Ramen Restaurants in Brooklyn, NY

“Some of the best ramen we've ever had. Wish we could have tried them all!! Fantastic.“

“This place is extremely small, but we were able to get a last minute reservation for an early dinner this Saturday. It exceeded my husband and my expectations. Everyone raved about the scotch egg, but it was probably our least favorite (still delicious) out of everything we ordered. We ordered the kalbi Mandu, scotch egg, tteokbokki, salmon jang, and the japaguri. Overall, our favorites were the tteokboki and the japaguri, but everything was delicious! We also tried a trio of kimchi, with the seasonal being Asian pear — so impressive and refreshing. Modern takes on Korean dishes that were texturally interesting and extremely flavorful. The portions were larger than expected as well for the price. Wonderful dining experience, and we will definitely come back.“

“Always a staple in our visits to NYC. Never disappointed. Can be packed sometimes, but so worth it. Really good music and atmosphere.“

“delicious food. great music.“

“I really enjoyed my bowl of ramen. The atmosphere is relaxed and service is nice. I look forward to going back and trying some more items on the menu.“

“Went for lunch yesterday and tried their 3-course for 28$ lunch special, and was worth it. Taste and portion were good. Noodles were made al dente which I love, broth was rich but not salty, and sesame mochi for dessert was very creamy.The server was very hospitable, working alone (serving, waiting, etc) but never failed to smile made us feel very welcome and never rush us. He was efficient and attentive. I told my friend after we left the restaurant, this waiter should hold a seminar to waiters across NYC.I'll definitely go back and bring my friends and family ?“

“My favorite ramen joint in New York! Go here on a jazz night if you can, because the ambience with the artists is even more incredible. This is my 3rd time here, and while everything is great, I’d specifically recommend: spicy ramen, spicy tsukemen, oysters mp, and mango kakigori. Between the freshly made noodles and flavorful broths, all of the noodle dishes are the perfect cozy meal. I was pleasantly surprised by the oysters, which came with a yuzu mint vinaigrette that added a bright vibrancy to each oyster. Don’t shy away from getting dessert the end! The shaved ice is a great way to end on a refreshing note without feeling bogged down by sugar. Note that this place fills up quick, so reserve in advance or come early to beat the wait. Follow me on ig @chloenicholle for more nyc food reviews!“

“Food is amazing every time“

“Amazing little ramen spot on smith st. The place is super cozy and the staff is friendly and very attentive.Besides ramen, they do serve delicious dumplings. Each order consists of 5 dumplings with chef’s special sauce. There are 5 different sauces available and each one will hit your pallet in a different way.Restaurant has a limited selection of alcoholic including a handful of craft beers.Give this place a try next time you are in the area.“

“The quality of broth is great, and always consistent but lately the Chachu pork slices have been getting smaller and smaller . This time I realize it wasn’t only smaller in size but thinner and fattier .. the fat was almost 50% of both pieces . This is unacceptable and disappointing.“

“I always get vegetarian or vegan ramen and they had that, so that's great. We don't eat pork and my boyfriend was able To substitute that with grilled chicken instead (in the ramen) so that was excellent.Place is cute and there's good service.Vegetarian options: Only 1 Vegetarian ramen option.“

“Super quick in and out high-quality ramen. You order at the screen and then you will be sat by someone. They let you make adjustments such as adding more garlic, green onions, or spice although there are not many flavor options- just regular or veggie. They have the individual booths for single diners and tables for if you come in a group.The noodles came out so quickly! Good service and good food.“

“let me start with place itself the atmosphere is super nice ,the colors and the graphics are a mix between traditional and modern. food : we tried first 4 items on the menu they were super great we loved them tostada's was my favorite also we had their home made dessert. very very good . staff : that's another topic . Ive been in so many restaurants in many states . there are alot of good a great servers but like our server last night we never had . he is so educated about the menu and the way he explained the food made it more delicious. very polite person. I'm very bad with remembering names but my next visit I'm going to update the post . we are as halal meat eater so happy and thankful for this establishment“

“very good Ramen....,.....,“

“Best ramen in Williamsburg, and I’ve tried them all. Perfect broth, perfect chashu, authentic recipes, outstanding service. Replicates the Osaka experience - you’ll feel like you’re eating at a hereditary family shop that’s been perfecting their ramen for hundreds of years.“

“Very Friendly service really appreciated it , takoyaki squid balls r very nice , pork belly buns r allright , seared tofus r good too , light fries tempura things r not bad , main dish Ramen's Broth I've with pork belly is really rich broth really nice , little bit on salty side, noodles r not me favorites, had yellow ramen noodles , used to like Chinese ramen , Lao Being Fein in Queens , have good noodles but broths r d best , more meat , more broth :/) honest opinion, sincerely,,“

