Ramen restaurant with classic Japanese decor featuring beautiful wall murals and dim lighting creates a quiet, charming atmosphere. Spacious seating allows for comfortable dining without feeling crowded. Two large TVs showing basketball add a casual touch to the otherwise relaxed setting.
Yuzu Shio Ramen offers a bright yuzu flavor that makes it stand out. The broth is light and refreshing, delivering a unique and invigorating taste experience.
Pairs well with Sapporo beer and offers Tonkatsu ramen that is balanced and not too salty. The setting suits couples looking for a relaxed dinner spot.
Good to know
Reservations are only accepted for groups of six or more.
Prices are affordable, typically under $40 for two people with leftovers.
The restaurant allows guests to bring their own cake and champagne at no extra cost.
Asian restaurant offers an izakaya-style setting with a huge central bar and a modern, classy vibe. Atmosphere feels cozy and stylish, with thoughtful design enhancing the dining experience. The space is well-arranged and uncrowded, supporting a refined yet approachable environment.
Broth stays creamy and well seasoned with a good balance of noodles, veggies, and flavor. Options include Tonkotsu Shio and Yasai Shio with tofu, and adding their spice paste blends smoothly into the broth.
Soft opening shows a menu with Butadon and ramen featuring a perfectly cooked egg. Rice comes with the ramen, letting you enjoy the broth after finishing noodles.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Prices for meals are generally reasonable, with ramen dishes around $10-$15.
The restaurant offers a limited vegetarian menu alongside ramen options.
Japanese restaurant offers an authentic atmosphere with traditional decor that feels like dining outdoors among Japanese buildings. The vibe is cozy and inviting, complemented by carefully crafted cocktails and a menu featuring standout ramen and gyoza dishes.
Yuzu shio ramen features a bright yuzu flavor that stands out in the broth. Chicken shio ramen offers plenty of chicken and shredded green onion, with a taste reminiscent of chicken noodle soup but with a twist.
No wait on a Saturday afternoon makes it easy to plan a date. The spot offers excellent service and a cozy atmosphere that suits weeknight dinners with a partner.
Good to know
A bowl of ramen costs $20 before add-ons, totaling $26 with extras.
They offer a summer 99-cent Izakaya promotion for trying various dishes.
Happy hour is available with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Modern, spacious ramen restaurant with a cozy, minimalist design and stylish, well-maintained interior. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, enhanced by good music and unique ceramic dishware. Known for authentic, high-quality ramen served in an upscale yet reasonably priced setting.
Broth stands out with meticulous crafting and a clear, delicate flavor. Classic Shio ramen offers a clean, balanced taste alongside more adventurous flavors like spicy umami miso and Tokyo style.
Offers a casual setting suitable for date nights or catching up with friends. Serves dishes like NYC shoyu chicken and pork ramen with generous portions, including extra bowls of noodles.
Good to know
Walk-ins are currently available since the restaurant has just opened.
Expect reasonable prices around $20 per bowl for high-quality ramen.
The restaurant did not feel rushed or crowded during Sunday brunch time.
Ramen restaurant with Tokyo-style decor and classic Japanese rock music creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The vibe is modern and hipster, welcoming families and casual diners alike. Fresh noodles and a variety of non-spicy and vegetarian options complement the stylish setting.
Broth shines with a light and refreshing taste yet stays rich in flavor. Chili oil adds a perfect spicy kick to the yuzu shio ramen.
Good to know
Muteki Ramen is a BYOB restaurant, and they open your bottle of wine at no cost.
The restaurant is small, so it gets crowded around lunchtime.
You can replace any ramen base with a vegetarian option if you are vegetarian.
Small space with traditional yet modern design and copper accents creates a cozy, warm atmosphere. Jazz music and anime on TV add a chill vibe. Setup includes a counter for single seating and a modest outdoor area.
Light yet savory broth defines the Truffle Shio Ramen, with bouncy noodles that soak up every bit of flavor. Vegetarian options include this ramen, which captures authentic Japanese taste.
