Hokkaido Ramen House&sushi Bar
Scratch-broth ramen, sushi and boba on Hutton Ranch Road in Kalispell, open daily with gluten-free and kids bowls.
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Weekday lunch or an early dinner; Friday and Saturday stay open a half hour later.
Dining
Hokkaido Ramen House & Sushi Bar in Kalispell is part of a locally owned Montana ramen group, located at 110 Hutton Ranch Road on the north side of town. The menu covers scratch-made ramen broths (tonkotsu, shoyu, miso, spicy beef, tantanmen and a vegetable bowl), a sushi bar with nigiri, sashimi and specialty rolls, izakaya-style appetizers, boba teas, a kids ramen menu and a dedicated gluten-free section with rice-noodle ramen. Open daily from 11 AM with carry-out and online ordering, it makes an easy lunch or dinner in Kalispell after the roughly 33-mile drive back from Glacier's West Entrance.
Quick facts
- Cuisine Type
- Japanese ramen and sushi
- Meals Served
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen, Tantanmen, Spicy Beef Ramen with beef back rib and brisket, Miso Ramen; Gyoza and Bang Bang Shrimp appetizers, which the group names as its most popular; specialty rolls such as the Bozeman Roll and Black Dragon Roll.
What to order
- Cuisine Type
- Japanese ramen and sushi
- Meals Served
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen, Tantanmen, Spicy Beef Ramen with beef back rib and brisket, Miso Ramen; Gyoza and Bang Bang Shrimp appetizers, which the group names as its most popular; specialty rolls such as the Bozeman Roll and Black Dragon Roll.
- Menu Recommendations
- Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen with a marinated egg, Gyoza to start, and a Bozeman Roll to share.
- Dietary Options
- Gluten-free ramen section using rice noodles (chicken, miso, spicy miso, vegetable)
- Vegetable Ramen in a soybean broth
- Gluten-free spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls
Prices & reservations
- Price Range Symbols
- $$
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Sun–Thu 11 AM–9 PM; Fri–Sat 11 AM–9:30 PM
- Seasonal Hours
- The location page on the group site lists an older split-shift schedule; the online ordering page matches Google's daily 11 AM opening. Check before you go.
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Post-hike dinner in Kalispell
- Families with a kids ramen menu
- Gluten-free diners
- Not Ideal For
- Anyone wanting a quiet fine-dining evening or a late-night meal; closing is 9 to 9:30 PM.
- Service Type
- Full-service dining room plus carry-out and online pickup ordering
- Vibe
- Casual, open Hokkaido-style dining room
- Locally owned Montana group
- Busiest Times
- Not published; a north-Kalispell shopping-area location near Hutton Ranch tends to fill at standard dinner hours.
- Tips Advice
- Online pickup ordering is available, handy after a long park day.
- There is a separate gluten-free ramen list using rice noodles.
- Kids beef, chicken and pork ramen bowls are on the menu.
- Spicy Ramen comes in three heat levels.
More details
- Takeout Available
- Yes
- Beverage Program
- Boba and milk teas (brown sugar caramel, Hokkaido milk tea, Thai tea, taro, galaxy tea), Japanese sodas and hot tea; the group describes its Ramen & Sushi Bar locations as having a beer, wine and sake bar.
- House Made
- Broths made from scratch, per the restaurant group; in-house gyoza, bang bang and sweet-and-sour sauces.
- Family Friendly
- Yes
- Unique Factor
- A full gluten-free ramen section and a kids ramen menu, both uncommon in a Glacier gateway town.
- Best Time To Visit
- Weekday lunch or an early dinner; Friday and Saturday stay open a half hour later.
- The Order Strategy
- Split an appetizer and a specialty roll, then order individual ramen bowls; the kitchen notes the heat levels on the Spicy Ramen.
- The Vibe Check
- Casual and quick, in an open, Hokkaido-style dining room.
- The Crowd Factor
- Nearly 900 Google reviews at 4.4 indicate a busy, mainstream spot rather than a niche one.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want a warm bowl after a cold or wet Glacier day and have gluten-free or kid eaters in the group. SKIP IF: you want a sit-down splurge or need dinner after 9:30 PM.
- Distance From Park
- About 33 miles from the West Entrance of Glacier National Park via US 2 east; on Hutton Ranch Road in Kalispell, not inside the park.
- Review Summary
- Rated 4.4 on Google across roughly 880 reviews, a solid mark for a high-volume casual restaurant.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Hokkaido Ramen House from Glacier National Park?
About 33 miles from the West Entrance via US 2 east. It is on Hutton Ranch Road in Kalispell, not in the park.
Are there gluten-free options?
Yes. The menu has a gluten-free ramen section using rice noodles, plus gluten-free spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls.
Is there a kids menu?
Yes, with beef, chicken and pork ramen bowls sized for kids.
Can I order takeout?
Yes. The restaurant offers carry-out and online pickup ordering through its website.
Do they take reservations?
The website does not mention reservations; it is a casual walk-in restaurant with online ordering. Call (406) 309-2485 for larger groups.
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Sources
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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Last updated September 2026. Report an issue.