Anh P.
7/12/2025
Hiro Nori is a ramen shop that also has vegan options to cater to a variety of people. The menu us focused around a few items that are well executed. It's located in a non-descript plaza that...
HiroNori Craft Ramen
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10574 Norwalk Blvd
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
HiroNori Craft Ramen in Santa Fe Springs, California, is renowned for offering an authentic and original ramen experience. The establishment prides itself on crafting its own noodles, broth, and sauces, ensuring a unique and flavorful dining experience for customers.
With a total of 15 locations across California, including Santa Fe Springs, HiroNori Craft Ramen has become a go-to destination for ramen enthusiasts. Each location is committed to delivering top-notch service and quality, showcasing the passion and expertise of the founders, Hiro and Nori.
Founded in 2017, HiroNori Craft Ramen was established by Hiro Igarashi and Nori Akasaka in Los Angeles. Their vision was to create an unparalleled ramen taste that reflects their dedication to the craft and love for the dish. Visit HiroNori Craft Ramen in Santa Fe Springs to savor a truly exceptional ramen experience.
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4.5848 reviews
Hizkia Devin F.
7/7/2025
Best ramen in LA,with a very good service. All the side dishes also very good,my family favorite ramen especially this location.no wait all the time. I have been to many ramen in LA from daikokuya...
Jennifer N.
6/13/2025
My favorite and what I order everytime I come here is the SPICY COLD DIPPING NOODLE! (Bonito dashi broth with chili oil, cold noodle with pork chashu, bamboo, bean sprouts, egg, and spinach)...
Yanel A.
9/6/2025
BOMB. That's it that's the review. JK I need to highlight some of my faves from here! Shoyu Ramen best I've ever had. Their chashu is chef's kiss! The crispy chicken is also super good and last...
Ryan S.
6/15/2025
I've been to multiple HiroNori locations, and the tonkotsu ramen is consistently delicious. This location was no different, and the tonkotsu broth was flavorful, with the chasu cooked perfectly....
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