Pairs can share tonkatsu and chicken paitan ramen for a hearty meal. Options like gyudon and TanTan also satisfy different tastes.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect longer wait times on Saturdays; visiting with two people is best.
The restaurant often runs out of popular broths and appetizers.
Spacious layout and open kitchen create a modern, airy feel perfect for a calm date night. Signature Yuzu Shio ramen offers a delicate, refreshing flavor paired well with yuzu fried chicken. Family-friendly seating and outdoor options add to the relaxed vibe.
Yuzu shio ramen stands out with its delicate and balanced flavor, offering a refreshing and light soup base. This ramen is unique in the city and pairs well with yuzu-flavored fried chicken.
Calm ambiance suits a date night well. The spot works for couples or small groups with its relaxed vibe and shared dishes like ramen and dumplings.
Good to know
Happy hour specials on drinks and food are available from 4-7pm on weekdays.
A weekday lunch special is offered for $25, including an appetizer, ramen, and drink.
The restaurant has gluten-free options available for those with dietary restrictions.
Large space with hundreds of origami cranes creates a unique vibe. Tokyo style Shio Ramen offers a light, flavorful broth that feels refreshing. Impressive food presentation and a cozy bar make it perfect for romantic dates or group nights.
Light and refreshing broth defines the Tokyo style Shio Ramen here. It delivers a very flavorful experience without heaviness.
Food comes with impressive presentation that adds a special touch to the evening. The spot suits romantic dates, girls nights, or even solo outings, making it a versatile choice for date night.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all night with great drink deals.
The restaurant has a last call for orders at 3pm.
Reservations are recommended for groups of five or more.
Mom and pop style ramen restaurant with single counter and group seating plus a small patio. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and chill to lively and loud depending on crowd size. Offers warm sake and a broad ramen selection with some standout dishes.
Clear, savory broth defines the shio ramen here, often served with extra egg and fish cake for added flavor. Chicken Shio ramen offers a lighter protein option alongside the classic preparation.
Tan tan men stands out with its rich flavor, winning over even those who usually avoid ramen. The shio chicken soup noodle offers a milder umami taste, preferred over cold noodles for a cozy date night.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:30 pm to 6 pm with great deals on appetizers and drinks.
Expect a 20-minute wait around 5:30 pm due to happy hour popularity.
Parking can be challenging on busy nights, especially on Washington.
Open kitchen and soft Totoro music create a calm, family-friendly atmosphere with chefs communicating openly. Seating includes both counter and tables in a clean, comfortable indoor space. Known for authentic Kitakata-style ramen with hand-pulled noodles and a good vegan miso option, it offers a distinct taste close to Japan's original.
Shio ramen here features a lightly flavored soup with a peppery taste and al dente noodles. The Green Chili Shio Ramen stands out for being light and spicy, often cooked firm for texture.
The spot offers a tasty Umakara Tan Tan Ramen that stands out. It creates a cozy vibe for couples to enjoy a meal together.
Good to know
The restaurant accepts only cashless payments, including cards and mobile payments.
Limited seating may result in wait times for parties of three or more.
Reservations can be made by calling ahead to be placed on the wait-list.
Small space offers authentic Japanese bar culture with a lively, cozy vibe perfect for date spots. Shio Ramen features a clear truffle broth and simple boiled egg. Unique cocktail menu styled like an anime comic adds to the fun atmosphere.
Broth in the Shio Ramen is clear but flavorful, with a notable truffle infusion. The egg is plain, not marinated, tasting like a regular boiled egg.
Lively, cozy atmosphere with high-energy servers creates a fun vibe for lunch or dinner dates. The setting is cute and attentive, making it easy to impress someone on a date night.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 10-15 minutes for 2 people around dinner time.
For 3-4 people, the wait can be closer to 15-25 minutes on weekends.
You should get there early if itโs a busy time.
Spacious interior with private booths and warm lighting creates a cozy, intimate spot perfect for dates. Unique chicken chashu broth in Shio ramen pairs well with momos for a solid meal. Calm atmosphere lets you hear your date clearly while enjoying authentic Himalayan decor.
