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    IPPUDO NY

    4.1 (10.8k reviews)
    ModerateRamen
    Open 11:30 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Adorable bar
    Price K.

    Being our first meal of the weekend we could not be more impressed. First of all, the ambiance is so welcoming and relaxed. It was just enjoyable to walk in and feel right at home. Every single employee was a delight from the host to the amazing server. Dolma was so attentive and make sure we didn't need a thing. She made recommendations that enhanced our experience. The food was phenomenal. Every bite was savored to perfection and we couldn't stop eating. We happened upon this place and it was such a happy accident. We absolutely recommend and will certainly be back!

    Spicy miso
    Matthew C.

    Ippudo is a well-known ramen spot that originally started in Japan in 1985 and eventually made its way to NYC, bringing its signature tonkotsu style ramen with it. We ordered the KARAKA SPICY and SPICY MISO, both with added eggs, and started with the pork bun which I always love. The ramen was good but pretty average overall. I enjoyed my meal, but nothing really stood out, and I'm not in a rush to go back. The service was also nothing special, and I'm personally not a fan of the B health rating

    Linh T.

    Very solid choice for ramen when it comes to Ippudo. Went around 6pm on a random Thursday and there was no line, which honestly already makes it better than waiting forever at Ichiran. They're also doing a promo with free noodle refills if you still have broth left in your bowl, which is pretty fun haha (i couldn't have the 2nd bowl) The truffle fries were really good too, they'd be even better with a side of spicy mayo.

    Dandan Ramen
    Addison P.

    Not as good as before Got the miso ramen and dandan Subbed in thick wavy noodles Used to get akamaru modern and that was stellar But overall the broth was not as flavorful as it once was Thin noddles aren't my fav but the broth was the key.

    Vegetarian ramen
    Lauren M.

    I came to Ippudo probably a decade ago. I remember them having little private booths unless I am remember incorrectly. No private booths this time. I stopped in on a Wednesday afternoon so no crowds. I also remember waiting forever for a table in the past. They have an ample selection of vegetarian options. I chose the Daiku ramen. It came out super fast. It was good but after a while I got sick of the richness of the broth and had to stop eating. Bathrooms are located down a flight of stairs past a kitchen area. Don't know what the hell people were doing down there but I stood around 10 minutes waiting for a bathroom to open up. The bathrooms were clean. Staff were attentive. Prices are average. They have a B rating right now but that didn't deter me and nothing seemed filthy.

    Karbala
    Dalena D.

    I've come back here more than 5+ times Rating my fav from top to bottom: Kamaru shinaji Kanaka spicy

    Kristi C.

    Came for a spontaneous dinner on a Thursday around 7pm and there wasn't a wait. The ramen that had the Sichuan flavor (I forget the name) was unique and the best of the three we ordered for sure! We did have to sit at a communal table but it wasn't too bad bc there was quite a bad of space. Food came out super fast, it was quite vibey overall!

    Tort

    The desserts are absolutely demented!!! First I asked the waitress for recommendations: She suggested I get the gelato. "coffee?" "No." "Coconut?" "No." "Lemon?" No." "Then how about the matcha tiramisu?" "Oh that sounds great! I'll get the tort." And I must say, I'm happy I did, because that tort made me RETORTTTEDDD. Sooo yummy. I think they put crack in it or summin. My eyes are still crossed. It took me tree hours to right this review. Absolutely orgasmic tort. Will be going back soon. Fiv stars

    Table view
    Ruwan J.

