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Easy place to eat and enjoy some good food. Looking forward to trying the other options! For, now, the chicken broth was delicious, not too salty, and the egg noodles on point. Comin back for more!
Lifting Noodles Ramen is a ramen shop located in a food marked called We Suki Suki in East Atlanta Village, along with many other establishments. All they offer is pretty much ramen, although they have some appetizers such as Fried Pork Gyoza, Spring rolls, or Fried Brussel Sprouts. I ordered two different type of ramen: -Angry Zuko Ramen ($11): spicy creamy pork broth, pork belly, noodles, sweet corn, black mushrooms, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, pickled ginger, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed. - Spicy Seafood Ramen: ($13): spicy creamy pork broth, shrimp, mussels, squids, noodles, sweet corn, black mushrooms, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame seeds, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed. The creamy pork both was so tasty, but the Spicy Seafood Ramen in particular was my favorite! This place does not have many seating available so I suggest you take it to go. Staff was friendly and the food was amazing. Give it a try! ESPAÑOL Lifting Noodles Ramen es una tienda de ramen ubicada en un mercado de comida llamado We Suki Suki en East Atlanta Village, junto con muchos otros establecimientos. Todo lo que ofrecen es bastante ramen, aunque tienen algunos aperitivos como Fried Pork Gyoza, Spring rolls o Fried Brussel Sprouts. Pedí dos tipos diferentes de ramen: -Angry Zuko Ramen ($ 11): caldo de cerdo cremoso picante, panceta de cerdo, fideos, maíz dulce, champiñones negros, brotes de bambú, brotes de soja, cebolletas, jengibre encurtido, huevo cocido marinado y algas asadas. - Ramen picante de mariscos: ($ 13): caldo de cerdo cremoso picante, camarones, mejillones, calamares, fideos, maíz dulce, champiñones negros, brotes de bambú, brotes de soja, cebolletas, semillas de sésamo, huevo cocido marinado y algas asadas. El caldo de cerdo cremoso era muy sabroso, ¡pero el Ramen picante de mariscos en particular fue mi favorito! Este lugar no tiene muchos asientos disponibles, así que te sugiero que lo lleves para llevar. El personal era amable y la comida era increíble. ¡Darle una oportunidad!
This is Pastor Luke from Georgia True Family Community Center. I went to Lifting Noodle Ramen. My spirit was up lifted. lol I had Miso Ramen. I am Japanese I know what is Ramen are. This is real Miso Ramen. The taste was excellent. The store has QR code menus and ordered through app. I was little embarrassed by High technology system. But I recommend.
How cute is this place It looks like a noodle shop in Japan. Service was great, fast, and so easy to order. The best part, the food!!!!!! The broth in the ramen, the chewy noodles, the marinated egg and the price Definitely a must try in east Atlanta
I went to this location in East Atlanta village looking for somewhere that wasn't too loud as I noticed most of the places in EAV on Saturday night had music blasting. We walked in here and it was very chill and had good reviews so decided to stay. We initially found it a little confusing as to how to order for dine in. We then realized that this location houses several different restaurants in one physical location. On the tables there is a print out of the different menus with QR codes. The lifting noodles counter is towards the back. I scanned the QR code and ordered online. I got the vegetarian Ramen with an egg added. The order was ready within five minutes and brought to the table. I thought it was pretty good, although I would have liked for there to be a more flavorful broth. I would have also liked for it to be a little spicier and maybe more veggies. It would have also been nice to see several different vegetarian options versus just the one vegetarian Ramen. Overall it was pretty good. I don't think I would be back but I was happy with the meal. I might come back to this location to try some of the other restaurants as it opened my eyes to some other interesting types of food
This gem is hidden inside we suki suki. It is not fancy but the eats are good. Lifting noodle is located at the very end stall. The menu is good. You can even build your own. I stuck to the basic chicken and it was so flavorful. Very chill and relaxed vibe.
Hey if you need a good ramen spot as fall approaches, give this spot a try. It's hidden right off of the Moreland exit area. I really enjoyed my miso ramen with added chicken. It's full of flavor & tasty just the way I like it. You can never have too many ramen spots in one city. They also have fried tofu on the menu with that sweet peanut sauce. Give this place a try.
