The ramen is pretty decent. I've only eaten the spicy chicken one, but the onigiris are really good!!! Especially the kimchi one!

Best ramen in the area!!! I love the spicy ramen with extra egg, always! Perfect for a cold day. I was addicted to this place for a while.

Fairly inexpensive place to go for some ramen. Located inside Jusgo Market. Kind of a smaller food court area. It's usually not very busy during the weekdays for lunch so if you don't want to go to the higher volume restaurants, this would be a nice option. They have a variety of ramen to choose from and allow additional toppings to be added. Staff is friendly and will assist those who are curious about the different menu items.

Gem of a find in jusgo foodcourt, a place I will surely be returning to try more of their delicious looking foods. The tonkotsu pork rib ramen was really good, the broth was hot, flavorful, and the vegetables tasted so fresh. The pork ribs themself were so delicious and complimented the tonkotsu broth with some bold savory flavors. Don't be dissuaded by being in search of "real Japanese ramen" I lived in Japan and this is just as good as many of the great ramen joints I had surrounding me. My only real criticism is two bowls of ramen and a coke was nearly 39 dollars. This is in part of them charging more for card transactions, but still that is a pretty steep price which factors into 4 out of 5 stars.

Our go to place for the last couple years for our quick ramen fix. Decently price with a generous portion. Broth is not necessarily michelin but it's very good considering it's in a Chinese market food court. My favorite is the pork cutlet ramen. A rich bowl of ramen with all the classic toppings and a side of perfectly fried pork cutlet. A little mayo for dipping. My husband's go to is the rib ramen. Each order comes with two juicy fried pork ribs immersed in a bowl of goodness. I've seen some people order an extra rib but you'll definitely be full without. What I love about this place is the fact that it's obviously family owned and the chef does seem to care about what is produced. Every visit we can assume our orders will be consistent as our previous visits. Also that every dish comes with the classic toppings; sprouts, mushrooms, corn, bamboo, naruto, including half a soft boiled egg. Most places charge extra for any toppings which can add up. Overall a great place to satisfy your ramen craving. Especially if you're not trying to spend $20 for a bowl of ramen with no toppings.

I love kumai ramen and it is my go to spot for ramen here in the Gwinnett area, but today I will be talking about their nuggets. Kumai is also my go to spot for chicken nuggets as it is always warm, juicy, tender, with a great flavor whether if you want to eat it plain straight up or dip in their sauce. Along with the great flavor profile, I also really love how the texture and consistency is like that of a fish cake. What goes well with chicken nuggets? Boba. And There is a ViVi bubble tea in the same food hall or go next door for unbelibubble.

We got the Pork Rib Ramen because the picture looked so crazy. And the pork was awesome. We also split the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen and ate them together. The spicy broth was so much more fulfilling and it was an awesome bowl of ramen. You have to be able to take some heat though. All in all, I'd come back for a very unique ramen and I'd definitely get the spicy broth no matter what!

I would highly recommend the Pork Rib Ramen! The ribs were the star of the meal. The Black Kumai ramen (with black garlic broth) had much better broth, so if they could make the Pork Rib ramen with black garlic broth, that would be 10 out of 5 stars! The ribs were quite salty but well-seasoned, which balanced out the less salty, less hearty broth it came with. Noodles were cooked perfectly and I'd definitely come back for the rib ramen. Annoyingly, they charge 50 cents for hot sauce, which isn't that spicy. :/