Cozy spot with cute Pokémon decor offers rich, flavorful shoyu ramen that keeps guests coming back. A variety of Japanese sake pairs perfectly with dishes like Ohkami Ramen. Spacious seating and a peaceful vibe make it great for casual dining.
A variety of Japanese sake options complement the menu well. The sake pairs nicely with dishes like Ohkami Ramen and stands out alongside the selection of Japanese beers.
Broth has a rich flavor that stands out. Shoyu ramen tastes very flavorful and keeps people coming back.
"The ramen here is so fresh and flavorful."
"The Shoyu Ramen here is so flavorful and delicious."
"The sake here is amazing, like delicious lemon sparkling juice."
Good to know
They only accept cash and debit cards.
Most bowls of ramen are around $15, which is on par with prices in Manhattan.
Ohkami is vegan and vegetarian friendly and is always mindful of certain allergies.
Small space with intimate seating and strategic floor plan caters to solo diners, couples, and groups. Loud dining area creates a vibrant atmosphere that fills quickly but remains welcoming. Unique menu design and well-crafted ramen set it apart from typical ramen spots.
Sake flights offer a varied selection with one cup exclusive to the restaurant. Options range from milky and smooth to bold and dry, all served from the bar.
Truffle Shoyu Ramen features a rich truffle garlic flavor with a spicy chili paste kick. It often comes with chicken and delivers a deeply flavorful and satisfying experience.
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There is a parking lot available for visitors.
Parking security has been a concern due to past vandalism incidents.
The restaurant is closed on Mondays.
Small, cozy Japanese izakaya cabin with rustic decor and dim lighting creates a quiet, calm atmosphere ideal for date nights. Seating consists mostly of wooden booths and a bar, evoking an authentic izakaya vibe. The place offers a focused menu centered on ramen and kushiyaki, complemented by a strong selection of sake and cocktails.
Good selection includes jumai daijingo at great prices. Offers sparkling peach sake and carafe portions besides glass and bottle.
Light chicken broth blends with dried fish soy sauce Tare to create a Shoyu Ramen rich in umami. The broth tastes perfectly balanced and the dish looks simple but delivers deep flavor.
Good to know
Expect a 20-30 minute wait on weekends; 15 minutes on Friday nights.
The menu has missing items that have not been updated for months.
Ramen Moto is open late, making it a good option for late-night dining.
Small space with an open kitchen and bar seating facing the skewer grill creates an authentic Japanese izakaya vibe. Atmosphere is cozy and lively, often featuring DJs and groups enjoying themselves. Sake selection is notable, complementing the well-crafted yakitori and ramen offerings.
Events offer 20 different sake tastings with generous pours and an all-you-can-drink policy. A Sake specialist guides selections, and the menu pairs sake with dishes like sashimi and yakitori.
Shoyu ramen offers a pretty good taste with a clear soy-based broth. It stands out alongside other ramen options like Tonkotsu.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Parking is limited, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
Expect to spend over $100 for two people on average.
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.
Sake pairing comes with attentive service, including chilling drinks on request. Options include hot sake and ice cold bottles, enjoyed alongside dishes like spicy chicken ramen.
Broth shines with seasoned tonkotsu shio and fresh yuzu shoyu flavors. Yuzu Shoyu Ramen offers a light, citrusy twist while the pork shoyu ramen delivers a solid, classic taste.
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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.
Small, intimate space blends Japanese furniture craftsmanship with handmade ceramics for plating, creating a stylish, peaceful ambiance. Watching the chef prepare ramen at the bar adds a mesmerizing, personal touch. The atmosphere feels like a high-end omakase bar with a clean, thoughtful design.
Sake here has a sweet, clean touch that pairs well with ramen. The selection includes wonderful sake and beer options that complement the meal nicely.
Light and delicious broth pairs with perfectly bouncy and chewy noodles made in house. The Classic Shoyu ramen features a rich, flavorful broth and fresh, homemade noodles that elevate the dish.
Good to know
You order and pay from your phone using the TOAST app.
Happy hour runs on weekdays with unique non-traditional dishes.
The restaurant offers both carnivore and vegan ramen options.
Small galley-style restaurant with an open kitchen and cozy, inviting atmosphere. Loud reggaeton music sets a lowkey, magical vibe while guests watch chefs prepare dishes at the bar. The spot feels exclusive and charming, attracting those who appreciate authentic Asian flavors.