Broth features chicken chashu instead of pork, giving it a unique twist. The Shio ramen pairs well with momos like beef and chicken for a solid meal.
Great atmosphere lets you hear your date clearly. The place feels cute and offers a lovely environment for a quick bite or date night.
Good to know
Lunch specials at Ramen Thukpa come with a free appetizer.
The prices are very reasonable for NYC.
The ramen soup has limited non pork options.
Small ramen bar with about eight indoor seats and a few outdoor seats under a wooden tarp. The atmosphere is cozy and chill with open kitchen where the chef works visibly. Music features chill R&B artists, creating a calm vibe despite the crowded, compact space.
Light broth with a calm flavor and real yuzu sets the shio ramen apart. It blends salty and citrusy tastes for a refreshing, perfectly cooked noodle dish.
Seating fits well for solo or pairs, making it cozy for dates. The ramen egg in the non-vegan ramen stands out as a highlight.
Good to know
There is no bathroom available for customers.
Seating is very limited, so there can be a wait.
No reservation is possible at the restaurant.
Small rooftop ramen spot features cramped seating and self-serve ordering with touchscreen pads. Noise from kitchen and loud, repetitive music create a high-energy, chaotic atmosphere. Modest decor adds cozy charm despite tight space.
Good shio ramen features a balanced broth with a consistent taste. It includes a generous serving of noodles and three pieces of chashu pork.
Space fits single diners, dates, and groups comfortably. The mapo tofu ramen offers a shared dish option for couples.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect to wait during peak hours.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a table.
A bowl of ramen costs around $20.
Ramen restaurant offers a spacious dining room with minimalistic Japanese decor and good lighting. Atmosphere feels authentic and cozy, filled with cultural touches like documentaries on ramen origins. The vibe is lively and welcoming, suitable for families and casual meals.
Shio Ramen features Turkey and Chicken options with a mild seasoning profile. Adding Level 2 Hell Sauce boosts the flavor, and sides like Wasabi String Beans and Edamame complement the meal.
Frequent visits focus on sharing nostalgic hometown food like miso chicken ramen and tonkotsu. Couples enjoy dishes like yakisoba while spending quality time together.
Good to know
The restaurant hosts a spice challenge for adventurous eaters.
Vegan options are limited; only vegetarian options are available.
You can bring your own alcohol, as the restaurant does not serve it.
Ramen restaurant offers traditional sushi bar seating and a clean, peaceful atmosphere with authentic Japanese vibes. The place draws a steady crowd with no wait times and ample parking. It stands out for highly customizable ramen options and a quiet, welcoming environment.
Green chili shio ramen stands out with its mild spiciness and clean taste. It offers a lighter alternative to heavier ramen styles like tonkotsu while delivering good flavor.
Ramen options include a Tan Tan ramen that can be adjusted for saltiness and a miso ramen liked by many. The Tan Tan ramen stands out as a favorite choice for couples.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a summer special for cold ramen, ending on 08/31.
Toppings are extra, costing at least $2 each.
Parking is easy and plentiful.
Small space with private booths and Showa-era Japanese decor creates an authentic atmosphere reminiscent of Osaka. The vibe is cozy and snug, with close seating and bar stools enhancing the neighborhood feel. Energy stays calm and welcoming, reflecting a genuine Japanese ramen shop experience.
Broth uses a sea salt base that keeps it light and low in sodium. Soup stays thin, not thick or heavy. Shio ramen pairs well with simple sides like veggie tempura.
Mindful, friendly service helps keep conversation flowing. Vegan ramen options like the Vigan and veggie tempura ramen add variety. Drinks come in cute, cartoonish glasses that brighten the mood.
Good to know
KOHOKU-KU is BYOB for alcoholic beverages.
The menu includes a wide variety of dishes such as takoyaki and chicken katsu curry.
There was no long wait to sit; I was seated immediately.
