Dozo Ramen and Grill Opening in Palm Harbor

“Fresh. Fast. Flavorful.”

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer
Image: Official (Image credit: https://www.instagram.com/dozopalm/)

A new Japanese ramen spot is headed to Palm Harbor with a menu that promises to be “Fresh. Fast. Flavorful.” It’s called Dozo Ramen and Grill, and it’s opening at 3438 E Lake Rd S, Unit 16.

That address places Dozo Ramen and Grill in a busy retail center located by the intersection with Tampa Road, where the restaurant will join big retailers like Publix, Walmart, and Target.

The finer details on the menu are not yet available. What Now reached out on Monday to co-owner Arief Lazuardy to ask about plans for Dozo Ramen and Grill. Lazuardy was not immediately available for comment on the news.

“Coming Soon to Palm Harbor!” says a description provided to Google Maps. “DOZO Ramen & Grill is a Japanese fast-casual restaurant serving authentic ramen, sizzling hibachi, rice bowls, and handcrafted appetizers. We combine quality ingredients, bold flavors, and quick service to create an enjoyable dining experience for everyone. Whether you’re stopping by for a comforting bowl of ramen or a freshly grilled hibachi meal, DOZO is excited to become your new favorite neighborhood spot. Stay tuned for our grand opening!”

Opening in the Lake Road South location, Dozo Ramen and Grill will be joining a restaurant community that includes concepts like Fish Bowl Kitchen, China Taste, Raining Berries, Wendy’s, and McDonald’s.

Stay tuned for more details about Dozo Ramen as the opening approaches.

You can keep up with the Dozo Ramen and Grill opening by following @dozopalm on Instagram.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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