Ramen · Poke
Roger missed the bento boxes after this Bankers Hill spot converted to ramen, but liked the tonkotsu base and the seafood ramen's generous scallop, shrimp, mussel and squid; earlier on he'd recommended the chicken skewers or miso salmon.
Hachi Ramen is listed as closed. Roger's dated reviews, from its bento-box days and after it converted to ramen, are kept as part of the record.
Yelp — Hachi Ramen listed as closed (checked 2026-09-17) (2026-09-17) ↗This page is kept as part of the dated record. The order notes below describe the place as Roger recommended it, not as it operates today.
From Roger’s camera roll
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Checked in 17 times on Yelp and Swarm, most recently Mar 5, 2020. See the check-in log
“Tonkotsu base hits the spot. Seafood ramen generous with scallop, shrimp, mussel, squid.”
Roger said he missed the bento boxes after the restaurant converted to ramen, but liked the tonkotsu base and the seafood ramen's generous scallop, shrimp, mussel and squid.
“cozy fast casual bento box spot, recommend chicken skewers or miso salmon”
In an earlier review, Roger described it as a cozy fast-casual bento box spot and recommended the chicken skewers or miso salmon.
Stay in the neighborhood
Vegan soul food with enough savory, fried and comforting appeal to bring meat-eaters to the table without an apology tour.
Once Roger’s backup when Sushi Ota was booked; a later dinner came with over-vinegared rice and fish he called mediocre at best.
Keep exploring
Browse the Ramen page, or continue to another place with a matching cuisine.
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