Lifting Noodles Ramen

This place is great however that is usually only if Neil is working. We eat here all the time and the issue is that if he is not working the effort put into the food is slack. Broth does not have any flavor, fatty meats are given instead of decent cuts. Presentation is done with little to no effort. Save your money if you go there and Neil is not working!!!! If the staff upheld Neil’s standards this place would be the one to beat!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

Delicious ramen that certainly surpasses the options in many states. Light Noodles Ramen was a pleasant surprise and we visited for the second day today.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Decent Ramen.. Am I running back kicking and screaming for it. Eh but it had a good taste. In a cool food Hall and prices are ok. Worth trying

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Love the ramen but have been twice now when they aren’t serving and turning customers away at 9-9:30 on busy weekends nights after Braves games. If you’re going to be closed, set your hours to closed. Don’t say you’re open until 11:45pm when you’re clearly not.

The spicy Kimchi Ramen was delicious. The broth, chicken and add ins were flavorful. The person that took my order was pleasant and also gave suggestions. I will be back !

Top Ramen spot in ATL in my honest opinion!

The best meal I’ve had in Atlanta in a long time! The spring rolls were the best that I’ve ever had period. I built my own ramen, had the pork broth with pork belly protein and everything was seasoned perfectly. The owner gave great hospitality and service while juggling several orders. 10s across the board!

Pros: The ramen broth was flavorful and came with good additions (corn, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, pork belly, mushrooms, etc.).

Cons: The ramen was not the warmest and the noodles were doughy.

Delicious and filling Ramen. Service was fast and staff was friendly.

The ramen was the worst i have ever had. The chicken tasted like it was from a can. I really think it was. The noodles was over cooked and doughy. The fried pork gyolza was dry with no flavor. First and last time we visit.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

Not sure if the chef was lifting himself, but our order was messed up twice. The first time he admitted to making them regular and thought we'd just take them, EVEN though they were clearly build your own. The remake was missing the egg, seaweed, and the pork tasted old. Will not try again.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 1

This was my first time ordering here. I only bought one drink and got a text saying my order was ready. I was at the counter the whole time and my drink never came out. The entire staff was on their phones and not paying attention. Another customer was standing next to me waiting for his food that was in the window, but he had to ask if he could take it because they were too busy on their phones in the back. I asked for my drink and they were already premade in the cooler the whole time... All they had to do was hand it to me and I still received the wrong one. I finally got what I ordered and it wasn't even filled to the top. No ice either. The food seemed like it would be really good, but the service was 0/10. Ridiculous.

I recently visited a highly anticipated noodle restaurant after seeing it listed as open on Google Maps. Unfortunately, upon arrival, I found a sign indicating that it didn’t open until 3:30 PM. This was quite disappointing, as I was looking forward to trying their unique offerings.
I recommend that the restaurant updates its hours online to prevent similar experiences for other customers. I hope to return when I can enjoy the menu as intended.

I love this place! First time I've been, and it is in a cute little Asian food court. It is the best ramen I have found in the city. They have a create your own option, which was super easy and lovely to use. I will definitely come back here when I come to another ball game.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Chef J was amazing!!!! And the service was excellent