The ramen here is amazing!! Adding the kimchi makes it extra good. The ramen always hits the spot. The tofu fries with the dipping sauce were really good too. Everything I've ordered off the menu has always been amazing
Delicious Atlanta ramen! This place is in a small food hall with 3-4 other restaurants. We really like the gyoza in curry. I wish they offered the curry in a separate curry dish, because it's some of the best curry that I've had in Atlanta. It'd be great in a chicken and rice dish. We also liked the shrimp wonton ramen- it was delicious. If you're craving some ramen, definitely check out this East Atlanta spot. read more
2 years ago
I was in the area and craving ramen and this place popped up. There is plenty of parking on the street and they have parking lots between the buildings. I parked on the side of a building and got out and walked. Yall! Maps took me all over the block! I got my steps in that day but it's a lot of eateries so plenty to choose from. Oh, and I enjoyed the graffiti. Just as I was about to give up, I walked by two guys and one of them said, "You look hungry. You must be looking for the noodle spot". He said that people overlook it all the time. I had walked right by the restaurant multiple times. It's seems it's several restaurants share the same space so that confuses a lot of people. Also, the sign that says "Lifting Noodles" indicating you are in the right place was lying on the ground so I missed it. The restaurant is all the way in the back. I was greeted immediately and directed to place my order via a kiosk which I did. I ordered the Angry Zuko Ramen to go. They do have tables if you want to eat there. The wait was not long at all...maybe 5 minutes. The broth was really tasty and flavorful and had a nice kick to it. The meal is already spicy and when I ordered, there was a "make it spicy" option which I checked. So I'm not sure if by checking that option, it made it even more spicy than how it normally is or not. My only complaint is there was not enough meat and the egg tasted funny.. it had a sweet taste to it. Next time, I'll request more meat and no egg. read more
So this is one of the six restaurants inside of the pho spot inside of the battery. It's pretty solid. You have a myriad of restaurants to try, I was feeling like ramen so I stopped in for a Tonkotsu black. The ramen was good, I have to get a spicy, it had a hint of a plant taste to it versus just spice but it was still good though. You have to sit there and wait until they buzz your buzzer to get your food because it's made to order. Told all the things and gave all the detail. I will go back but I will probably try something else. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Lifting Noodles Ramen is a ramen shop located in a food marked called We Suki Suki in East Atlanta Village, along with many other establishments. All they offer is pretty much ramen, although they have some appetizers such as Fried Pork Gyoza, Spring rolls, or Fried Brussel Sprouts. I ordered two different type of ramen: -Angry Zuko Ramen ($11): spicy creamy pork broth, pork belly, noodles, sweet corn, black mushrooms, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, pickled ginger, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed. - Spicy Seafood Ramen: ($13): spicy creamy pork broth, shrimp, mussels, squids, noodles, sweet corn, black mushrooms, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame seeds, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed. The creamy pork both was so tasty, but the Spicy Seafood Ramen in particular was my favorite! This place does not have many seating available so I suggest you take it to go. Staff was friendly and the food was amazing. Give it a try! ESPAÑOL Lifting Noodles Ramen es una tienda de ramen ubicada en un mercado de comida llamado We Suki Suki en East Atlanta Village, junto con muchos otros establecimientos. Todo lo que ofrecen es bastante ramen, aunque tienen algunos aperitivos como Fried Pork Gyoza, Spring rolls o Fried Brussel Sprouts. Pedí dos tipos diferentes de ramen: -Angry Zuko Ramen ($ 11): caldo de cerdo cremoso picante, panceta de cerdo, fideos, maíz dulce, champiñones negros, brotes de bambú, brotes de soja, cebolletas, jengibre encurtido, huevo cocido marinado y algas asadas. - Ramen picante de mariscos: ($ 13): caldo de cerdo cremoso picante, camarones, mejillones, calamares, fideos, maíz dulce, champiñones negros, brotes de bambú, brotes de soja, cebolletas, semillas de sésamo, huevo cocido marinado y algas asadas. El caldo de cerdo cremoso era muy sabroso, ¡pero el Ramen picante de mariscos en particular fue mi favorito! Este lugar no tiene muchos asientos disponibles, así que te sugiero que lo lleves para llevar. El personal era amable y la comida era increíble. ¡Darle una oportunidad! read more
4 years ago
