Very disappointed…read more Salted Cucumber appetizer average at best. Lacking flavor. Sushi rolls sampled were below average. Fried octopus ball were okay. Very hot and lacking flavor. Fried chicken ramen. Broth not very hot. Underdeveloped broth flavor. Ramen was good consistency. Very light on the greens and other additions to the ramen. Fried chicken cutlets star of the show. Very light, hot and crispy. Pork ramen. Same as above. Pork was fair at best. Very fatty but tender. And what's with the corn in the ramen. That's for a cup of noodle. Which actually has a better taste profile than this ramen broth. Service was good. Waiter was very sweet and welcoming. Prices overboard for the quality they are serving. Will not return.

It's been hard to find a good ramen and dimsum place here in Dutchess County so I was excited to…read morefind Ichido and try it out. I was so happy to see Dimsum on the menu until I saw the prices! Way more expensive than what you get in the city! So I opted for the seafood ramen lunch special for $17 which came with a choice of 2 sides. Service was quick. The place was clean with a lot of tables. I read some of the reviews before coming here and they were right, the broth was not hot enough and was a little bland. So I was very disappointed. I decided to try their sesame balls despite the price - $8.49 for 2 pieces since I was already here hoping that would make it better. Unfortunately it also missed the mark. I saw other people order noodle dish and fried rice and left with clean plates - maybe those taste better. I really hoped this place would be good.

A superb little ramen joint where the owner's passion for both the craft of ramen-making and the…read moreritual of eating it really shines through. The broth is excellent in both the Miso and Kuro ramen; the Kuro in particular was a standout, especially paired with the house-made gyoza. The kimchi tasted fresh, and it was great to see real wakame used rather than a shortcut substitute. The wait staff is a bit inexperienced, and the restaurant layout is awkward. Reservations are apparently recommended, and this isn't a place to visit if you're in a rush. Still, those minor drawbacks are easy to overlook given the quality of the food. You'd have to drive into NYC to get better ramen. Highly recommended.

I know noodles. I know soup. I don't know authentic ramen. And because of the first two, hubs set…read moreout his sights and appetite on coming to Tanma on Broadway in Kingston, NY. Plus, we were craving a soul-soothing, heart-warming bowl of noodle goodness to warm us up from the inside out. Tanma's front counter space is petite with about 6 stools and giving you an eyeful of ramen magic in the kitchen. The izakaya is fun with Japanese rock music playing- which loosely reminded me of Kill Bill's 5.6.7.8's scene. Tanma's owner was thorough and gave hubs and I a crash course on bowl+spoon placement, aligning the wakame to be at the front, sipping the broth first, pulling noodles high and dipping them in and out the broth. And then just then you move your head closer to the bowl, so that you can take in the delicious ramen combo without spilling any and slurp it up. I've had ramen in Scarsdale with a clear veg broth, topped with crispy tofu, grilled tomato slices, Napa cabbage and other grilled veg. So getting an all-veg broth with a splash of coconut cream to mimic pork broth here wasn't what I expected. Getting an all-clear veg broth here isn't an option either- but what's important is we were assured it's a herbi-broth that's used. The kimchi, bamboo shoots and shredded cabbage toppings were nice- but I opted out of the vegan chashu instantly. Again, I was assured it's vegan- but no thank you. This was an experience for both of us- and we liked it. So whether you're a ramen pro or curious newcomers like my husband and I- and you're ready to dive into the deep end of this noodle soup pool, Tanma is the place.

Rame Nesque ended up being one of those really cool AND unexpected stops after wrapping up with…read moresome errands in Peekskill on an early Tuesday. The space stands out quick for their rustic-y feel. Even with that wood-heavy inside, the local artist paintings on their walls, add pops of color and balance everything real nice. The service was welcoming and attentive. And the ramen was totally delicious. We both went with the vegan option, which is always mine since I don't eat meat. Even though my husband is all about meat, when it comes to ramen, he happily follows my lead. The vegan broth+ veggies were tasty. This is the place that feels cozy and creative and on top of all that, has tasty food. Definitely a spot to return to if we're in the area again.

Anytime we need a warm hug in the form of a ramen bowl this is our local goto spot…read more My wife and I loveeeee there deep flavored ramen bowls. Pan fried gyoza is always a goto. We pivoted a bit and got a stir fry to go with our ramen and as to no surprise, it didn't disappoint

Positive: Great clean ramen. Good service. Clean interior…read moreNegative: small interior (always packed), weird hours

I'm a fan of tonkatsu ramen but they didn't have it here. Tried shio ramen and noodles were good…read morebut the meats weren't. It was chewy and bland. It was a bit disappointing.

