Piranha Killer Ramen

Chad H 2 months ago

This place has great food and service anytime I go, it has yet to miss. The atmosphere is great and has a cute Japanese style seating area that you can request. Go from 11am-3pm for Lunch even on weekends and get one of the cheapest sushi bentos in the area, and just bc its cheap does not mean it takes away from quality. Some of the betters pieces ive had in the area in awhile. The ramen is also only $9 for a bowl for lunch which is very good. Broth is perfect, even the kids enjoy it. Overall I've been happy with Killer ramen. Highly recommend

Luciano 2 months ago

(I already began to eat the ramen before I took a picture so sorry if it looks messy) The chicken ramen was very delicious, I asked for some spice on the side and added it to my ramen and it became even better. The noodles were cooked good I really liked them. I also got the shrimp roll sushi? I think it’s called that and I also really liked it—keep in mind I do not like sushi so when trying that it had changed my perspective on sushi. The waiter, I didn’t catch her name and I wish I did, she was very friendly and has a nice tone when she talks, her smile is very welcoming.

Marie P 4 months ago

One of those spots that brings a fun, lively energy the moment you walk in. The vibe is modern and a little sporty-bar meets ramen house, which makes it great for groups, casual nights out, or even a quick solo bowl if you’re craving something comforting. The ramen itself is the real draw. The tonkotsu is rich and creamy, the spicy miso has a nice kick without overpowering the broth, and the chicken ramen is surprisingly flavorful and balanced. The noodles hold up well, and the toppings feel fresh and thoughtfully layered rather than thrown together. The kimchi ramen is a standout if you like a deeper, tangy heat. Beyond ramen, the menu is broader than expected with sushi rolls, gyoza, and appetizers like karrage that tend to get a lot of love. It makes it easy to mix and match depending on your mood. Service is generally friendly and attentive, even when it gets busy. It can get loud during peak times, so it’s not the place for a quiet, intimate dinner, but it works well for a social atmosphere. Overall, it’s a dependable Arlington ramen spot with strong flavors, good variety, and a fun environment that keeps people coming back.

Megan M 8 months ago

First time visiting here tonight and definitely had a memorable meal! I ordered the Shoyu ramen, and it had incredibly flavorful broth, the absolute perfect soft boiled egg, and char siu that just melted in my mouth, perfectly textured bouncy noodles. The Takoyaki was crisp on the outside, soft and creamy inside, and seasoned to perfection. My husband ordered the vegetable ramen, and it came with a generous portion and variety of vegetables, and a mild but very tasty broth. Our friendly server Kayla really went above and beyond to make the experience special for us, she made us feel so welcome. 10/10 will definitely be back again! :)

Martha Garza 9 months ago

Karaage chicken was absolutely delicious just like the Chicken ramen & the shoyu ramen. Both with rich flavor, not too much but not too plain. Great service overall. The sushi was not that good but we only got the cheap one not the specialty. Very busy place but it was worth the wait.