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3.6 (36 reviews)
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Erika H.

Jorge was amazing! Great food. Came in at the last minute after a hair cut. Very cute inside and not crazy prices. I like it here!

Spicy Wings
Bhavika P.

Another great addition to the neighborhood! Their happy hour menu is amazing--there's a wide variety of appetizers that are half off, and everything we've tried has been delicious. They also have great options for kids, which makes it an easy choice for families. I've visited for lunch as well, and the coconut curry chicken noodle soup is absolutely yum--definitely a standout dish. We've been here 3+ times between lunch and happy hour and pretty much worked our way through the entire happy hour menu--fries, wings, dumplings, salads--you name it, it's all been great. The service is consistently excellent, the space is huge, and prices are very reasonable. We love this place and will definitely keep coming back!

Spare ribs
Regina M.

This is one of those times when being on the Elite Squad is helpful. Why? Because I know Ritesh, who reviewed this restaurant, and I know that the places he likes are often places I would enjoy as well. So, when we were in the hunt for a good lunch spot not too far from The Resource Exchange, we chose Mecha partly because I trusted his review. He didn't disappoint. The restaurant is on a corner, inside a new/rehabbed building right in Front street, with the Frankford L above us. The inside is sleek with lots of blond wood and dark seats. My lower back does not like those met stools, so we asked for, and we're seated at, a banquette. We were not quite at the lunch hour so it was fairly empty. We were quickly seated, offered menus, and water was brought. We were asked about food allergies, which was a nice touch. I do have a shellfish allergy, which was noted. It was really easy to avoid seafood as the menu is well balanced between meat/fish/veg. Equal time given to pho and ramen, with some other dishes offered as well. I chose the KFC bao, the burger bao, some pork egg rolls. Darling nephew got spare ribs, an eel roll and some ramen. Those two bao were great. The KFC is the stuff of my dreams. Seriously. Great flavor, and the heat hits late so you can taste the flavors before the spiciness. It was yum. The burger bao, I see why it's popular because it's also great, nice almost crispy beef made it taste like a burger at a barbecue picnic. The only soft spot for me was the egg rolls, which arrived right out of the deep fryer, which made them just too hot to eat. When they cooled they were oddly just kind of missing flavors, even with offered lettuce wrap and Vietnamese style dip. Nephew loved the ramen, he liked the spare ribs, which are always kind of a crap shoot to order anywhere. These were a little tough on the bone. Parking is about what you'd expect for this part of town. As in, take transit if you can or be prepared to walk a bit depending where you find a spot. Service was prompt and friendly. We would definitely go again, most likely after playing some board games at Bubs on the next block.

Shoyu Paitan (chicken ramen)
Jasmine S.

It's not often my husband and I can both satisfy our want for Pho and Ramen at the same time, but Mecha entered the chat! Walked in on a Friday night without a reservation and was seated right away. For appetizers we ordered: Spareribs (5/5) and the egg rolls (3.5/5). The spareribs had a nice crust like finish and the sweet and sour glaze was flavorful. The egg rolls were good, but they were essentially spring rolls with a side of lettuce. The description reads as a DIY, protein and lettuce wrap situation which is what I was looking for rather a fried spring roll. But can't knock the flavor. The dipping sauce was a nice touch. The pho (4/5) and the ramen (4/5) were good. Flavors layered, broth did not fall flat, and both were served with a healthy amount of noodles and protein. The menu features add on (toppings) recommendations and they were clutch, and I agree adding them to your pho/ramen if you're looking to take it to the next level. Honorable mentions: our server Maggie was a treat. Her energy was unmatched and she made our dining experience a fun one. Also the 'drinkers confession' cocktail, is a fun play on an old fashioned with plum wine and other relevant ingredients instead. It's worth getting for the confession book alone ... iykyk. Definitely giving Happy hour a try, I want to dive into more munchies!

Great drink but don't remember name
Carmen M.