This is Pastor Luke from Georgia True Family Community Center. I went to Lifting Noodle Ramen. My spirit was up lifted. lol I had Miso Ramen. I am Japanese I know what is Ramen are. This is real Miso Ramen. The taste was excellent. The store has QR code menus and ordered through app. I was little embarrassed by High technology system. But I recommend. read more
3 years ago
How cute is this place It looks like a noodle shop in Japan. Service was great, fast, and so easy to order. The best part, the food!!!!!! The broth in the ramen, the chewy noodles, the marinated egg and the price Definitely a must try in east Atlanta read more
I went to this location in East Atlanta village looking for somewhere that wasn't too loud as I noticed most of the places in EAV on Saturday night had music blasting. We walked in here and it was very chill and had good reviews so decided to stay. We initially found it a little confusing as to how to order for dine in. We then realized that this location houses several different restaurants in one physical location. On the tables there is a print out of the different menus with QR codes. The lifting noodles counter is towards the back. I scanned the QR code and ordered online. I got the vegetarian Ramen with an egg added. The order was ready within five minutes and brought to the table. I thought it was pretty good, although I would have liked for there to be a more flavorful broth. I would have also liked for it to be a little spicier and maybe more veggies. It would have also been nice to see several different vegetarian options versus just the one vegetarian Ramen. Overall it was pretty good. I don't think I would be back but I was happy with the meal. I might come back to this location to try some of the other restaurants as it opened my eyes to some other interesting types of food read more
7 years ago
3 years ago
The food is delicious but our soup was very spicy even we asked for a non-spicy option. We were sweating how spicy it was. I would recommend this place to my friends. read more
This gem is hidden inside we suki suki. It is not fancy but the eats are good. Lifting noodle is located at the very end stall. The menu is good. You can even build your own. I stuck to the basic chicken and it was so flavorful. Very chill and relaxed vibe. read more
Hey if you need a good ramen spot as fall approaches, give this spot a try. It's hidden right off of the Moreland exit area. I really enjoyed my miso ramen with added chicken. It's full of flavor & tasty just the way I like it. You can never have too many ramen spots in one city. They also have fried tofu on the menu with that sweet peanut sauce. Give this place a try. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
I lived the service we were provided in picking out the best meal. The staff was very courteous and friendly. read more
7 years ago
I'll just be honest - I didnt try the noodles. I had heard about the brussel sprouts and how tender and tasty they were. Since I was in the area, I just had to have them. Somebody bring me a fan and salts because after one bite - I nearly passed out. They were freakin' awesome! Yes- Brussel Sprouts. Amazing! They had a bit of twang from what tasted like ginger and soy sauce and a hint of sweet from thai chili. Mix it all together, fry it up so some of the leaves have a crunch and you have a customer who could eat this every single day. (You can't see me but I'm doing a happy dance in my seat.) Until we meet again, and next time - I'll try the noodles. read more
5 years ago
This spot is a hidden gem in East Atlanta Village. I stopped by during one of my Ramen Hunts. To say that I was impressed, would be an understatement. It is by far some of the best Ramen in the Atlanta. Portion size was great, flavor was on and popping, the service was great, and the atmosphere was non-pretentious. read more
3 years ago
What a pleasant surprise! I was craving pho and stumbled upon this hidden gym. I got the Village Classic Ramen Bowl. The pork belly was so soft and sweet. The broth was strong yet sweet. I also got a drink at the bar (Whiskey Sour) and it was 10/10. The bartender was personable and efficient. I will definitely be visiting again the next time I am in town. read more
I like Lifting Noodles Ramen. The ramen here is good and it's certainly the best you're going to find in this ramen-starved part of town (East Atlanta). This ramen shop opened right around the new year (2018). It's a counter-serve joint located inside the We Suki Suki food hall (https://www.yelp.com/biz/we-suki-suki-atlanta) in EAV (East Atlanta Village). It's owned and operated by the same folks behind Poke Burri (https://www.yelp.com/biz/poke-burri-atlanta-4), the poke and sushi burrito counter. The two stalls are located right next to each other. I would park on the street. Free street parking is available along Flat Shoals (right in front of the food hall) and Glenwood. If you can't find parking there, then I suggest parking down one of the streets off Glenwood. There's a parking lot next