Outstanding sake selection includes warm sake and premium Japanese beers. Pairings like sake with shrimp shumai and salads complement the drinks well.
Broth stands out as light and flavorful, balancing richness without heaviness. Noodles and toppings come together for a well-rounded bowl that pairs well with dumplings.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 2-for-1 drinks from 3 to 6 pm daily.
Expect to wait for a table during peak hours.
They automatically add a 20% tip to your bill.
Spacious layout with an open kitchen creates a modern feel. Enjoy Yuzu Shoyu Ramen with pork and gyoza for a flavorful meal. A big sake menu features Junmai Daiginjo served on ice, with staff offering helpful samples.
A big sake menu offers a variety of options including junmai daiginjo served on ice. Staff provide samples and helpful guidance to pick the right sake.
Yuzu shoyu ramen features a yuzu flavored broth that pairs well with pork, offering a very flavorful taste. The shoyu ramen is also delicious and enjoyable alongside gyoza.
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.
Cozy ramen spot offers rich tonkotsu shoyu ramen and a premium Funaguchi sake selection. Clean, friendly vibe with tight but comfy seating suits solo diners. Great RnB tunes add to the comfortable atmosphere.
A nice selection of sake includes the premium Funaguchi variety. They also offer a premium sake glass to enhance the experience.
Tonkotsu shoyu ramen stands out with its rich flavor and is often recommended. Plain shoyu ramen also offers a good taste but the tonkotsu version is more delicious.
Good to know
They have a 'Buy One, Get One' promotion on select dishes.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
The price for dishes is generally not more than $20.
Ramen spot shines with rich soy broth and comforting noodles. Smooth, dry Otokoyama sake pairs perfectly with dishes. Authentic Japanese decor with paper lanterns sets a cozy, inviting mood.
Sake here is smooth and a bit dry, especially the Otokoyama variety. The house sake is served hot and pairs well with dishes like ramen and chicken buns.
Broth has a rich soy sauce flavor with a taste leaning toward basic chicken soup. Noodles cook nicely and the overall bowl feels comforting and straightforward.
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Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The lunch special includes ramen and a roll for only $20.
Dinner deals feature an appetizer, ramen, and sushi.
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.
Sho chiku sake offers a smooth, clean taste. The Sake Don pairs well with meals and is a popular choice.
Chicken broth forms a smoky yet clear and flavorful base for the shoyu ramen. The broth tastes perfectly balanced and savory, paired with springy noodles and well-made ingredients.
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 ramen shop with wood-paneled, stripped-down aesthetic offers a calm and cozy atmosphere that feels like a piece of Japan. Seating is limited, creating an intimate setting with quiet vibes that enhance the dining experience.
Happy hour offers all-you-can-drink sake for $10, providing good value. The sake tastes smooth, while the house sake is average.
Broth features truffle oil, giving it a unique aroma and flavor. Includes chashu pork and optional egg, making it rich and filling.
Good to know
Ramen eggs cost an additional $2 and are not included in the original price.
The restaurant offers 10% off for students; check Instagram for the coupon.
There is limited seating available, so arrive early to avoid waiting.
Small dining space blends with an attached market offering Asian snacks and imported goods. Atmosphere feels vibrant and relaxed, decorated with anime and lanterns that create a cozy, intimate vibe. Crowds gather here, drawn by the unique setting and lively energy.
Sake here offers a smooth, delicate flavor that pairs well with food. Options like Sho Chiku Bai Nigori and Karatamba stand out, with Karatamba having 17% alcohol that can sneak up on you.
Shoyu ramen comes with a light and refreshing broth and offers options like extra protein. It pairs well with dishes like chicken gyozas and stands out as a favorite alongside tonkatsu.
Good to know
Free dessert is offered on Tuesdays for all diners.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Parking is available on-site but can fill up quickly during peak hours.
Cozy ramen spot offers tender pork belly and a vegan tofu option with clear, umami-rich broth. Sake is strong and delicious, perfectly paired with dishes. Atmosphere shifts from lively to intimate, matching the trendy, relaxed vibe.
Sake here is strong and delicious, pairing well with the food. It ranks among the best sake experiences in the area.
Broth shines with clear, umami-packed mushroom flavors that stay light and clean. Pork belly stands out as exceptionally tender, and a vegan option swaps tofu for meat without losing depth.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Friday nights.
You should book in advance due to the small size of the restaurant.
They check for vaccine cards before dining in.
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.
