Kyuramen

Nicole C 2 months ago

Kyuramen was our rainy-day refuge, thanks to my teenage nieces and nephew who were determined to sit in those viral honeycomb booths they saw on Instagram. I can confirm: the seating is just as cool in person and absolutely worth the hype. Despite the place being semi-packed, the service held up well—attentive without feeling rushed, which I appreciated given the chaos of both the crowd and the weather outside. As for the food, the ramen didn’t quite hit the depth of flavor I was hoping for, but it was still warm, comforting, and did its job of shielding us from the gloomy day. The sample platter had great variety, solid portions, and definitely worth the price. Overall, a fun, cozy spot that delivers on atmosphere and decent eats—especially if you’re trying to impress teens or your Instagram feed.

JM Gavino 4 months ago

Aesthetic Japanese vibe, I was fascinated with the structure. It was packed when I went and I sat at the bar. You can the chefs cooking, great view. I forgot what I ordered but it was the best tasting ramen I had. The umami of soup is there. I thought at first the portion was too small but ended up full with 1/4 left. Also, the waiters/servers we're polite and good looking. Oishi.

Zirui Chen 6 months ago

I love the ramen because the ramen soup is very very delicious! The tokuyaki octopus balls is very good two. I love to have meal here and it’s very relaxing. Also, the dessert is very soft.

Jeffrey Cui 8 months ago

We found this ramen restaurant by chance on our trip to New York. We love ramen and Japanese food so it was a bonus especially since it was really cold. The place was packed but we got in pretty quick. The staff appeared to be mostly Japanese and they were very friendly. We saw they had one of these restaurants in Houston but never had a chance to go. We ordered some gyoza as an appetizer we ordered spicy tonkatsu ramen, tonkatsu curry ramen and an omurice. We finally got to try the omurice and it was just ok. The texture and runny eggs were a little much for me. The ramens and tonkatsu (pork cutlets) were delicious. We had a great time and would eat there again. If you like Japanese food you’ll like this restaurant.

Michelle 10 months ago

This place is an absolute gem, we were greeted and sat down by Stanlu, he was warm, welcoming and an absolute star. We were a walk in and we got sat in a booth that was up in the air and the atmosphere was amazing. Me and my partner both got the Yinyang bowl with kimchi, all I can say is it’s 10/10. The presentation and flavours were out of this world. I’ve ate in many places here in New York but Stanlus service was by far the best I’ve ever had here. Until next time, we found our brand new favourite ramen spot. :)