    ((4.25 stars)) haven't been to Ippudo in a long time--maybe in over 10 years...the ramen here definitely was one of the best city back when there were not as many noodle spots in NYC as there are now. however Ippudo set the standard back in the late naughts and raised the culture of ramen when it first opened its doors. headed here for lunch with family for some Japanese food, recently. the restaurant has two spaces: the small waiting area / bar area and the larger dining room. the interior decor is Japanese but not kitschy. fairly well-maintained, uncluttered, clean space, but the dining area is fairly loud, so prepare to increase your volume if you're having a conversation. there are a variety of seating options for solos, couples, and groups. the way the seating is set up you are likely to be sitting with strangers in areas of the restaurant...but the seating is kinda spacious so you're not on top of each other even if you are sitting with people you don't know. while this is a tonkotsu-styled ramen restaurant, Ippudo also serves other dishes if you don't feel like a noodle soup which was my mood that day. some of the dishes we ordered: edamame, karaage (Japanese fried chicken), spicy shrimp tempura rolls, and Shiromaru Motoaji ramen. edamame is always a good light munch at any Japanese restaurant and here it is garlicky and seasoned well. the karaage (5 piece) is made up of big pieces of dark meat fried to tasty seasoned crunchiness. shareable in a group bc the pieces are large and filling. definitely recommend it as an appetizer or the smaller portion version as part of a main. the spicy shrimp tempura roll works well to share or eat as a main. big portion of a sushi roll: crunchy battered shrimp, avocado, ber, and more topped with spicy mayo sauce + unagi sauce. filling. and the Shiromaru Motoaji ramen was enjoyed. didn't even try a slurp of the noods because i was so full. the service was friendly, quick, and had the right amount of attentiveness. Ippudo has always been busy place at lunch or dinner time. it was practically full by 1ish pm. there was no wait for a table if you get there by 12 noon or so. you can't make reservations here, so my advice is get here with your whole group on the earlier side if you don't want to wait long. this is sorta must-try if you want to try iconic places in NYC's noodle landscape.

    Rachel S.

    Good ramen. The staff was all very nice and they let us sit there and chat for a while without pushing us out. Also a nice ambiance and space. Would go back

    Vegetarian Spicy Miso
    Chandni D.

    This place is just ok. The ramen is definitely good don't get me wrong but for the price tag, it's not worth it. There are plenty of other equally as yummy (if not better) ramen places for a fraction of the price. I got the vegetarian spicy miso ramen which was good but I found it to be oily and the raw onions to be off putting (I would definitely do this without the onions next time). Also, why are all the vegetarian ramens the same price (or more!) than the ones with meat? Doesn't make sense to me. Overall, good to try once but don't expect anything out of this world.

    Christina N.

    Slightly confusing entrance, but we made it haha. Ippudo is a solid ramen spot in the East Village that works for more intimate meetings as well as larger parties. It's unique in that you may be sat at a larger table with other parties, but honestly the music is loud enough that you won't hear them. It just feels closer to a no-frills ramen place where everything comes out quickly. I ordered the akamaru shinaji and it was great! Nothing super special, but it was flavorful and the available toppings were nice. The pork chashu was thin and tender so it was easy to eat. I will say it got a bit too salty towards the end, but that didn't bother me as much.

    Constance L.

    Yummy ramen with a fantastic tonkotsu broth: uber savory and clung well to the noodles for delicious bite after bite. I also enjoyed the ratio of the toppings to the noodles. There's more seating inside than I expected, so even during peak dinner hours my friend and I were seated immediately. Staff were also friendly and efficient, so we weren't lingering too long to order, get our food, or get our check.

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    Ask the Community - IPPUDO NY

    Is this location still open for operation? I ran past it during Summer Streets on August 17th and the place seemed permanently closed.

    It was open in July 2024. Had lunch there

    Do they open on new year?

    They will be closed. Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cme8DDVSprF/?igshid=NDk5N2NlZjQ=

    It is possbpible to make a reservation?

    Sadly, no.

    Do they have a happy hour?

    Do they take reservations for parties of 5 or more?

    Today they said they don't do reservations. I had a party of 8

    Are they just doing take out or is indoor dining available again?

    Indoor dining is available.

    For those who have done their new takeout: Do the cooked noodles travel well? Or would you recommend ordering with un-cooked noodles instead?

    Ow that there is no dine in, is Ippudo going to have takeout?

    There IS dine-in during Covid (when we 'dined in' in mid-October 2020). There is also take-out.

    Any ramen on the menu that doesn't have pork in it (pork, pork broth, ham, bacon, gelatin)?

    Yes! I'm vegetarian and they have the best ramen broth that's not pork based or meat based.