Amazing food! First time at a noodle bowl restaurant. Ellendora was friendly just outstanding! You can tell she enjoys her job. Give us recommendations. Also some background on the owners. Love the ceiling looks like 2x2 boards hanging from the ceiling. Atmosphere was just asp relaxing. The broth in my noodle bowl lots of flavor!

Menu in Dec 2025
Maggie P.

A variety of noodles from multiple cuisines in a modern Japanese inspired style restaurant. They had anime playing all around, service was friendly, and not too loud. Easy to get seating. I got the curry laksa which was full of ingredients. Also tried their mala stir fry. I didn't get any drinks but they all seem to be Asian inspired which sounded super yummy so will definitely come back for them.

Annie N.

Overall, a great spot to get your pho fix! The servers were kind and immediately greeted us. I ordered the pho bo vien that came with tai, but they forgot to include it so I did have to ask the waiter about it. The BYOB was a great appetizer to share among the 5 of us. I felt the broth was flavorful and on the sweeter side, though the temperature of the soup could be more hot. Some of us ordered tai steak on the side as we usually do at other pho spots, but this broth here was not hot enough to cook the tai steak to a medium rare. The ambiance of the restaurant was great for small and bigger groups. Small suggestion: regular napkins instead of the paper hand towels would be great- they're a bit rough when using it for your face.

Spicy ramen
LaShonda R.

I ordered the spicy beef ramen with the buttered corn topper. While the presentation was appealing, the flavor just didn't land for me personally. The broth wasn't bad, but it didn't quite come together in a way I enjoyed, so overall the food was a 2/5 for my taste. That said, the service was good--attentive and friendly without being overbearing--and the ambiance was gorgeous, with a warm, stylish vibe that made the space enjoyable to be in. If you're someone who loves rich ramen flavors, this may still be worth trying, but it just wasn't my thing.

Pho
Christie M.

Great neighborhood spot -- finally tried it and loved it! We've walked past Mecha Noodle Bar a million times and finally stopped in -- and honestly, it was so good. We sat at the bar and had an awesome server who made the whole experience even better. We started with the Smashburger bao bun and the poutine, and both were killer. I got the pho, my husband ordered the curry laksa ramen, and everything came out super flavorful, hot, and perfectly done. No misses. The vibe is great too -- fun, lively, and just a solid place to hang out for a casual night out. Definitely glad this spot is right down the street. We'll be back!

Spicy Miso 2.0  Tonkotsu 3.0

Went there one night for dinner excited to try this the munchies were the best part. lil disappointed in the ramen they were so SALTY. My boyfriend and I got kimchi fried rice (fire), the firecracker wings WERE DELICIOUS, spicy tuna hand roll was good, spicy miso 2.0 ramen was so salty but I love that the noodles weren't mushy, tonkotsu 3.0 ramen was just so salty. Def be back for the munchies but also service needs to be more attentive. The man came checked on us like 2 times and would never remove the dirty plates I had to keep trying to find room on the table to be able to eat.

Curry Laksa
Sharvani M.

Came across an Instagram ad for Mecha and we are always on the lookout for new ramen spots, so decided to try. It is a chain, so not sure how freshly the food is made, but still lots of interesting menu options. The aesthetic is very warehouse - laidback, with mostly stools for seating and some booth seats. We shared the mushroom dumplings, Kinoko Vegan, and Curry Laksa (made vegan). The mushroom dumplings had great mushroomy-umami flavor, but were served on a bed of sauce / broth and got a bit soggy throughout dinner. Both ramen were tasty - the Curry Laksa is genuinely spicy and the Kinoko is very heavily mushroom-based, but I like mushrooms so didn't mind. Service was a bit slow, we had to call out to our server a few times to get their attention, and food took a pretty long time to arrive. Otherwise overall a good experience, and would come again if someone else suggested it and wanted to try it but wouldn't necessarily bring a friend visiting Philly here.

Pho with ribeye and meat balls
Jordyn K.

