Small dining area with intimate atmosphere offers authentic ramen with fresh ingredients like sweet pickled egg yolk. Family-run vibe and mild old jazz create a cozy environment perfect for quiet meals. Seating is comfortable but limited, ideal for small groups.
Broths here have great flavor that reminds of authentic ramen in Japan. Options include pork, chicken, shrimp, and tender rib ramen, each with fresh ingredients like a sweet pickled egg yolk.
"The Japanese food, especially the ramen and dumplings, is delicious and fresh."
"It's a solid late night spot for sushi and ramen."
"I found the ramen incredibly delicious and beautifully prepared."
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Take-out is recommended due to the limited seating.
The restaurant closes at 1am.
This is the only place open in the area until 1 AM.
Ramen shines with TomYum chicken offering rich, bold flavors. Seating is comfortable and perfect for groups, enhancing social vibes. Unique decor with anime figurines and Japanese music creates a lively, inviting atmosphere.
TomYum chicken ramen stands out as a distinctive dish here. The ramen consistently impresses with its rich flavor and is considered among the best in New York.
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An 18% tip is automatically added to the check, including takeout orders.
Customers may end up paying a total of 36% in service charges and tips.
The restaurant accepts all major credit cards for payment.
Small ramen spot with a cozy ambiance and a quiet atmosphere unusual for Chinatown. Rich beef bone marrow ramen offers deep umami, while the shinka birria ramen delivers unique flavor. Entrance through a former movie theater adds a unique touch to the setting.
Shinka offers rich beef bone marrow ramen with broth boiled for hours to boost umami. The shinka birria ramen stands out as a unique and flavorful dish rarely found in the western hemisphere.
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Be prepared to show ID and proof of vaccination upon arrival.
The accessible elevator is currently out of service.
The entrance is through the hotel on the corner.
Spacious, clean space highlights hand-pulled noodles with a bright, modern vibe. Clear, gluten-free soup offers good flavor and includes two pork pieces. Cozy seating and fresh atmosphere make dining comfortable and inviting.
Clear soup base stands out with its gluten-free quality and good flavor. Portions come with two pieces of pork and offer a decent amount of food, smaller than typical Japanese ramen.
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Both dishes cost $14.50, which is reasonable for NYC prices.
Patrons should make payment with credit card since they charge tax if you pay with cash.
The restaurant can handle large groups.
Small space blends hand-painted mural with an industrial vibe, creating a cozy atmosphere despite crowds and fast music. Freshly made noodles shine in Chinese-style ramen with unique peanut sauce and scallion pancakes. Generous spicy condiments and affordable prices complete the experience.
Freshly made noodles stand out here, unlike many other spots. The ramen includes unique options like peanut sauce and scallion pancakes, showing a Chinese style rather than Japanese.
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Dinner is available late, around 9:00 p.m.
Cans of drinks are $3.
The portions of food are large for an affordable price, around 12-14 dollars each.
Small basement spot buzzes with hand-pulled noodles and braised beef ramen served in generous portions. Cramped seating and loud music fuel a fast-paced atmosphere that feels chaotic but lively. Chefs craft each dish with care amid tight quarters.
Braised beef ramen comes in a generous, filling portion with freshly made noodles. A mechanical ramen display at the entrance adds a unique touch, and the chef prepares each bowl with care.
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Ordering with the QR code at the table is recommended for convenience.
The restaurant offers eight widths of noodles, from super thin to 'prism'.
Extra chili oil is always available for those who want more spice.
Spacious, modern interior with green neon accents sets a lively mood. Enjoy interactive ramen like chili or cold summer ramen. Small Izakaya-style dishes and theatrical presentations make dining fun and energetic.
Shaking the ramen at the table adds a fun, interactive touch to the meal. Options like the chili ramen, ramen salad, and summer cold ramen stand out for their flavor and variety.
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Reservations at Hakata TonTon are highly recommended as they fill up fast.
It is suggested to arrive a bit early to avoid a long wait.
Expect small portions; you will need two dishes per person to be full.
Small space with authentic Korean decor offers a cozy vibe perfect for family dinners and date nights. Ramen options include chicken, vegetarian, and vegan, but quality varies widely. Spacious tables provide a quiet escape from city noise.
Ramen varies widely here, with some dishes described as outstanding and others as disgusting or very old. Options include chicken, vegetarian, and vegan ramen, but quality seems inconsistent.
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Reservations are not necessary as the wait is never longer than 5 minutes.
There is a long queue after 6:30 PM.
They stop service by 9 PM.
Spacious restaurant offers a calm, inviting atmosphere with clean, bright design and lively K-pop music. Ramen choices like Crab Ramen and Spicy Chicken deliver bold, delicious flavors. Guests enjoy Korean fried chicken with provided gloves, blending comfort and energy.
Spicy Chicken Ramen and Kimchi Ramen offer bold flavors that satisfy. Crab Ramen stands out as incredible and very good, making the ramen options tasty and delicious overall.
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Expect a wait time of less than 30 minutes for food orders.
A free salad is included with every meal.
The combo basket is priced at $25 and offers good value.