The Concourse Project
LOCATIONS
Michi Ramen
6519 N. Lamar, 512/386-1908
JOHN ANDERSON
Starting as a food truck, this place takes on a brick-and-mortar business competing admirably against Austin's other ramen contenders. Housemade gyoza, Chashu Don of roast pork and rice, among other deviations, make this spot more than a one-trick pony.
Other Locations
Michi Ramen, 3005 S. Lamar, D-114B
Michi Ramen, 2513 San Antonio
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Chronicle Reviews
Michi Ramen Inflames the Ramen Wars
Food truck turned brick-and-mortar is a serious contender
Rachel Feit, October 24, 2013
Best of Austin Awards
- 2014: Readers Best Noodles/Ramen (TIE: Michi Ramen; Ramen Tatsu-Ya)
First Plates Awards
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