“Great place, they use proper rice not the cheap white rice most places use. They don't over stuff their rolls with the rice either. Fish is fresh, everyone is very attentive and polite. We used to go to the one next door but they are bad now. so if you visit the others around here, come here you'll enjoy it.“

“love that this place has different asian cuisines in one spot and is so beautiful in the back area. it feels like you're in a garden oasis. the vegetarian options are limited but i really enjoyed the miso soup, vegetable noodles, and shittake mushroom and avocado sushi. also, ask for some chili oil on the side! my friend really enjoyed the tacos here and the service is quick and friendly. prices are reasonable and is a great asian spot in the williamsburg area.“

“Solid addition to the neighborhood. Not the tastiest of broths so I always add all of the spices. They did however have THE BEST slices of Chashu Pork I’ve ever tasted.And to the clown they complained how fast the ramen came out, they slow cook it all day so they’re really just pouring it into a bowl for you smarty pants.“

“I got the pork soup dumplings and the steamed pork buns. Pork buns (3 pieces) are generous portions and super pillowy. Soup dumplings (5 pieces) are really great. Both served piping hot, which I love. Also, they're very, very friendly in there. I'm so happy to know this place is here, but also so mad at myself for not going sooner. My order came to around $20, I think, which I believe is fair. I didn't leave hungry, either. Would recommend, and will definitely go back.“

“Woooowwwww when they said the best ramen in BK, they really didn't disappoint. This is the best ramen I ever had ??? The portion is sooo much. They really give you so much cha-su and the egg noodles are so delicious. The noodles tasted like they have seasoning on it. It was such a rich and creamy ramen. I will be coming back for more ??“

“This family ran joint serves the best beef noodle soup and homemade soup dumplings! It’s the perfect spot for a cozy meal, especially during the winter or rain. The noodle soup had a rich, clean broth & the meat was super tender. Some other standout dishes included the shanghai shumai and spicy wontons in chili oil, which I could easily eat multiple portions of. I’ll definitely be back! Follow me on ig @chloenicholle for more nyc food reviews.“

“This place is good. It's a small mom and pops shop in bay ridge, so the service is very nice. The food feels warm and like home cooked so that's a plus. No complaints here, it's just good. Would come here again because everything is fresh and homemade. Definitely will still be supporting this place.“

“Really amazing happy hour! I got the edamame which was so savory and delicious and the karaage chicken. The chicken was pretty spicy so I wouldn’t recommend if you are sensitive to spicy food.The restaurant is rather small but we didn’t have problems getting a table on a Wednesday night. The servers were very attentive and made sure our drinks stayed full.“

“Strange but wonderful fusion food!“

“The food at buntopia was great! A great place for vegetarians and vegans. All of the food we had was great. The only thing we didn't try was the ramen. The servers were so nice and quick for us, and the food came out fresh and hot. The restaurant is also nice and cute, a nice place for a casual vibe. If you're looking for a quick and casual yet delicious meal, I'd highly recommend.“

“I couldn't come leave this review fast enough. I don't know what kind of magic they used for their vegetarian chicken, but it is so convincing that I had to have my roommate try it to confirm it wasn't the real thing. The bowl was gigantic, I'm fully stuffed with vegetables and they have all my favorites and a big variety. Delivery arrived much earlier than expected, but I would've waited two hours for how good my poke bowl was. Instantly added to favorites and I can't wait to order againVegetarian options: Vegetarian chicken, tofu, nearly every topping is some kind vegetable“

“food is so good! the staff is lovely. very welcoming and inviting.“

“first time there the DUMPLINGS both the pork and veggies was AMAZING... But they need to give a lol extra sauce“

“The food is amazingly delicious. The staff is so friendly. I am totally going back“

“The inside of the restaurant was very trendy and cool. I like the touch of the little anime figurines. It was kind of tacky, but funny too. The food was great though waiting for the food took a little while but it was a little busy so it's a fair amount of time I guess. The portion sizes were huge, I've never been to a Ramen shop before, so I heard it's normal, but they were ginormous to me. I really enjoyed the broth of the ramen and the drinks were really good even though I don't have a picture of them. My favorite part actually was when I took the food home and they gave such nice Tupperware containers. I know that doesn't really say a lot about the restaurant, but the Tupperware containers were so nice. Especially if you take home ramen; the bowls, oh my god, so pretty.“

“If you're looking for really good sushi, go here! The fish was amazing and VERY well priced for NYC. All of the sushi we got (nigiri, sashimi, and rolls) were amazing. The edamame had a good amount of salt and was hot. The udon noodles with chicken however was a bit oily for our taste. I would stick to sushi from here, but highly recommend!“

