D.A. Eatz

Angelina Brown 6 months ago

I’m honestly really disappointed with this place. We spent $75 and the ramen was extremely basic and not worth the price at all. The noodles were literally packaged ramen noodles the same kind you can buy at the store with toppings thrown in. It didn’t taste like restaurant-quality ramen at all and felt like something I could have easily made at home. What made it more frustrating is that the photos on their page make the food look much better and higher quality than what we were actually served. The actual food did not match the expectations those pictures set AT ALL. For the amount of money we spent, I expected real ramen and better quality ingredients. Instead it felt very overpriced for something so simple, and I left the restaurant not only hungry but wasting $75.

Kristy Cramer 8 months ago

Hate giving bad reviews, but sometimes its called for. This isnt my first time ordering your food. The quality and love you say you guys have has gone down! Last time I had extra items missing from soups. I let that pass. I ordered from Uber eats tonight as a pickup. 1. It took a long time for food (which i can deal with). 2. Just because its buy one get one free doesn't mean you get to forget to cook the ramen! So, I see its like the packaged top ramen. I had two big blocks of uncooked ramen noodles and no cheese. 3. I purchased the Mac and cheese at buy one get one. I thought my eyes deceived me as the portion was soooo small. One wasnt even a bowl; and, it was just noodles and con queso dip, what!..Smh! NOT for that price! This was first time I ever ordered the Mac and cheese and it was a no go! I have been becoming disappointed in the food lately. Broth on the side you also cut in half. I guess only purchase regular priced items??? Or no items at all!

Jessica Brennessel 8 months ago

The birria beef ramen is delicious. I added the charred corn and it was a nice addition. I suggest maybe calling in Togo orders ahead of time, since there can be a wait. Totally worth the wait and will be ordering again.

Jillian Knight a year ago

*5/5 Stars* I'm thrilled to share my outstanding dining experience at DA Eatz in South Buffalo! I was looking for a local ramen place that I haven't tried yet and found them via Google maps. And can I say - DELISH! i know this newcomer to the local scene will quickly become a favorite of mine. Since opening in December 2024, DA Eatz has set the bar high for innovative and delicious eats. The truffle fries are TO DIE FOR! Crispy, flavorful, and utterly addictive, they're a must-order. The beef brisket ramen was rich and savory, with tender brisket and flavorful broth with hints of onion and lime. And the strawberry lemonade? Refreshing and perfectly balanced – a great way to wash down the savory goodness. They do offer online ordering delivery and there were several pickups while we waited for our food. And the only con, if I had to list one, was the wait to get our food. But it is so, so worth it! The quality of the food, combined with the welcoming atmosphere, makes DA Eatz a top recommendation for anyone looking to try something new in South Buffalo. I'd love to go back and explore more of the menu!

Aurelia Mills a year ago

As much as I love to try small businesses out, the ramen really isn’t the best. I had tried their ramen a few months ago, and then my family wanted to try it today, so I wanted to give it another chance. It’s obvious that it’s a fusion between Japanese ramen with a different touch. However here are some of my critiques, as id really love to see them improve. Initially when I came in my first visit, they were kind individuals who had just opened up a few months back. No critique here. While the ramen is indeed flavorful, it’s clear they use top ramen for their noodles, rather than a more authentic Japanese noodle. There was also cheese melted into the noodles; This really set us off, which prompted me to cook my own ramen in order to see a difference. It definitely changed my mind. My second critique is we had ordered their waffle fries, they are indeed flavorful, just overcooked — which made them dry and crunchy. Overall, spending $17-$22 for a ramen dish does not seem worthwhile when top ramen is the main ingredient. If they changed what brand of noodles they used, I would definitely try this location again.