We went to this sweet ramen and rice bowl place on a cold rainy day which automatically makes it the perfect day to eat some yummy ramen. I specifically ordered the Tempura Shrimp Ramen. We were able to place our orders on a kiosk so we didn't speak to any employees. The food was quick to be delivered to our table. It is important to note that if you order ramen that has tempura shrimp or something else, you have the option to request if you want it on the side or in the soup. I wasn't aware of this option to the tempura shrimp were soggy so that kind of made me enjoy them less. Nonetheless, everything is delicious. This is a pretty spacious place as well with lots of seating options. It was also pretty neat that they were playing movies on a tv for the customers to enjoy while dining in.

It's been a while since I have been to T-Kumi, but I keep coming back to have their Ramen. I just really like their broth (Tonkatsu is my favorite) and I like that they put more ingredients in their ramen than most other ramen restaurants without needing to pay extra. However, they have a note on the kiosks when you order that they are "currently out of soft boiled eggs" (my guess is due to the recent high egg prices). I also like their Pork Belly Rice a lot and the kids really like their Popcorn Chicken. You can place your order with their 2 kiosks or you can order with from a staff (most people just order from the kiosk). Once you order from the kiosk, you are given a number and the staff will call out your number when you order is ready, then just raise your hand and they will deliver it to you. Water is self serve through the water dispenser (paper cups available) next to the cash register. Ambiance is chill and they always have some to ing playing on the TV for you to watch (today it is Avatar "Animated", but sometimes they have K-Pop music videos or some sort of movie). I will continue to come back for their Tonkatsu Ramen as so far I have not found another Ramen place that has as tasty of broth as the one at T-Kumi.

The cashier was friendly and the restaurant was clean! I got their miso ramen, which I enjoyed. I was the only customer when I walked in around noon, so it was pretty quiet. It got busier as I ate but people mostly kept to themselves and watched the tv they have on the wall. Would recommend!

T-Kumi's is a great place to eat for a rainy day! I always get their ramen, fries and honey moon drink.

I got the tonkotsu ramen with chashu and black garlic broth add on as well as the takoyaki which isn't pictured. My friend got the fried chicken ramen. The egg was fully cooked much unlike what they advertised and the chashu was very thin. We thought the popcorn chicken one was a much better deal. The Takoyaki was good as always with an exquisite crispy exterior and battery interior. I recommend the black garlic tonkotsu broth even if it was an extra $3! It added a deep pungent flavor to the simple tonkotsu broth. The portions were decently sized as we both didn't finish our food. The establishment gave off very "chill vibes". You order on a kiosk and choose your own seating. If you want a classic ramen place in Davis with a laidback atmosphere, this is the place for you.

This is my go-to spot for ramen in Davis! I like how there is a lot of toppings (seaweed, bamboo shoot, corn, green onion) and a decent amount of chashu. The tonkatsu flavor is good, a bit on the saltier side. The noodles were also a good texture, not too hard, not too soggy. The boiled egg was soft-boiled although it usually should be jammy with some runny yolk. Love coming here to have a quick bite while watching whatever is on the TV.

We were on the west side of town today and wanted lunch. I had previously gotten a take-out rice bowl and liked it a lot so I figured my husband would like the food. There are two kiosks to place your order but we had a lot of questions so asked the young man at the counter to explain the options. He then took our order. We both ordered ramen bowls to eat in the restaurant. He had the tonkotsu broth with chashu pork. I had the Wonton bowl. Our food came out pretty quickly and both bowls were beautifully composed with colorful items on top. The flavors matched the look of the bowls. I especially liked the softly boiled egg, the yolk added richness to the broth. We both really enjoyed our lunches and had quite a lot left over to take home. We both look forward to our leftovers and hope errands take us back to West Davis soon.

Off the beaten path for sure! As I turned into the plaza, my first thoughts were "Uh, hope it's not permanently closed ... uh where the heck is it?" Then I saw the signage, up on the 2nd floor. Up a steep, enclosed stairway, kinda spooky. Once inside it was comfy, cozy and spacious. Saw the order kiosk and entered in our order. Had to order beer directly from the cashier, not available via kiosk. Food came out promptly. Ramen was delicious and presented beautifully. The tobiko fries were interesting and tasty, the onion pancake was good too. I love tasty, creative snacks, goes great with my Asahi! Not crazy about having to walk out and down the walkway for the restroom so I just didn't go. Heard a code is required too, gotta get that from the attendant. I would definitely visit this spot more if it was in a better location, like DTWN.