This place was honestly adorable and just overall great to go at. I went here to try some of their…read moreRamen noodles, which I was very happy to find out that they taste. Delicious! They make it in the kitchen and then call your number for you to take. It's a small room but there's at least five or six tables to sit at and enjoy your meal. They have a bunch of different type of Ramen noodles as well as some side, dishes and bubble tea. On the other side of the restaurant is a store where you can purchase snacks and other really cool items from Japan. It's such an amazing experience to be able to see all these cute little items I've only ever seen on social media from people in Japan. The staff was very polite and very helpful. Overall, I highly recommend going here for some amazing Ramen noodles.

Located within an Japanese market is a tiny restaurant with just a few tables. It's a small…read moreMenu but well executed. I had the tonkatsu spicy ramen - very delicious and a large portion. The cold ramen was perfect for a picky kid. They customized it for us as well. Definitely good for a quick ramen lunch or dinner. Not fancy, no frills, but tasty.

Food 3 Service 5…read more Recap: If we weren't desperate for some Asian broth after being in upstate New York for a week, we wouldn't even consider this place. I tried to be optimistic with the good reviews on Google, but folks are so off. Should've listened to yelp reviewers ! Mid: -The pork original was so bland, I had to ask for salt. The broth did not have bone flavor in it. Tasted like milky water. The noodle thickness was decent but noodles had no flavor at all. Better off eating cup noodles ‍. -My husband ordered the spicy. My son ordered the miso. All broths still did not have any depth to it because their base broth had not substance. -Takoyaki was a bit underdone and you could taste the flour. Fire: -The chicken karaage was so expensive 3 pcs for $12. But at least it was crispy, moist, and flavorful. Comes with no sauce and a small slice of lemon. Could use some kewpie sauce. -The personnel were very nice and provided good service. -AC was on full blast on a hot hot day! Spicy warning: The spicy pork was super spicy. We eat spicy all the time but never expect Japanese ramen to be this spicy.

Very disappointing experience at Kinton Ramen. I came in with a sleeping baby in a stroller and…read moreonly asked to move the stroller to an empty table away from the crowded ordering area while I waited in line. The lady at the counter stopped me and insisted we could not sit before ordering, even though I explained the situation several times that I'm not trying to skip the line. Then I said it's okay we will wait until you cleaned the table then she purposely stalled the whole ordering process. Being corrected over and over in front of other customers and forced me to say "I'm fully understanding what you saying" like a 5 year old was very humiliating and unnecessary, especially when there were many empty tables. I've been here before and the tall gentleman at the counter has always been much more respectful and helpful. This experience was very disappointing.

Overall good... nice selection and a friendly staff.. food was good. Nice cute downtown arearead more

Every time I go here, I never see anyone. Nevertheless, one of my favorite things to do is order…read moresushi to go. It is decent, but I was surprised to eat a pretty good okonomiyaki, it's pretty good. It is not authentic Japanese, but I was impressed. Ramen was good and they had a different variety than its neighbor Mecha. The ambiance is basic, but service is good and I think they have pretty tasty dishes on the menu.

The owner is always pleasant and makes consistently good food. They place is always clean (as well…read moreas the bathroom) and she always has a smile on her face.

BOBA HERE IS FANTASTIC!! Perfectly cooked tapioca balls and bouncy, perfectly sweet, and flavorful…read more GET BOBA HERE. Dumplings here really LACKED flavor but had a nice handmade skin. I got the soup dumplings which had a lack of depth. The broth had very little pork flavor and the fried shrimp dumplings were mostly filled with cabbage. To be honest I would've rather had frozen dumplings..There was nothing very authentic about these dumplings which I was disappointed by. I had to use a lot of soy sauce and chili oil because they were bland. The desserts are relatively small but my yuzu cheesecake had a WONDERFUL flavor. Very full of yuzu flavor. It seemed to contain actual zest and wasn't too sweet! The mochi was very very hard and wasn't chewy...don't get it. It was not good. The crepe cake looked and tasted homemade but had pretty thick crepe layers which gave it an off texture. My friend still enjoyed it for the balanced flavor.