New Japanese Cuisine Restaurant Now Open In Superior

Fans of Japanese-style cuisine are in luck, because a brand new option just opened up in the Twin Ports area!

The new restaurant, named Superior Ramen House, just held its grand opening, starting to welcome customers to try out their menu of Japanese-inspired items that cover the spectrum of soups and salads, ramen, bento boxes, curry & rice dishes, teas, and even desserts.

Here's a look at one of the teryaki dishes they serve up.

The new restaurant's Facebook page has been teasing an opening through the spring, sharing a glimpse inside of the beautiful space that sports traditional Japanese-inspired decor.

Here's one such look inside from back in May.

On the 4th of July, they announced that "After months of construction, vision, and hard work," they were getting ready to open. They announced a soft opening on Sunday, July 6, at 2 pm.

Following their soft opening, they thanked everyone who came by to support them and check out the new business, expressing gratitude for the large (sold out!) group that showed up for their soft opening.

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Just two days later, Superior Ramen House hosted its official grand opening, welcoming customers for lunch starting at 11 am on Tuesday, July 8.

Now that the restaurant is officially open for business, you can visit them daily. They are open from 11 am to 9:30 pm Monday-Saturday, and noon-9 pm on Sundays.

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Here's a look at some of their menu items that they shared on social media:

Besides the option to dine in, they plan to also offer the option to order online soon. They have a link for an online ordering platform on their website, but they have not yet begun taking orders this way for pickup.

If you want to pop in and check things out, they are located at 110 East 2nd Street, Suite 7, in Superior.  This is the new place that was built across the road from Perkins in Superior, in front of the Holiday Inn. It's at the opposite end of the buildig from the new Dunkin'.