We went here on a Friday without reservations! It was crowded (but they managed it well!), there was a small wait but nothing crazy. There is a ton of space and we were seated at the bar and helped right away. Their beer list is small, and they don't have wine, but do have LOTS of sake and fun cocktails, and bubble tea. We didn't order fun drinks but those definitely looked delicious, but a little slow to come out (behind the bar is tiny and they were hustling.) Our crab Rangoon came out quick and it was really really fresh. The wait for our Bao buns, hand rolls, and pho took a little longer, but again, this was a Friday night on week 2 of being open. The food itself was great especially for the price. The ribeye on the pho was a little bland but it wouldn't stop me from getting it again. Will certainly be back!

Vegan ramen
Lane B.

I was super excited to go here, but I was so disappointed. The server was training someone and maybe she was distracted. The main reason I was super excited to go here was for the alcoholic boba, but for some reason they gave me boba without alcohol. I got the mango lassi and sadly, it was just OK. It did have too much boba - it was a huge mouthful whenever I had a sip. Our drinks were also sitting by the bar ready for a long time. We shared the mushroom dumplings and they were VERY good. No complaints there. I got the vegan ramen with egg and corn. It was...so salty it was difficult to eat. And it's sad because that's the only vegetarian soup on the menu. The ambiance is very pretty and it might be nice to come for a happy hour.

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Almanac

Almanac

4.4(38 reviews)
1.9 mi•Old City

My husband and I went here as a little birthday celebration/fourth of July vacation treat…read more My husband's food ranking: Yuzu Miso Glazed Wings - Addictive Cucumber - Spicy Miso Mazeman Ramen - Ocean Trout Crudo My food ranking: Addictive Cucumber - Yuzu Miso Glazed Wings - Spicy Miso Mazeman Ramen - Ocean Trout Crudo We agreed that the Miso Ramen was easily the best bang for your buck and the Ocean Trout Crudo was the only thing we wouldn't order again; it wasn't horrible it just had waaaay too many almonds which took away from the fish itself. Unlike others, we felt the portions were not too small. Overall a very respectable dinner showing from Almanac. I kind of regret ordering a pre fixed cocktail because his Omakase was so on point to what he asked for and was delicious. I love rhubarb and Gin is my usual spirt of choice, so I didn't want to pass up the Hanamachi Rikki, but while I found the tart rhubarb refreshing, it fell flat when placed next to the Omakase. While I enjoyed the music choices, he did not and it was also INCREDIBLY dark/moody which isn't our preference, but makes sense for the intimate vibe they are clearly going for.

Drinks were outstanding, and so was the food! This actually came as a surprise since Almanac is…read moremarketed as more of a cocktail bar/speakeasy. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, since they are located right about Ogawa (also amazing)! We tried the omakase cocktail, which was really fun and creative. Although if I'm paying $25 for a drink, I do expect a bit more of a presentation... The scallop crispy rice was absolutely a favorite, we had to order two! The toro was also a standout, although how can you go wrong with toro, uni, and caviar? The wagyu dog itself was great, but the roll it was on was dry. In my opinion, the bread makes or breaks a sandwich, so points off for that one. The ambiance was cozy, if a little dark at times. Our waitress was knowledgeable and attentive and gave us good recommendations on what to order. I will absolutely be back for the crispy rice alone!

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Terakawa Ramen - Terakawa Ramen

Terakawa Ramen

4.3(2.1k reviews)
1.8 mi•Chinatown
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When searching for the best ramen in Philadelphia, not only did the reviews lead us here, but the…read moresuggestions from the locals did as well. We started off with a few appetizers. The edamame was standard, and the takoyaki and pan-fried dumplings didn't taste homemade. Rather they both reminded me of what you would pick up at the frozen section at the food market. Nevertheless, they were passable. After all, we were here for the ramen. I opted in for their Terakawa special. The broth was flavourful, and the chashu was the most tender and juicy chashu I've ever had. As for the girlfriend, she opted in for their spicy ramen which was also spectacular. I absolutely loved her wavy noodles. I would have loved to have swapped out my straight noodles for her wavy noodles. They have a nice bounce and slightly chewy texture. Their marinated eggs were to die for. We put in a few extra orders for these. Overall, a great experience. The staff seemed to be right on the ball, and this small and cozy restaurant definitely makes you feel transported to Japan.