    We went around 7 on a Saturday and there was a 2.5 hour wait, is this a normal occurrence?

    Yeah, Friday & Saturday nights are pretty busy. We had really good luck and were seated immediately on a Saturday around 12:30 PM.

    Typically how long is the wait for four people?

    It really depends on the time and the day but during peak hours expect at least a 30 minute wait.

    Why can't I order ramen to go? I went there to get ramen to go because I'm sick and I Wanted to eat at Home, and you guys said this was not possible 😕

    10 person please?

    Not a problem.

    Is it BYOB? Also, do they accept reservations? Last question, does anyone know their least busiest times on The Weekends?

    Sorry pal, NYC BYOB is a rare thing reserved for places that can't afford a liquor license. But you are in luck! Everyplace is BYOB with a contigo my friend! In all… Read more

    If I show up before five on Monday will me and six others get to be seated?

    Most likely. Ironically sometimes it's easier to get a seating for a large group at Ippudo over groups of 2 since they set aside whole tables for large groups. If you want to be safe call ahead and ask 30 min before you arrive whether there's any… Read more

    Will there be a wait Monday around 11?

    Nopes. I often go there by 12 weekdays and never had a wait. I had to wait for like 5 mins or so when I reached around 12:30

    How long is the wait if I show up at 11am tmrw morning?

    Not long if you come right when they open.

    Are there any gluten free ramen options?

    Yes, there's one vegetarian gf option.

    How's the weekend lunch wait for two Nowadays?

    1.5 hours

    Do they use MSG? I've been trying to call and ask but they don't answer the phone. I'm very allergic and don't want to go all the way there to find out I can't eat it!

    There’s no hard incriminating evidence that Ippudo uses MSG but the ramens we sampled had so much sodium that i had to guzzle down two bottles of water. So if I were a betting person, in my opinion, Ippudo most likely uses MSG. Hope this helps and… Read more

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    ICHIRAN - Times Square - Classic Tonkotsu Ramen Soft Boiled Egg Extra Chashu (4 Slices) Extra Scallion Kikurage Mushroom

    ICHIRAN - Times Square

    4.4(1.3k reviews)
    2.0 miTheater District, Midtown West
    $$

    If you are a solo introvert with tipping anxiety, Japanese import Ichiran is the restaurant for…read moreyou! I've been to the Ichiran in East Williamsburg but found this location to be more hectic and touristy, naturally. You order on a tablet, pay (no tip), and then are directed to a seat by a welcoming host. Poor guy must have to repeat the same spiel a billion times a day. I just defaulted to Ichiran's suggested levels for everything which made it fast and easy. Once you're at your assigned cubbyhole, you can hang your coat up on the wall behind you and fill up your water cup at the machine also behind you. You don't even see the face of the person who brings out the ramen which gives the whole process a mysterious bank teller vibe. With all this, the classic tonkotsu ramen ($23) with slender noodles nearly gets overshadowed, but don't fret since it's fantastic. I believe when you're done, you just get up and leave. Surprisingly, one of the instructional posters does not go into this.

    Ichiran is my favorite ramen shop in Japan and the only time I've had it was when I'd visit. This…read morewas my first time trying a location in the states and I am happy to say that it tasted basically identical to the shops in Japan and the ambiance was also the same. I came in with a party of 2 on a Thursday at 1pm. There was a line but the line went by quick. When you walk into the restaurant, you pre-order at the touchscreen to the right of the entrance and later when you're seated you give the order receipts to the server at your window. The food at this location is obviously going to be pricier than it is in Japan (came out to around $60 for 2 people), but it is SO worth it as you can't get Ichiran anywhere else besides in Japan.

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    ICHIRAN - Times Square - Description of the ramen

    Description of the ramen

    ICHIRAN - Times Square - Classic Tonkotsu Ramen

    Classic Tonkotsu Ramen

    ICHIRAN - Times Square - Classic Tonkotsu Ramen

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    Tonchin

    Tonchin

    4.4(2.5k reviews)
    1.4 miMidtown West
    $$

    This is a winner. Hands down amongst the best vegan ramen dish i can recall: broth, add ins,…read morenoodles, vegetables, the whole show. Three of us had the same dish, same applause. Communal tables are the fastest seating, nothing wrong with them, take what you're given, rather than risk stepping away because you'd rather a booth....

