Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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ChadJK
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Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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Crafted Ramen Misolado
7425 Dodge St, Suite 105
Omaha, NE 68114
(402) 510-4164
https://misolado-usa.com
https://www.facebook.com/p/Misolado-61584155314599/

Opened January 31, 2026, where Sakura Bana used to be. They're an authentic Japanese ramen restaurant.

I'm not 100% sure if it's Misolado, Mi So La Do, Crafter Ramen Misolado, Misolado Crafted Ramen, or some other variation. I've seen it styled several different ways.
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Re: Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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Has anyone eaten here? Curious to know what it’s like.
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Re: Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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Kura Revolving Sushi Bar is opening next door to Misolado where Sleep Number used to be.

https://kurasushi.com/
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Re: Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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It seems odd, to say the least, that two unrelated Japanese restaurants would be located adjacent to one another in the same small strip mall.
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Re: Crafted Ramen Misolado (74th & Dodge)

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nativeomahan wrote: Tue Sep 15, 2026 4:43 pm It seems odd, to say the least, that two unrelated Japanese restaurants would be located adjacent to one another in the same small strip mall.
I like it. It's like when Tous les Jours opened just around the corner from Asian Market, even though Asian Market had already started selling baked goods or Thirst-Tea joining the 78th Street Asian food fray even though Asian Market selling boba. I like high concentrations of Asian restaurants/food retailers (I'm Asian). Think of Chinatowns/K-towns in bigger cities. It works, and works wonderfully in my experience.