“the food they have is a 9.5/10 their service there is the best! it was snowing when we went in, surprisingly, they didn’t kick us out like how another restaurant owner did ‘cause that we needed to stay so long. they’re also very trustable. we left our stuff there for a while and came back, our stuff was not touched at all.“

“Nice and cool in this sweltering weather and happy hour prices from 3 to 7 on a Sunday!❤️❤️❤️“

“The food was good and the price is very affordable“

“Really sweet and efficient staff that spoke English and Mandarin. This is a cash only restaurant , and the interior is pretty spacious and open with lots of seating. It supposedly says sushi and ramen on the menu and there's a big space up from near the front that says experimental sushi bar but there's no sushi on the menu. I got the one tsukemen dish on the menu, which you can get less spicy ($14) I think. Overall the dish was a really decently portion with a hefty amount of noodles - I think the amount of butter and then the addition of truffle oil threw me off. There were a lot of textures and I think they could've done a little less. My cousin and his wife really enjoyed their ramen with broth and skewers, so I'd def come back and try those!“

“Everything is so good. Highly recommend the omurice of course and the tofu which were what we got!“

“Setagaya is a hidden gem in Williamsburg. If you like ramen, you will not wanna miss it. I found it randomly and was so surprised by the ramen quality and the cozy environment. The restaurant is not big and there are around ten tables for dining in. The server is gentle and nice and would cover every detail during the serving. She was so experienced and as if knew everything you needed while having the ramen. This restaurant doesn't provide dessert if I correctly remember.I ordered Chashu ramen, dipping ramen, tofu salad, and avocado salad. Chashu ramen contains mushrooms which makes the broth super tasty and fresh. Dipping ramen is amazing with its rich and tasty dipping broth. Every noodle will be covered by the dipping broth and becomes very yummy and in a rich flavor. One bowl with a salad is a very recommended combo I would like to mention. If you don't like salad, a draft beer can be a perfect alternative.Cold Tofu salad is very refreshing, and the side of pickled cucumber is impressive. It balances the taste and flavor so well. Avocado Salad is 10/10 for me. The lettuce and avocado combined with Japanese salad sauce are so fresh and increase my appetizer a lot.“

“Let's start with the bad... don't worry, there's only 1 and I'm still giving you 5 stars. Dolsot bibambop was meh, a bit watery for a rice dish and no crunchy bottom. The awesome... all the rest! We enjoyed your proper Korean BBQ. The kalbi was FAB. I ate my heart out wrapping it in the beautiful lettuce and jigae. Spicy fried chicken, I woke up the next morning thinking about it! Seafood pancake, well fried and filled with seafood and green onions... adored! Perfect white rice, it was so hard to only have one bite of it... wanted to save room for the rest. Great service and great tunes. We found ourselves bopping/dancing in our chairs while eatting. Thank you for a wonderful Korean meal �. I'm a fan!“

“I don't usually write reviews, but this place is amazing to go eat at and the ramen tastes very authentic and delicious. My personal favorite is the curry ramen and the momo dumplings. The customer service is great and the staff is very friendly. This is by far the best place to eat out in park slope. Me and my boyfriend come here every here and there and we make sure to tip well when coming here because it is well deserved. There is no other ramen place that compares to this place. If you love ramen come give this place a try.“

“Any dish on the menu is good. Love all the Ramen.“

“Really good ramen that hits the spot. They are not sheisty with the broth like other ramen places. Hearty serving and I opted for extra charshu. Fried calamari appetizer was also delicious. Seating is tricky. Not very cozy restaurant. But if you’re looking for good ramen with a no frills vibe this is the place. Better for casual and eating alone. Not a date place as the atmosphere feels very bare bones… not in a minimal Japanese way but more in a cold cheap deli kind of way. But the ramen is ????“

“The prices have risen a lot, I wasn’t expecting that when I came here. However the ramen was good, and my group all got full without being able to finish the ramen completely so the portions are good too.Seating is available in tables of four, though if you have a larger group you can pull up a chair or head upstairs for much larger party seating.Keep in mind you have to return the bowls after you eat, they will not pick them up for you and it keeps things going smoothly. The noodles in the MT. Fuji ramen seemed a bit more thicker then the black garlic tonkatsu delux.“

“Always hits the spot! Believe it!“

“Best Ramen and Japanese food I've had since I spent month in Tokyo. It's the most authentic place I've found in NYC.Get the Takowasa with a beer, or get it to go and take it next door to Redd's.The shochu(like Japanese Soju) is great as well and this is the only place I've found that even sells it. I love this place.The service is always great. Friendly, helpful, and Japanese.“