Ramen restaurant with modern Japanese decor and a half-open design creates a lively and friendly atmosphere. K-pop music plays, adding energy while seating accommodates families with kid-friendly options. The space feels clean and inviting, blending traditional and contemporary elements seamlessly.
Yuzu Shio ramen features a bright, citrusy broth that stands out among the ramen options. Garlic Tonkotsu Shoyu and Shio ramen also appear regularly, offering rich, savory flavors with a clear, salty base.
Cozy ambiance sets a relaxed mood for dates. The menu features Garlic Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen and a spicy ramen with rich broth and toppings, offering flavorful options to share.
Good to know
Reservations are easy to make and can be done on-site.
A free izakaya promotion runs from February 1st to February 14th for Lunar New Year.
Kid's ramen is available for $6 per bowl.
Small, modernized Japanese ramen shop offers an upscale yet cozy vibe with a clean, bright interior. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, welcoming for relaxed meals. Known for authentic broths and perfectly balanced saltiness, it serves some of the best ramen flavors outside Japan.
Broth varies from clean and flavorful to extremely salty. Butter corn is a common topping in the shio ramen here.
Ramen here features smooth, creamy broths like spicy miso and tonkotsu that pair well with high-quality noodles. Options like Miso Butter-Corn and Shoyu offer a variety of rich, slurp-worthy flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining, which is a recent change.
Parking is very difficult, especially on weekends.
The Tonkotsu ramen costs about $24, while Miso ramen is $15.
Small space with beautiful decor and a verdant atmosphere creates an intimate, upscale vibe. Japanese-style craft cocktails and carefully presented dishes draw attention alongside a cozy, quiet setting where conversations carry easily.
Shio ramen offers a flavorful and clean broth with a noticeable saltiness. Toppings include chyasu and a marinated egg that add rich taste without overpowering the dish.
Space feels like Montmartre, offering a quiet and charming setting. Soft music and comfortable seats create a relaxed vibe for a slow brunch or first date.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary on weekends due to high demand.
Weekend brunch does not accept reservations; walk-ins only.
Expect long wait times during brunch and lunch hours.
Japanese restaurant offers a modern, clean design with a welcoming, cozy atmosphere and spacious interior including a private room for gatherings. The environment feels comfortable and warm, with seating options that provide views of the city. The place maintains a spotless, well-organized open kitchen visible to diners.
Broth uses chicken stock instead of pork, making it lighter than typical Tonkotsu ramen. Includes chicken chashu, egg, mushroom, naruto, scallion, edamame, and bamboo shoots for a well-rounded bowl.
Sushi serves as a solid choice for couples here. Options like ramen, Sake Don, and shrimp tempura roll offer variety for sharing or individual tastes.
Good to know
The restaurant does not honor online reservations.
The room can be booked for special events.
The entrance is actually in 10th not 37th as it appears on the map.
Small, cozy space mimics a Japanese street alley with authentic decor like paper lamps shaped as cats and goldfish, wooden and brick walls. Atmosphere feels traditional and intimate, enhanced by chill Japanese-style music playing in the background. Frequented by those seeking highly praised ramen paired with imported beer and sake.
Extremely good shio ramen stands out here. It matches the quality of the miso ramen and earns high praise for its flavor.
Quiet and cozy atmosphere makes it ideal for dates. The space is a bit small, which adds to the intimate vibe perfect for a date night.
Good to know
The lunch special is available Monday through Friday.
A 20% tip is automatically added to the bill.
The restaurant requires one entree per person for ordering.
Cozy vintage spot serves rich umami broth with smoky bonito in its shio ramen. Indoor vibe is loud and chaotic, making conversation tough, but the heated dog-friendly patio offers a relaxed, private space perfect for a date night with great food.
Broth offers rich umami, smokiness from bonito, and flavorful oil for depth. Cold and Tokyo shio ramen showcase balanced ingredients and unique taste profiles.
Great for a date night with simple menu and great food, especially ramen. The place is quite noisy, which can make conversation tough.
Good to know
Make sure to reserve ahead of time to secure your table.
You must respond within five minutes if you receive an SMS about your table.