Pairs hot sake well with ramen, especially in cold weather. Offers a variety including Snowman sake and mio sparkling sake, which is fruity and sweet.
Rich and savory broth defines the shoyu ramen, topped with tender chicken karaage, seasoned egg, menma, dumplings, and nori. The mackerel version adds a unique twist to the classic flavor.
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.
Traditional Japanese décor creates a cozy, authentic atmosphere with cherry blossom accents and relaxing music. The space feels inviting and elegant, offering a quiet environment suitable for thoughtful dining.
A great selection of sake is available, including a notable Nigori variety. The sake bomb pairs well with sushi, and plans exist to expand the alcoholic beverage options soon.
Rich, creamy broth defines the Shoyu Ramen here, with broth perfectly seasoned. Eggs come well cooked, adding to the dish's balanced flavor.
Good to know
Expect long wait times for food during peak hours.
The online order pickup time may not be accurate; plan for delays.
The all-you-can-eat sushi menu includes soups, appetizers, and dessert.
Small space blends authentic Japanese bar culture with a lively, cozy vibe. Hot sake is generous and affordable, perfect for sharing, while shoyu ramen boasts a light, flavorful broth that avoids heaviness. Unique cocktails and clear staff guidance enhance the experience.
Hot sake comes filled to the brim and offers good value. The house sake costs $18 and serves a large amount, ideal for sharing. A cocktail blends jelly sake and Prosecco with fruit. Staff provide clear explanations to help choose and understand sake.
Broth stays light and flavorful, avoiding the heavy saltiness common in many Japanese ramen. Shoyu ramen offers a strong, delicious taste that stands out among other options.
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 it’s a busy time.
Cozy vintage spot buzzes with a loud, chaotic vibe indoors and a heated, dog-friendly patio outside. Shoyu ramen shines with a well-balanced broth, including a tasty vegan option. Sake offerings feature house and yuzu varieties with small tastings to pair perfectly with meals.
Selections include a house sake and Hojun yuzu sake. Service offers small tastings to sample. The sake list pairs well with appetizers and ramen dishes.
The shoyu ramen features a well-balanced broth that is not overly salted, especially in the vegan version. Options include vegan shoyu ramen and Tokyo shoyu ramen, both praised for their flavor.
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.
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.
Snow angel sake offers a very tasty experience with a beautiful finish. Sake served by the cup is consistently excellent.
Rich, creamy chicken-based broth defines the New Tokyo Style Shoyu Ramen, enhanced with a touch of truffle paste. Thin noodles balance the bowl, creating a flavor-packed experience.
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.
Small Asian restaurant with bright natural light and decor blending traditional and modern art creates a cozy, comfortable atmosphere. Music features a unique, curated playlist that complements the vibe. The space feels inviting and carefully designed for a relaxed dining experience.
Selection includes dry, earthy, and smooth Junmai bunzaemon and a sake with lychee flavor. Sake pairs well with dishes like Miso and TonKotsu Ramen.
Broth offers a tasteful shoyu flavor with tender pork belly pieces. The dish pairs well with other items like blue crab rangoons and finishes with desserts such as Nutella crepe cake.
Good to know
Delivery times can exceed two hours during peak hours.
The menu prices may not be accurate as they haven't been updated.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment.
Small, cozy Japanese restaurant with authentic decor and an atmosphere that feels like Tokyo. Background anime music adds to the unique vibe while the space invites easy conversation among friends. Cold Sapporo beer and house sake complement the highly praised ramen and other dishes.
An interesting selection of sake and Japanese liqueurs pairs well with the food. A carafe of hot sake stands out, especially in winter, and the $10 house sake offers good quality at a reasonable price.
Shoyu ramen features customizable options with perfect portions and delicious noodles. It includes a balanced amount of truffle and pairs well with pork.
Good to know
$13 lunch specials are available Monday to Friday.
Avoid bringing large strollers or groups of 8 or more due to seating limitations.
A mandatory 20% gratuity is charged for parties of 5 or more.
Small space blends traditional and modern decor with a cozy vibe. Offers a wide sake variety for diverse tastes and shoyu ramen with a salty broth. Vegetarian ramen includes hot sauce and sesame for flavor adjustment.
A wide variety of sake options is available, covering many types and flavors. The selection offers great diversity for different tastes.
Shoyu ramen features a salty broth that some find strong. Vegetarian options come with condiments like hot sauce and white sesame to adjust flavor.
Good to know
On Tuesdays, buy 2 plates of wings for the price of 1.