    We finished a tour of Michelin recognized casual restaurants here…read more I didn't order right. I did the dipping noodles and they were too salty for me. I've had them before so I knew what to expect but it was way too salty, less flavorful. Had a very nice flavor, the salt overpowered it though. I tasted mushroom. The sauce stuck to the noodles well and the noodles were delicious. My daughter and husband ordered the spicy ramen and they said it was very very good. Couldn't decipher distinctly from other top notch ramen so it wasn't knock your socks off. From now on I'll order the base dish when I go places so I can judge better. The gyoza was cooked very nicely, came sizzling and the bun with meat was a little ugly, it looked boiled and unappetizing. The taste was just okay. The topping on it was notable. The waitress didn't help us at all when ordering. We weren't bowled over with the food, although it was noted the meat in the ramen was high level. It hit the spot but I will try other places in the search for our "return forever" ramen place.

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    Interior

    Tonchin - Kimchi mushrooms

    Kimchi mushrooms

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    Kyuramen - Times Square

    Kyuramen - Times Square

    4.2(375 reviews)
    2.0 miMidtown West, Theater District, Hell's Kitchen
    $$

    The ramen was absolutely incredible! There was a bit of a wait, which is always a good sign that…read morethe place is good. Staff was also friendly. Very unique experience. Ambiance was great, it felt like you were in a different country!

    Unfortunately, my experience at here at Kyuramen was disappointing. I was looking forward to trying…read morethe Yin Yang ramen, but the service really overshadowed the meal. I have a shrimp allergy and politely asked if the shrimp tempura could be substituted. The server immediately said no, without offering any alternative or showing much concern. He said I can remove it myself. I said so let the shrimp inside the bowl for me to remove? WTH. For a restaurant, especially one serving customizable ramen dishes, with a allergy list post on the wall by the counter where I sat at B1, a little flexibility or empathy toward food allergies would go a long way. The interaction felt dismissive and unwelcoming, which made the overall dining experience uncomfortable. Customer service matters just as much as the food, and sadly this visit fell short. The smashed cucumber was good. Spicy dumpling was good. Ramen broth was light, not as rich or flavorful as others. There are so many good ramen places in NYC, this Chinese Ramen place has lot of room to improve.

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    Kyuramen - Times Square - Chicken Nuggets (10pc) / 香酥鸡块 (@joeynht)

    Chicken Nuggets (10pc) / 香酥鸡块 (@joeynht)

    Kyuramen - Times Square - (9A) Original Chicken Ramen

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    Kin Ramen - Kara Kin Ramen

    Kin Ramen

    4.5(707 reviews)
    2.4 miMidtown West
    $$$

    Kin Ramen is such a charming place to enjoy a bowl of hot noodles. Made to feel like you're…read moretransported to an old Japanese village, this restaurant boasts bamboo panels and clay-tiled roofs with kabuki masks and paper lanterns adorning the walls. But Kin Ramen isn't just all style and no substance. The food, too, was just as delightful as the decor. The buta bara, marinated pork belly stuffed with scallions, was wonderfully meaty and perfectly charred. It was a great dish to start. The pork chashu was creamy, the noodles had a good chew, the yolk on that boiled egg was expertly firm yet gooey. This is certainly a great date-night spot paired with an evening at the Moma. I'd come here again, and if I were hosting out-of-state guests hankering for a bowl of hot ramen, I'd definitely take them here.

    The decor was so cute here! It feels like you're eating at a true ramen shop in the heart of Japan…read more The seats were quite close to each other so you could hear the conversations next to you, but the lively atmosphere makes it cozy. They provide crates for you to place your belongings by your table. Our food came quickly and the service was great. They greet you in Japanese as soon as you walk in the door. As for the ramen, it was tasty, but it wasn't the best ramen I've ever had. Have I had cheaper ramen for better taste? Definitely. Is it still worth coming to try and enjoying the atmosphere? Absolutely. If you want a clean broth, this is the place to go.