Came here for a Friday night dinner because I was craving Japanese takeout. I pass by Terakawa…read moreRamen all the time, so I figured it was finally time to give it a try! When I arrived, the restaurant was very busy, and the space itself was pretty small. Thankfully, they have a self-service kiosk to join the dine-in waitlist and another kiosk specifically for takeout orders. The ordering process was simple and straightforward, but unfortunately, the wait was quite long. Despite ordering relatively simple dishes, my food took about 30 minutes to prepare. There also wasn't anywhere to sit or wait inside, so I ended up standing outside for the entire 30 minutes. For my appetizer, I ordered the mini chicken curry, which was pretty good! The curry had that classic Japanese curry flavor I was looking for, and I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of chicken included, especially for an appetizer-sized portion. For my entree, I went with the gyudon, which was also pretty solid. The beef was a little fattier than I expected, and I felt that the rice-to-meat ratio was slightly off, with significantly more rice than beef. However, the overall flavor was good, and it definitely satisfied my craving for a Japanese rice bowl. Overall, I enjoyed the food and would definitely consider coming back to try their ramen, especially since that's what they're known for. My biggest complaint was the takeout experience. Hopefully, they can improve their efficiency with takeout orders or find a way to better accommodate customers waiting for their food. The food itself was satisfying, but a 30-minute wait for a couple of simple dishes felt a bit excessive.

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Ogawa Sushi & Kappo

Ogawa Sushi & Kappo

4.4(39 reviews)
1.9 mi•Old City

We had omakase experience at this spot one day. Every nice…read moreexperience. All dishes were delicious and all in all it's firm 4 stars

My first omakase experience at Ogawa was both memorable and flavorful. Located in the heart of Old…read moreCity, you're welcomed into an intimate 12-person counter with a small seating area in the front. While there isn't a formal coat check, there are designated racks where you can store clothing and belongings. The restaurant shares a space with Almanac, its upstairs cocktail bar. Despite being catered as a social atmosphere, I never felt that its presence (or playlist) disrupted my dining experience. There's service staff moving about the stairwell behind the Ogawa counter, but I felt you can still clearly hear and immerse yourself with the chefs during the meal. I visited with my partner for their Midweek Omakase Experience, which provides an abridged four set, 16-course meal perfect for a date night. This particularly stood out to me, since it's a $250-per couple offering that makes it more affordable and welcoming for veteran diners or first-time omakase enjoyers. The Food Breakdown: First Set (4.5/5) - The appetizer dishes were a great start to our meal. I thoroughly enjoyed the selections of cuts with the pickles on the second plate. The scallop was also seasoned incredibly well, and the brush of soy helped elevate each bite. Second Set (5/5) - Flavors from the chawanmushi helped warm the palette, especially with the chutoro of the bluefin tuna presented in this course. I felt that this set had the greater diversity of textures between bites, which made savoring it more worthwhile. Third Set (4/5) - Miso soup was a great start before we were served delicious otoro cuts of fish. The portion sizes were also excellent, and Chef Andy did a fantastic job describing each bite in full detail. My only note was that I felt the handroll sizes were very slightly inconsistent in their filling. Fourth Set (5/5) - All of the desserts were delicious and light, which made for an excellent closer to the meal. While traditionally omakase ends with a tamago-style dessert, we were also provided a vanilla ice cream and homemade chocolate to round out our experience. Chef Andy was welcoming, knowledgeable at every step of our meal, and demonstrated a clear passion in his preparation of each bite. It was a great and affordable experience for an omakase!

