Spacious layout with an open kitchen and in-house noodle making creates a modern, airy feel. Atmosphere blends airport lounge calm with family-friendly seating and outdoor options. Unique Yuzu Shio ramen stands out as a signature dish.
Large space and kids menu with crayons and coloring paper keep children engaged. Staff are friendly and accommodating, serving kids promptly to help families enjoy their meal.
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.
"The yuzu shio ramen is light, refreshing, and has a nice citrus aroma."
"This yuzu cheesecake is phenomenal, perfectly balanced and layered."
"It's a kid friendly place with a special kids menu and crayons."
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.
Small space captures authentic Japanese bar culture with gorgeous decor and graphic design. Atmosphere feels relaxing and lively, blending cozy vibes with unique cocktail menu styled like an anime comic. Crowds often form outside, reflecting its popularity and energy.
Kids get welcomed warmly and the staff offers great service that adapts to families. Children enjoy the dishes they choose and the team handles groups with kids smoothly.
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.
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.
Large space with hundreds of origami cranes hanging from the ceiling and an interior that looks into the kitchen creates a beautiful, intimate atmosphere. Karaoke and a cozy bar add lively energy, while Japanese-style cocktails and sake complement the experience. The vibe suits conversation and group gatherings alike.
Kids keep coming back for the ramen and talk about it nonstop. Even picky eaters want to return, making it a spot for family celebrations and regular visits.
Light and refreshing broth defines the Tokyo style Shio Ramen here. It delivers a very flavorful experience without heaviness.
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.
Spacious interior with private booths and an open kitchen creates a cozy, intimate setting. Warm lighting, wood and brick decor, and authentic Himalayan murals set a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Music adds a lively yet unobtrusive vibe, making conversations easy.
Kids enjoy the tonkotsu ramen lunch special and find the food very satisfying. The menu offers options that appeal to younger tastes and appetites.
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.
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 restaurant offers cozy vintage atmosphere with close tables and a loud, chaotic vibe inside. Outdoor seating includes a heated, dog-friendly patio that provides a more private and comfortable experience. The space feels lively and crowded, making conversation difficult indoors but more relaxed outside.
Staff are very welcoming and good with children, even offering a chopstick trick to help kids. Both the vegan and chicken ramen satisfy picky eaters, with kids often finishing their bowls completely.
Broth offers rich umami, smokiness from bonito, and flavorful oil for depth. Cold and Tokyo shio ramen showcase balanced ingredients and unique taste profiles.
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.
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.
Staff show exceptional patience with toddlers and listen carefully to allergy concerns. They engage warmly, offering friendly attention and even bring ice cream with a birthday song without prompting.
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.
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.
Kids enjoy the decor and the chance to try Tonkotsu ramen. Families often return together, making it a spot that welcomes children well.
Extremely good shio ramen stands out here. It matches the quality of the miso ramen and earns high praise for its 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.
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.
Kids enjoy the noodles and often ask for seconds. Filling out basic info for children is straightforward.
Broth stands out as rich yet lighter than tonkotsu ramen. Vegan tofu option exists for the shio ramen variety.
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.