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    Second floor dining

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    Shishito Peppers

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    IPPUDO Westside

    IPPUDO Westside

    4.2(4.2k reviews)
    2.3 miTheater District, Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen
    $$
    Private events
    Kid friendly

    A dear friend of ours, who has lived in New York for many years, suggested IPPUDO after sharing how…read moreit had become a tradition to bring his family here, and for good reason. Everything here is absolutely phenomenal. IPPUDO makes their noodles and broth on site, and those details make all the difference. The ambience is relaxed and inviting. A great way to enjoy a great meal at your pace. We showed for lunch on a Monday afternoon, and were seated and served very quickly. Our server was very engaged, and took good care of us. For starters we had the edamame and pork buns. The edamame was wonderfully garlicky, and the pork buns were simply bite sized pieces of joy between two doughy pillows. As a main meal, I ordered the Karaka Spicy ramen. It had the perfect amount of spice, and extra noodles were complimentary. I had mine with a poached egg, which blended in seamlessly with all the savory textures and flavors. While the bowl seemed almost overwhelmingly large, it was easy to enjoy in full because of how delicious it was. I've had a fair share of ramen dishes, and IPPUDO is right up there with the best.

    5.0 / 5.0 A "Jiro-style" Ramen Known Only to Insiders…read more Available as a secret menu item at Ippudo, KURO-OBI is an irresistible treat for any ramen enthusiast. The rich combination of garlic and pork back fat pairs perfectly with the noodles, creating a delicious bowl that is simply impossible to stop eating. You can choose your Noodle Portion from Small (120g), Regular (200g), Large (300g), or Extra Large (500g* +$3). For the Fat Level, you can select from None, Less, Regular, Mashi (Extra), or Mashi Mashi (Ultra). Similarly, the Vegetable Portion can be customized to None, Less, Regular, Mashi (Extra), or Mashi Mashi (Ultra). It's also great that you can personally adjust the amount of garlic and spiciness to your liking after your order arrives! The interior is spacious, featuring both table seating and counter seats. The restrooms are also clean. The staff members are also very kind and thoughtful. Just be careful--there is a slight step right at the entrance!

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    Toribro Ramen - Toribro Mega Ramen

    Toribro Ramen

    4.4(187 reviews)
    2.3 miTheater District, Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
    $$

    Cozy no-frills ramen bar near the theater district. I enjoyed a delicious, balanced bowl of Paitan…read moreramen ($19). No complaints, except that I guess I prefer Tonkostu (pork bone) over Paitan (chicken bone). I appreciated sitting at the bar to watch the lone ramen monger stir around the next batches of broth, hand-torching some chashu; boiling, whip-drying, and gently nestling my noodles, then manually laying out the toppings. The dish feels real, personal.

    Toribro Ramen exceeded my expectations because the pork is even better now than it ever was at…read moreTotto Ramen! If you loved Totto's spicy paitan ramen like I did, look no further because Toribro has what you need. I only wish they offered the super spicy ramen with chili oil on the side like the good old days, but the standard spicy packs a punch too! The regular size ramen was plenty, but don't let that stop you from trying the decadent Mega with all of the toppings. The food came out hot and fast too, so my table of two was in and out in less than 45 minutes easily. The menu is pretty straightforward with few choices that are all delicious - a perfect spot for the quintessential quick bite and a fair price to match. Vibe-wise, this place is a true hole in the wall with steps leading down from street level into a basement. The inside is packed and intimate so I'd come with a small party such as a friend or a date who's into good food. There was no line when I visited on a Sunday at opening time, but it got packed quickly so be prepared to wait on the sidewalk or arrive at noon. As someone who's moved out of NYC years ago, I made an effort to visit Totto Ramen every time I come back and now Toribro has taken that spot in my itinerary.

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    Toribro Ramen - Always love visiting this gem when I'm in the city

    Always love visiting this gem when I'm in the city

    Toribro Ramen - Toribro spicy with seasoned boiled egg

    Toribro spicy with seasoned boiled egg

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