Poke N' Ramen

I feel bad I haven't reviewed this place yet, absolutely love it. I went there today and got the salmon lovers bowl with kimchi added. Seriously one of the best meals I've had in weeks. So satisfying, not oversauced... Really just awesome healthy food. By the way, I'm a fat guy, so I know good food 😊

I probably eat a poke bowl 3-4 times a month for lunch and once a month we order dinner as a family. I would add more stars if it was possible because I really appreciate a restaurant that is consistent in fresh food and great service at a reasonable price point. This is literally hard to come by in the post Covid restaurant world. Highly Recommend!

I've gotten poke bowls here multiple times. They are delicious and I love them. I've found at least one long strand of hair in almost every poke bowl, sometimes I have found three in one bowl, and I haven't been in a while because hair-in-food ruins my appetite. The poke bowls would be perfect, and I would give 5 stars, if it weren't for the hair in them. Please wear hair nets!

DELICIOUS!!
Ive had the Salmon Lovers Bowl and the House Special Ramen! Both GREAT options.
- the Salmón Lovers Bowl is light and tasty, with raw salmon and sauced up rice, it’s an amazing combo
- the House Special bowl has amazing meat (I would recommend splitting an extra serving of meat between two, then the portions would be great) I LOVE to make marinated soft-boiled eggs to put in these (boil an egg for 7-8 minutes, and let it soak overnight in a bag of soy sauce) because they unfortunately can’t serve them to you.

The staff is very friendly! This is obviously not the BEST ramen you could have, but it’s great for being a ramen shop in Annapolis (which is 95% burgers and wings), the prices are a bit high, but it’s because they are one of a few diverse eats in Annapolis.

Pretty good. For the area the ramen is tasty and they are generous with the portions. No drink machine so you can only get bottle stuff. Interior decoration is kinda funny, the restaurant is a former Greek place so there's Roman columns with Chinese paintings and then Japanese text. Liked it alot and have been back twice and will continue to visit. Pictured is the udon with tonkotsu broth, chashu, scallions and onions with an egg.