Maureen N.
9/19/2025
Ordering by QR code and they didn't have the drinks we wanted. For the amount you are paying, have the cider and drinks especially if they are sourced next door
KAYAVA.
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704 N 34th St
Seattle, WA 98103
KAYAVA in Seattle, WA, stands out for its distinctive take on Artisan Ramen, a craft deeply rooted in the traditional Japanese ramen-making techniques. Each day, the flavorful soup is meticulously prepared with an array of fresh ingredients, simmered to perfection to create a rich taste profile that keeps patrons coming back for more. The noodles, carefully crafted to complement the broth, offer a delightful texture and a hint of floury goodness, enhancing the overall dining experience.
With a keen emphasis on hand-crafted, vibrant toppings that burst with freshness and individuality, KAYAVA's Artisan Ramen promises a visually enticing and appetizing dish. Beyond the signature Chicken Paitan Ramen, the menu also features innovative options like Truffle Shantan Ramen, Pork Shoyu, Spicy, and Gluten-Free varieties, catering to diverse preferences. Starting at $17, this culinary gem invites diners to savor a fusion of tradition and creativity in every bowl.
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4.572 reviews
Otis H.
9/7/2025
Got the northwest miso and it was awesome this service was excellent and the environment is great highly recommend
Ailun H.
10/13/2025
KAYAVA is not the most authentic ramen place and it is pretty expensive for such small portion size. However, the service is good and accommodating which was a huge plus. SHIO RAMEN - 19 +2 egg I...
Ms. A.
9/27/2025
9.20.2025 Fremont KAYAVA, and while the vibe is welcoming and the staff are super friendly, the ramen itself was also good. The chicken paitan broth was rich and creamy, definitely the highlight,...
Harley M.
6/10/2025
Kayava is one of many ramen spots in Fremont, with about eight ramen options priced around $18-$20. I tried the cold Dan Dan noodles and the truffle Shantan ramen. The Dan Dan noodles were the...
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