Wings sell out quickly, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
The lunch special is $13 for any ramen and a drink.
Exposed brick and ramen-themed decor create a funky, clean interior with a hidden seating area that fills with phenomenal aromas. Loud music and TVs showing food preparation add to a sports bar vibe while a full bar and outdoor terrace offer diverse seating options. The atmosphere suits both solo diners and families, blending casual energy with unique design.
A thoughtfully curated list of sake options pairs well with the food. House hot sake and Sake Bombs stand out, served promptly with attentive refills.
Rich tonkotsu shoyu broth stands out with a great taste and plenty of vegetables. Thick sliced pork chashu adds a hearty touch to the shoyu ramen.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 12 PM to 6 PM with a $30 open bar.
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a special promo of $8.99 meals and $1 cocktails.
Small, compact space with cute decor and warm, cozy atmosphere creates a relaxed vibe. A great playlist adds to the welcoming energy. Known for delicious ramen and standout plum wine, it draws those seeking comforting Japanese flavors.
Happy hour features a $5 carafe of sake. The sake selection includes a good variety to choose from.
Broth stays warm and flavorful with a rich shoyu base. The noodles come with a balanced taste that pairs well with the broth.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 7 p.m. with $5 specials on select items.
Oysters are available for $5 during happy hour.
The ramen is actually $16, not the $10 listed on Google.
Narrow building with traditional Japanese decor and two floors offers a cozy, lively atmosphere that feels like Japan. Heated outdoor seating and a spacious upstairs area provide comfort and variety. Frequented by ramen and sushi lovers, it stands out as a hidden gem with a bustling yet welcoming vibe.
Hot sake stands out for its rich flavor and warmth. White peach sake offers a well balanced and fruity taste, while Born Junsui sake delivers a smooth finish.
Spicy and tonkotsu shoyu ramen feature rich soup and fatty pork. The shoyu ramen offers comforting flavor and consistently satisfies.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 4 PM to 8 PM with $5 drinks and appetizers.
Get there early to avoid a 45-minute to 1-hour wait at the sushi bar.
The restaurant only accepts cash; no credit cards are allowed.
Small, stylish space with an open kitchen and a bar at the entrance creates an engaging layout. The vibe is modern yet cozy, with ambient lighting supporting a chill atmosphere. Music varies but often leans toward early 2000s, which contrasts with the otherwise clean and well-kept environment.
An excellent selection of sake includes both hot and cold options. The house warm sake pairs well with meals, and happy hour offers discounted sake alongside beers.
Yuzu Shoyu ramen stands out with its refreshing and smooth broth. It combines yuzu soy sauce flavors that many find memorable and well-balanced.
Good to know
Arrive promptly at 11:30 A.M. if you want a spot.
Expect a wait time of about 20 minutes or more.
You must have your entire party present before being seated.
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.
A bottle of Harada Sake is available and pairs well with the food. Sake is served to complement dishes like shoyu ramen and pork gyoza.
Broth tastes like a magical potion that revives the soul. Toppings include fried enoki and smoked pork, adding rich flavors to the shoyu ramen.
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.
Cafe combines anime-themed decor with a calm, friendly atmosphere ideal for relaxed sipping of sake. It offers karaoke and gaming options, plus a mini market and merchandise, creating a lively yet inviting space. Regular events like video game tournaments and cosplay add unique energy to the experience.
A great sake selection offers a variety of options with drinks that are consistently on point. The setting creates a relaxed vibe ideal for sipping sake and enjoying pairings like pork fried rice.
Shoyu ramen features a rich soy-based broth and pairs well with sides like shumai and yakitori chicken. It comes as part of meals that include items like pork belly fried rice and onigiri.
Good to know
Expect limited menu options as many items may be sold out during late hours.
Karaoke events are held daily, but prices can be high.
The cafe has no air conditioning, making it very hot inside.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere with modern decor and natural light from large windows. The vibe is generally calming and elegant, suited for special occasions. Seating includes booths that limit larger groups and can challenge staff navigation.
Curated sake flights pair well with dishes like Wagyu and pork belly buns. Staff offer personalized service, including hot sake and expert recommendations.
Shoyu ramen features chicken and meat that tastes old and fatty. It comes alongside other dishes like fried rice and shrimp tempura.
Good to know
Parking is often unavailable due to events at the nearby venue.
Expect to park several blocks away during busy times.
The kitchen can accommodate gluten-free requests with gluten-free soy sauce.