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“ Food is good. Suchi rolls are good but the Ramen is my favorite. Service is decent. Some of the servers are nice while others just seem to be there for the check. Ambience is chill. Price is also decent. ”
“ Tasty food. We got ramen and a rice bowl. The service was just OK, it wasn't full. Our server was nice. But maybe could have been more attentive. The main problem was parking in back is limited. The ambience is good. ”
“ Ebaes is an awesome low key ramen spot next USC. There is not tons of seating but it's aesthetically pleasing and has great service. The specials are good she they offer discounts to first responders. The Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen was delicious. A good amount of spice and the noodles were delicious and decent chunk of the. I would recommend it. The Spicy California Rolls were also delicious the spicy sauce on top was great. Highly recommend this place 4/5 ”
“ Cute little spot on the outskirts of USC campus. Sushi was delicious! The Trojan Roll was massive and tasty. Our waiter was super cool, he brought us sample of all the soup broths. Very helpful. If you're looking for a quality bite that won't break the bank definitely check this out. ”
“ On the first of every month, they offer $7 ramen (cash only). I recommend going during lunch time. It's a really small restaurant, so we had to wait over 2 hrs to get seated for dinner time. Don't really expect great service here; once we get our food we aren't really checked on. Portions are generous. For $7, I can't complain too much. Cold Bae Ramen: The shrimp tempura was so fresh and crunchy. Because it was a cold ramen, they didn't totally lose their crunch as I was eating. It was a unique meal, but I don't think I would get it again. The cold broth was a bit salty and made finishing the meal a bit difficult. Spicy Tonkotsu: The spice was manageable. Rich broth with bouncy noodles. Chashu was okay, and broth was a little too salty. I prefer the Original Ebaes Ramen more, but this is a close second! Thai Ice Tea: such good thai tea. A bit on the creamier side, but that's what I prefer! ”
“ First time visitor to this restaurant. Very positive and relaxed vibe, great meal choices, affordable prices and the sushi is very fresh and tasty Service here is first class with very friendly and welcoming employees Music playing over the sound system is very enjoyable, energetic and fun. Definitely a place to try if you are craving sushi, happen to be in the DTLA/USC area ”
Menu
Ebaes Bento Seared Salmon
$22.50Ebaes Bento Spicy Tuna
$19.50Hawaiian Fried Rice
$15.00Pineapple Fried Rice
$15.00Seared Salmon Roll 8 Pcs
$14.50
About
Ebaes
Hello, food enthusiasts! Today, I am excited to introduce you to a hidden gem in Los Angeles—Ebaes. Located conveniently near USC at 2314 S Union Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007, Ebaes specializes in a delightful array of ramen and rice bowls that cater to all tastes, whether you're a committed carnivore or a proud vegan.
Ebaes is not just a place to eat; it's an experience. With its hipster, casual vibe, and trendy décor, the ambiance is perfect for everything from a quick lunch to a relaxed dinner. The eatery is designed with accessibility in mind, boasting wheelchair access, outdoor seating, and options for pets. Plus, it's equipped with Wi-Fi, making it an excellent spot for students or anyone who enjoys dining while staying connected.
Now, let’s talk about the food. Ebaes offers a tempting selection of dishes that are both unique and satisfying:
- Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen: This standout dish is packed with flavor, balancing a rich broth with just the right amount of spice. Diners rave about the bouncy noodles and generous portions.
- Korean BBQ Beef Rice Bowl: Offering a delightful fusion of textures and tastes, this rice bowl features tender ribeye beef topped with BBQ sauce and fresh veggies, making it a crowd favorite.
- Ebaes Bento: For those who can’t choose just one item, the bento boxes provide a variety of flavors, including spicy tuna and seared salmon, beautifully presented on a single platter.
- Pad Thai Ramen: This innovative dish mixes traditional Thai elements with Ebaes' ramen base, an intriguing twist that is sure to please adventurous eaters.
Ebaes also shines with its commitment to sustainability—offering reusable tableware and the option to bring your own container, embracing eco-friendliness.
Customer experiences at Ebaes have largely been positive. Guests have noted the casual vibe, though service can vary, especially during peak hours. Many patrons appreciate the generous portions and reasonable prices. For instance, regularly featured $7 ramen on the first of the month has sent foodies buzzing, proving to be a fantastic deal that’s hard to resist.
In a bustling city like Los Angeles, Ebaes stands out not just for its menu but for its dedication to customer experience. Whether you're stopping by for a quick takeout or enjoying a happy hour with friends, Ebaes is sure to satisfy your craving for quality and flavor. So gather your friends, savor the deliciousness of Ebaes, and enjoy the culinary adventure that awaits!
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