramen, particularly the Tonkotsu Shoyu I ordered, was pleasant but the broth, though well-prepared, left me yearning for a richer flavor that never quite came. My partners Spicy Ramen and the Gyoza, however, carried their own with distinctive flavors and textures.In spite of my critique, our overall experience was a delightful one.The food, ambience, and service coalesced into an afternoon well spent. Would I return? Absolutely. Maybe next time the Ramen will rise up to the star power of the Spicy Tuna Bowl and Gyoza.

Absolutely best ramen in town ! Delicious 11/10!Must visits place!

I got the beef bowl. I had plenty of them since first time when I was 12. 10 years later, this place definitely got the best beef bowl I ever had. There is a saying that if the food is so good that no one talks. The food was that good that you barely hear a conversation other than how amazing it is. ❤️❤️❤️ thank you

My first time having Ramen and I liked it. I dont have anything to compare it to because it was my first time. I thought it was good on a cold night. The appetizers were good too. Place is very small and kind of dirty. The service was not so good.