Ramen restaurant

Suck It The Restaurant

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Suck It The Restaurant is listed on FindALoco in San Antonio, TX with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Ramen Restaurant.

Suck It The Restaurant is a distinctive ramen restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, serving ramen bowls alongside Vietnamese-inspired favorites in the Medical Center area. Located at 7220 Louis Pasteur Dr #125, San Antonio, TX 78229, the restaurant offers a casual place to settle in for a comforting meal, a coffee break, or an evening out with friends. Its blend of noodle-shop comfort, friendly service, and an unusual snack-and-nicknack-shop setting gives the dining room a character all its own.

Ramen is the centerpiece at Suck It The Restaurant, with guests mentioning options such as Vietnamese drunken ramen, Hakkasan ramen, miso vegetarian ramen, chicken ramen for kids, and pho with brisket and meatballs. Diners who enjoy building in more heat can ask for limes and jalapenos, while the Fire Bomb and heat bomb paste are notable choices for those looking for a spicy kick. Vegetarian egg rolls, fried pork, boba drinks, and Vietnamese coffee broaden the experience beyond a single bowl of noodles.

The atmosphere is often described as warm, inviting, and adorably offbeat, with plenty of seating for different kinds of visits. It can work well for a relaxed lunch, a family meal with a kid-friendly ramen option, or a later dinner with people who enjoy exploring flavors together. Reviewers especially point to welcoming, attentive staff and personable service, details that help make a meal feel easy and comfortable. As with any restaurant, individual preferences for broth richness, noodle texture, and spice level can vary, so asking the team for a recommendation can be helpful.

For diners searching for ramen in San Antonio, TX, Suck It The Restaurant provides a menu that brings Japanese-style ramen together with Vietnamese touches, drinks, and shareable sides. The restaurant is open for lunch Monday and for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday, with evening hours on Sunday. Whether the plan is a quick weekday bowl, Vietnamese coffee, boba, or a more leisurely dinner, this San Antonio ramen restaurant offers a memorable setting and a broad range of choices to explore.

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Natalie Marsh
7d ago

This place is absolutely phenomenal! They have real ramen, and Vietnamese coffee that is to die for! We had fantastic service from Aixa, and our disappointment that they don't do sushi any longer was completely erased by our experience here. Try any of the ramen bowls, definitely get a fire bomb if you like spice, and the $7 is worth it if you've never tried Vietnamese coffee!

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Rinyooa
7d ago

The restaurant was very adorable, and service was great, food was barely OK. I got the Vietnamese drunken ramen and the noodles were stuck together in clumps, the broth flavor was bland, the meat was also bland somehow. My partner got the Hakkasan ramen and had the same issue with his noodles being clumped together and broth being bland, meat in his ramen did have some flavor. So if you dont mind spending roughly $14 dollars per bowl for a barely okay bowl of ramen, this is your place. We personally will not be returning.

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Bill Miller
7d ago

We got the misoveg ramen and the kids meal chicken ramen and it wasn't amazing... the broth was very lack luster and tasted like tap water, sorta bland and had a funky taste (not umami) the vegetarian egg Rolls were amazing, and I heard the fried pork was good. The boba was pretty good, extremely sweet though. Overall hit or miss.

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Roxanne King
7d ago

This place is interesting. Part snack or nick knack store with a dark restaurant. Plenty of seating and the service is a 10 out of 5. I ordered the Pho with brisket and meatballs. I also got the heat bomb paste. Plenty of limes and jalapeños on request. They don't serve a plate of stuff you may waste. I was a little sad: no Thai Basil. I did not like the brisket, too thick and fatty. She forgot the meatballs, but made up for it. She offered to bring me a whole new bowl, but I had it perfect so I said bring the meatballs. I really really liked the meatballs and would ordered them again. The seats are comfortable and they had on the Food Network. I also ordered the egg rolls, meh. I think I'd try the vegetarian next time. The heat paste was good, but $1.50 seems high. Overall i would recommend this place and I'll be back.

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J Marie
7d ago

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Suck It, after not having been in awhile; and I can't say enough good things about it! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home. Our server was very informative when I had questions about certain items, even gave us great insight on what to order. I especially love that there is ALWAYS left over food to take home, their portions are HUGE! When you order a Boba drink they always bring it at exactly the right time! Definitely a 10/10, MUST try you wont regret 😊

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