to the building, but I'm not sure exactly who it's for (I know you can park there if you're going to Gaja Korean Bar). The lot is also pretty beat up (bunch of pot holes). We Suki Suki is a narrow, bare-bones, communal space with about a half-dozen picnic tables shared by the four or five vendors inside. I've never had a problem finding a seat, but you'll more than likely have to share a table with strangers if you're not with a group of at least five or six. The vendor kitchens are small and out in the open. You and your clothes will leave this place smelling like food. Like Poke Burri, Lifting Noodles has laminated menus which you write your name on, mark up (using a dry-erase marker), and hand to the cashier to place your order. You pay up front. The food hall has a communal water cooler if you want water (free). Lifting Noodles sells bottled water, tea (green, Thai), and soda too. The menu is simple with a handful of starters - ginger miso beet salad, wakame (seasoned seaweed) salad, fried pork gyoza, and crispy fried Brussels sprouts - priced at $3.00-4.50 per order. There are seven ramen choices and four different kinds of broth: pork (tonkotsu), miso, chicken, and vegetarian. The ramen is priced at $11-13 per bowl. Add-ons, like extra protein, egg, and kimchi, cost $1-3 each. You can also build your own ramen starting at $11. Kale noodles, in lieu of standard egg noodles, are an option and they certainly make Lifting Noodles unique. Again, like Poke Burri, Lifting Noodles also has a secret menu. You can ask them about it on Instagram at @liftingnoodlesramen or at the counter. One of the secret menu items has been a ramen carbonara. Here's what I've tried: * Fried pork gyoza ($4.50) - fried pork dumplings with house ginger soy dipping sauce * Crispy fried Brussels sprouts ($4.50) - deep-fried Brussels sprouts glazed with a house red sweet chili sauce * Korean fried chicken wings - not on the regular menu * Angry Zuko ramen ($11) - spicy creamy pork broth, roasted pork, noodles, sweet corn, black mushroom, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame seeds, pickled ginger, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed * Miso ramen ($11, spicy version) - creamy miso broth, pork belly, noodles, sweet corn, black mushroom, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, sesame seeds, scallions, pickled ginger, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed * Spicy seafood ramen ($13) - spicy creamy pork broth, shrimp, mussels, squid, noodles, sweet corn, black mushroom, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, sesame seeds, scallions, marinated soft-boiled egg, and roasted seaweed In general, the food has been good. The fried pork gyoza and crispy fried Brussels sprouts were tasty/par for the course. I've had the Brussels sprouts twice so far and they've been consistent. The chili sauce they add to the Brussels sprouts tastes a lot like the Thai Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce I used to eat a lot with chicken growing up. My favorite app is the Korean fried chicken wings. I didn't see these on the regular menu, so they must be a special or secret menu item. They were delicious. Crispy wings slathered in a sweet and spicy sauce with black and white sesame seeds. These wings were definitely on the sweeter side (one of my friends thought they were too sweet), but I liked them. As for the ramen, I liked all three about the same. I can't say I prefer one significantly over another, but if I had to recommend one, it would be the Angry Zuko. I've had that one twice. It's named after the character Zuko from the animated TV series Avatar: The Last Airbender. The above three ramen are all prepared very similarly. They pack each bowl with fresh and flavorful ingredients. The soft-boiled egg in particular is good quality and nicely cooked. The egg noodles, while not my favorite around town (I prefer my noodles to have a denser and chewier consistency), are yummy. The miso broth has a more subtle sweet and tangy flavor to it while the pork broth is richer and tastes more robust. My sister said, "The spicy seafood ramen was the best, tastiest ramen I have ever had. Great broth!" Service is excellent from co-owner Seven, manager Simon, and their staff. read more
