Where is the best Ramen in LA?
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I agree with Jeff. I've been to Asa Ramen in Gardena, Santouka Ramen at the Mitsuwa Marketplaces in Torrance and Mar Vista, and Daikokuya in Little Tokyo. Both Santoukas are by far the best, followed closely by Asa. Daikokuya's ramen is forgettable.
A really good and well-regarded resource for ramen in LA (and Japan) is Rameniac:
http://www.rameniac.com/index/
Unfortunately it is not updated as frequently as it used to be.