You need all members of your party to be present to get seated.
Ramen restaurant offers cozy minimalist design with wooden furnishings and an open kitchen visible to diners. Seating is tight but comfortable, accommodating solo diners and small groups. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting, suitable for easy conversation despite the compact space.
Broth stands out as rich yet lighter than tonkotsu ramen. Vegan tofu option exists for the shio ramen variety.
Frequent visits show this spot offers a steady vibe for couples. The negi-goma ramen stands out as a shared favorite.
Good to know
Try to come for the lunch special if possible.
The restaurant closes at 10:30 PM.
They don't take reservations for large parties.
Open kitchen design reveals chefs at work in a bright wood space with authentic atmosphere. Ramen features rich, flavorful broth and homemade-style noodles with crispy fried chicken popular among families. Busy periods bring waits, often managed with a digital waitlist.
Green chili shio ramen stands out with its just right spice level and includes bamboo shoots and a seasoned egg for added flavor.
Frequent dining here suits couples well, with a relaxed vibe for shared meals. The miso ramen stands out as a solid choice for a cozy dinner.
Good to know
During busy periods, there may be a wait to be seated or served.
If it's the weekend, be prepared to wait.
You should put your name down and keep your phone in your hand at all times because the wait can be between 10 minutes and an hour.
Modern interior with open kitchen and bold style sets a romantic, lively atmosphere that grows louder as the space fills. Small and community tables mix with bar and outdoor seating offering views of a clock tower. Attention to detail shows in beautiful bowls and clean, flavorful ramen broths without heavy salt.
Shio ramen features smoky wagyu beef with a slightly stronger bonito flavor. The beef tastes good but is less impressive than the chicken in the shoyu ramen.
Ramen here features flavorful broths with perfectly textured meat like chashu pork and smoky wagyu beef. It offers a cozy spot for couples who enjoy sharing rich, satisfying bowls.
Good to know
Ujin offers only four types of ramen with smaller portions compared to other places.
Prices are slightly high, with ramen dishes costing around $20.
Expect variable service experiences; some visits may be better than others.
Restaurant offers clean, open space with bright lighting and concrete floors that create a cold atmosphere. Noise levels are high, making conversation difficult, and seating arrangements can feel cramped or awkward. Staff energy sometimes feels distant, affecting the overall vibe.
Soulful and perfectly balanced, the shio ramen features a clear, delicate broth with a clean finish. It stands out for its light seasoning, rich umami, and tender noodles.
Unwinding from the week and starting the weekend feels easy here with a relaxed vibe. The spot works well for anniversary dinners, casual date nights, and hanging out with friends.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
Street parking is available, and the restaurant validates parking for the nearby lot.
Kiki offers excellent gluten-free options on the menu.
Small space with minimal seating and an open kitchen creates an intimate, authentic vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and calm with a minimal design that blends traditional and modern elements. Music plays softly, adding to the relaxed energy without overwhelming the room.
Perfect handmade noodles swim in a rich broth seasoned only with salt, making the flavor clear and straightforward. Toppings add depth without overpowering the light salt broth base.
Generous portions of meat ramen with a good variety of toppings create a satisfying meal. The drive adds a sense of occasion to the outing.
Good to know
There is very little seating available, so arrive early.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for special events.
Monday nights feature a different menu with special offerings.
Japanese restaurant offers a modern, minimalistic design with clean, spacious seating and backlit sake bottles enhancing the atmosphere. The vibe is calm and classy, suitable for dates, families, or friends, though it can get crowded and lively. High-quality ingredients and standout dishes like tsukemen create a distinct dining experience.
The Yuzu Shio Ramen has a broth that comes off as very salty, often needing dilution. It includes a thin piece of fried tofu as the only protein and costs $17.
Chill and relaxed ambience with an elevated feeling of classiness suits dates well. The Tsukemen stands out as a shared favorite dish for couples.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect wait times of around one hour during peak hours like Sunday lunch.
Joining the waitlist online through Yelp is advised for quicker seating.