Lifting Noodles has and probably will be the most hole in the wall restaurant I have ever been to. Me and my friend had been trying numerous Ramen Places around the ATL and lifting noodles was our next destination. Lifting noodles is located in a small shopping strip in east ATL with a very hipster look. Locating the restaurant was a challenge as we later figured out it's inside another building with other various restaurants. For 4min we searched for a building with their sign on it until we ultimately gave up and asked some locals where it's located. So I suggest immediately asking someone around to avoid the back and forth pacing we did the first time. The inside of the building houses 3 small Asian restaurants and lifting noodles is located at the end of the small hallway. We were presented small menus where we used marker to select our desired dish and hand back to the cashier. We both selected the village classic, a pork broth with lots of different vegetables and an egg. The seating provided are medium sized red picnic tables where we waited till our food was brought to us. Once arrived, I could immediately tell that we were in for a glorious bowl of ramen. I started with a taste of the broth and almost yelled with how great the broth was. It was a burst of flavors in my mouth but the pork flavor was never lost in it. The noodles that were served with it were thin and fresh, my personal preference of noodle shape. The broth was so nice that when I finished all the noodles in my bowl, I immediately got up to order a second of serving. I waited a minute for the second serving of noodles and went straight back to devouring my bowl. I honestly wasn't expecting this level of flavor from this small place but I will never complain about these kinds of surprises. It was definitely one of the best bowls of ramen I've ever had and will definitely recommended making the trip over here! read more
4 years ago
Incredible service, Mariah was super friendly, great atmosphere! The spicy and sprouts were amazing! read more
3 years ago
6 years ago
Best ramen in Atlanta. I got the spicy tan tan and fried Brussels. First off - Perfect noodles. Soft and not soggy. Broth - The right amount of heat, salt, spice and flavor. Egg - YUP. soft and semi-runny center. It adds more silkiness to the broth. Meat - two types. Ground pork and a pork belly/brisket. WoH! So flavorful. Top it off with bamboo, mushroom, corn and sesame seed. The fries Brussels were also insanely flavorful, crispy and not soggy. When can I got back? read more
3 years ago
Lifting Noodles is located on a lively street in EAV and shares a location with a bunch of other Asian cuisine spots. It's a little hard to spot driving by because there's not a huge sign outside, so you'll need to walk down the street. Parking is a little tight but doable (and there's a lot down the street that we parked in). Pick up is a little hectic with so many people cramming up in the tiny waiting area, but they were ready on time with my ramen. I got the Angry Zuko Ramen and enjoyed it. It wasn't crazy spicy but had good flavor. It had all the standard toppings that I crave with ramen-- bean sprouts, egg, green onion. I really liked the broth because of its flavor but the noodles were a little chewy and starchy for me. Not a deal breaker, but just not the best ramen I've ever had. They had the option for more toppings and a bunch of appetizers which I would love to try next time. To summarize-- a small spot with quality ramen. I'll be back. read more
Great casual spot for reasonably priced ramen. Located in the We Suki Suki food complex in East Atlanta Village. I had the 1-UP vegetarian broth with egg noodle ramen. We went for weekday lunch and the place was medium busy. Ordered at the counter and sat at one of their shared picnic tables. They brought the food out for us with chili sauce upon request. It was the richest creamiest vegetarian ramen broth I've ever had! One of the FEW ramen places that does vegetarian broth and does it well! The fun part is that We Suki Suki has a lot of options so a great place to come with a small group of friends who have different (but international) taste buds! read more
7 years ago
Location and parking: This is part of the collective, at the same spot as Poke Burri and one other place. Plenty of street parking available and a parking lot adjacent to Argosy is available for customers to park at. Food: I created my own bowl of spicy chicken ramen, topped with seaweed, soft boiled egg and bamboo shoots and corn. The bowl is very filling! it had the right amount of spice, the chicken was grilled perfectly. The broth was very rich and creamy. Service: Our food came out in ten minutes after we ordered. Price: 11$/bowl is reasonably priced I think, considering you are really full after eating. That's how much other ramen places usually charge as well. Happy with the food and the service! read more
It's kind of like a little hole in the wall with 3 restaurants combined. Lifting Noodles is at the back of the restaurant. It's really small and nothing fancy at all--you order, they bring it out to you, and you bus your own table. There have been times when someone has taken my bowl after I was done. There is communal seating so it's easy to make new friends when you are sitting so close together. I ordered the seafood ramen and it was delicious and inexpensive ~$13 or so for a big bowl of ramen! There's plenty of seafood in the ramen including shrimp, squid, and mussels. Parking can be tricky as with many places in Atlanta. read more
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