Kaedama

This was my first time trying a Ramen shop and I was pleasantly surprised. Food was good and plentiful and the service was awesome! Parking is a bit limited, so you might have to park further away and walk. DEFINITELY do not park in the bank parking lot across the street. We saw two cars nearly get towed in the hour or so we were there eating.

The food was delicious. Not many options on beverages. The place is very small and compacted. I had to walk sideways to leave my seat. Parking: There isn't many parking spaces in front of building. Wheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp to get access to the front entrance.

The food here is beautifully plated and was delicious! I went Tuesday morning so the wait wasn’t too long. Our waitress that morning was kind and attentive and made sure we had everything that we needed. She recommended the Tonkotsu ramen and the pork gyozas and they were both terrific! I recommend trying their Mochi of the moment! Kaitlyn is truly the best. Parking: Be sure to park at the restaurant parking, and not across the street next to the bank. A company named Extreme Towing will tow your car, or put a boot on. A guy drives around and the bank uses their cameras to catch people using their parking. They will not let your car go unless you pay $100. Disabled parking or not they will take it.

最高のスタッフに感謝します。 味噌スパイシーを注文。味がはっきりしてうまい ただ日本人にとっては、麺が柔らか過ぎでした。 替玉で、硬めをオーダーしたところ、一生懸命に硬麺にチャレンジしてくれて、大変美味しくいただきました。 オーダー時に、「硬め」をお願いする事をオススメします。

**5 Stars: A Symphony of Flavors and Stellar Service at Kaedama** From the moment we stepped into Kaedama, we were greeted by an ambiance that promised a delightful dining experience. The star of the show was undoubtedly the **Tonkatsu Noodles** - each slurp was a harmonious blend of rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles, a true testament to the chef's prowess. The **Vegetarian Gyozas** were a revelation, with their delicate wrappers encasing a flavorful mix of vegetables, proving that meat-free options need not be an afterthought. The **Hot Snacks Miso Ginger with Chopped Cashu** added a zesty kick to our meal, while the **Spicy Edamame** provided a fiery contrast that was both addictive and satisfying. But what truly set Kaedama apart was the service. Our waitress was the epitome of professionalism and warmth, making us feel like honored guests rather than customers. The staff moved with a seamless efficiency that only added to the relaxed atmosphere. In summary, Kaedama is a gem that shines bright in El Paso's culinary scene. Whether you're a noodle aficionado or just in search of a meal that will leave a lasting impression, Kaedama is the place to be. Parking: Metered parking during the week. Weekends free. Wheelchair accessibility: Limited space to move around

I love going here to eat since the food is amazing. Servers tend to be attentive. Wish parking was better but there's nothing we can do about it. If they were more child friendly I'd rate higher. Kid-friendliness: They don't have high chairs for younger children or changing stations.