Hokkaido Ramen & Sushi Bar will open in Snake River Landing this summer. | Courtesy Snake River Landing
IDAHO FALLS — A Japanese restaurant “unlike any other in Idaho Falls” is opening this summer in Snake River Landing.
Hokkaido Ramen & Sushi Bar will set up shop at 901 Pier View Drive near Love at First Bite and Bill’s Bike & Run.
“Our menu offers fresh, original dishes,” says Hokkaido manager John Schneider in a news release. “We can’t wait to bring our authentic Ramen and Japanese menu to Idaho Falls. We are unlike any other restaurant in the Idaho Falls area.”
Hokkaido Ramen offers a variety of authentic Japanese ramen dishes, fresh sushi, rice entrees and bubble tea for full-service dining room or carry-out options. The restaurant currently operates in Helena, Bozeman and Great Falls, Montana and plans to open a location in Pocatello at the Rail Crossings Shopping Center near Costco.
“Some people hear ‘ramen’ and think about some chicken bouillon package and some noodles, or anything like that,” says Schneider. “We’re doing the real, authentic, traditional ramen out of Japan. We serve high quality, gourmet wheat noodles – not like the typical noodles you would get in top ramen in the store…To get the broth right is the trickiest part. It’s a process that lasts more than eight hours. It is the core foundation for really top quality, authentic, traditional ramen.”
Hokkaido’s most popular specialty menu selections include Gyoza and Bang Bang Shrimp, and a Tantanmen or the Spicy Beef Ramen. Thinly sliced “ramen eggs” and grilled pork “chashu” are signature accompaniments to any authentic Japanese ramen. “Chashu” is slow-cooked and thinly sliced pork belly, from the same cut as American bacon.
Hokkaido draws its name from the northernmost of Japan’s main islands – a place known for its volcanoes, natural hot springs, skiing and as the birthplace of ramen.
“Hokkaido Ramen has such an exciting and unique menu,” says Eric Isom, Chief Development Officer for Snake River Landing. “The new restaurant will be an excellent addition to Snake River Landing and Idaho Falls.”
Hokkaido will serve customers seven days a week. Discounts will be offered to first responders and healthcare workers. A specific opening date has not been set. You can find more information on the restaurant here.
Hokkaido also enjoys giving back to the communities in which they open, including offering discounts to first responders and healthcare workers. More information and the Hokkaido Ramen menu is available here.
The post Restaurant ‘unlike any other in Idaho Falls’ set to open this summer appeared first on East Idaho News.
Source: eastidahonews.com

Restaurant ‘unlike any other in Idaho Falls’ set to open this summer
More from BusinessMore posts in Business »
More from FoodMore posts in Food »
- What is a dirty soda? And why is it so popular?
- Super Saiyan! Dragon Bowls brings new Asian menu to Idaho Falls
- Find sweet deep-fried goodness at Yankee Kan Kook at the Eastern Idaho State Fair
- Keep it peachy, Camille’s Crepes wins best new desert with it’s delicious Peachy Keen
- Morales Home Made is spicing things up at the Eastern Idaho State Fair
More from Idaho FallsMore posts in Idaho Falls »
- TitleOne hosting first high school basketball tournament at the Mountain America Center
- SOCCER ROUNDUP: Championship Saturday sees local teams holding 7 trophies
- Judge enters not guilty pleas in Skylar Meade case
- The West’s power grid could be stitched together — if red and blue states buy in
- June Lockhart, beloved mother figure from ‘Lassie’ and ‘Lost In Space,’ dies at 100
More from LocalMore posts in Local »
- Richard Stallings, former congressman from eastern Idaho, passes at age 85
- TitleOne hosting first high school basketball tournament at the Mountain America Center
- Concerned citizens pass recall petition accusing Bear Lake prosecutor of violating residents rights and legal inadequacy
- Pocatello’s Torngren finishes season as state leader in saves
- This story begins at Walrus & Carpenter Books






Be First to Comment