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Kikko Ramen & Poke plans Leander restaurant at Crystal Falls Town Center

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Source: Williamson Reporter

Published November 13, 2026

Kikko Ramen & Poke, a Texas restaurant group that serves Japanese ramen and build-your-own poke bowls, plans to open a location at Crystal Falls Town Center in Leander. The restaurant is planned for 3501 N. Lakeline Blvd., Suite 110, near the Randalls at Crystal Falls Parkway. State records show work on the space is expected to begin in December and finish in May 2027. An opening date has yet to be announced. Kikko makes its ramen broth in-house and lets diners choose toppings for both ramen and poke bowls. Menus at its other restaurants also feature pork and vegetable dumplings, bento boxes and bubble tea. Kikko has locations in San Marcos, Victoria and Beaumont.

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