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Morimoto

Morimoto

4.3(2.2k reviews)
2.1 mi
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We chose it because it's one of Chef Morimoto's restaurants, and as an Iron Chef fan, it was worth…read morechecking out. We were seated at the sushi bar, which ended up being one of the best parts of the night. We got to watch the sushi chefs prepare dishes up close and even chat with them a bit, which made the experience feel more personal and fun. I would recommend requesting this if you are a party of one or two. The restaurant itself has a very clean, sleek look, with mostly white decor. It feels modern and upscale without being cold. The space is large enough that it doesn't feel crowded, but still intimate enough for a nice dinner. Our server was fantastic and gave great recommendations for cocktails, sake, and dishes. I tried a sake flight and ended up not enjoying it, and he kindly brought me something else with no issue and didn't charge for the flight, which I really appreciated. The sushi was fresh, and every dish we had was seasoned perfectly. They have seasonal tasting menus if you are more adventurous. The dishes are beautifully plated. Overall, this was a great experience and I'd definitely recommend Morimoto for a higher-end dinner in Philly, especially if you're a fan of TV chefs or just want a memorable sushi experience.

What happened to the real Morimoto?…read more I came here years ago and had an exciting, innovative meal. Today the menu still has those classic old Nobu-inspired dishes from the 1990s - crispy rice with spicy tuna, hamachi carpaccio, miso cod - but there's not much of anything novel. Worse, we made the mistake of ordering a sushi assortment. There were five kinds of fish: cooked shrimp, fluke, salmon, tuna, and yellowtail, just like at any corner sushi joint. The server called the yellowtail kampachi, but it lacked the usual springiness of amberjack; it was just regular hamachi as far as I could tell. And apart from a tiny unidentifiable topping on the fluke, there was nothing special about this fish at all, nor was the rice particularly good. Apart from an inside-out spicy salmon roll, nothing about this said Morimoto. The service was okay (though our main dishes took forever to arrive), and the prices weren't over the top. The decor is a time capsule, just like the menu. Morimoto is phoning it in - could the chef answer the call himself?

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Umami Steak and Sushi Bar

Umami Steak and Sushi Bar

4.6(157 reviews)
2.2 mi

I came across this incredible restaurant while searching for the nearest sushi bar to the hospital…read morewhere my wife was a patient, and what a remarkable surprise it turned out to be. The first impression was not especially auspicious. The restaurant is tucked away in the basement beneath a building on Walnut Street in Philadelphia, and at first glance the menu prices gave me pause. But from the very first bite, every doubt completely disappeared. The sushi was absolutely extraordinary -- some of the best I have ever had anywhere. I ordered the 9-piece tasting menu with uni for $68, and every single piece of nigiri was exquisite. The fish practically melted in my mouth, with outstanding freshness, texture, and flavor. Each bite felt carefully crafted and perfectly balanced. The service was equally impressive. The staff was warm, cheerful, attentive, and made the entire experience feel welcoming and relaxed. I arrived toward the end of the evening, so the restaurant was pleasantly quiet, which made the meal even more enjoyable. This was truly a memorable dining experience. Every course was exceptional, and I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who appreciates outstanding sushi. My only regret is that it is so far from where I live, because otherwise I would return again and again.

I've been here multiple times. Great service. Workers are very friendly. Always give great recs,…read moreespecially sake recommendations. Their happy hour is 5-7pm and always a great deal - at the bar only. It's downstairs but doesn't feel like a basement. Ambiance is ok. But don't let that deter you. I took my wife and MIL today and we enjoyed the happy hour. I recommend you give it a try.

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Umami Steak and Sushi Bar - Taken while sitting at the sushi bar

Taken while sitting at the sushi bar

Umami Steak and Sushi Bar - Negi Toro (plus uni) U-Temaki & Sweet Shrimp Hotate U-Temaki

Negi Toro (plus uni) U-Temaki & Sweet Shrimp Hotate U-Temaki

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Spicy tuna, sansho salmon & hamachi butsu

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