The most expensive and shitty quality ramen I've ever had in my life. Broth too salty. Noodles too hard, taste like those noodles use for Taiwanese beef noodle soup. I didn't finish my bowl. Honestly even instant ramen taste better than this. $28/bowl is rip-off. And they add 18% tips on your tab. Maybe that's why they do cash only, so you can't call your bank to take that $ back. Also chef is Chinese not Japanese. Not sure if he will check review here, if so 師傅麻煩多學習一下，實在是太難吃了。 1 start for the server and they give 1 free bottle water/person. Overall, I would not go back there or recommend to anyone. The food taste not worth a penny. read more

I left a bad review when I was 20. The truth is that I don't care about the bad service. I just love their ramen. They are unique to Miami. And the other food on the menu is also amazing. Momi is a staple to Miami and a significant local business to Brickel. read more

Been on a hunt for a decent Ramen place since moving here from Los Angeles which is full of ramen places and stumble upon Momi. As usual with Asian restaurant being limited in Miami comes the high prices but Momi is one of those places where I wouldnt mind. The ramen rivals my hometown Ramen and will continue to come back for my Ramen fix. My review is based on my overall 4 visits so far. Pork belly bun: (4/5) First & second visit i had it, it was dry hence the negative 1 star but my third and fourth visit they change the bun and added a sauce that made it really good. Gyoza (3/5) it is fresh and good but tiny for the price. Bone Marrow: (3/5) it is alright. Pork belly ramen (5/5) Yum, The broth and noodles are always consistent in taste and the pork belly is tender and loaded into the bowl Gyoza Ramen (2/5) I dont recommend added the gyoza to the ramen, it makes it really salty or just that day when i had it. I had a headache from the overwhelming salty taste Pork belly tankana rice (5/5) it had the right balance of food and delicious. Sesame noodles (4/5) added their chili to it which made it good but wish they added mince pork belly to it that would of made it better ^_^ The service was excellent, everyone interacts and almost all the time it is the chefs who brings out the food to you to give you the homely feel. The hostesses are always happy to serve you. Overall this is my weekly ramen spot. read more

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Great flavor, the food came out quick. I order a spicy 3/5 but it was barely spicy. If you like spicy ramen I suggest you get the maximum or you won't feel anything read more

They will probably go broke in a few months, unless they are laundering money for the mafia. Anyhow, let me start by saying that the chef is Chinese. Mind you, I don't have anything against Chinese people making Japanese food, I'm a big fan of Peruvian eateries that serve sushi myself, like the one twenty yards down the road, which you should be visiting instead. The tonkotsu ramen is flat and very liquid. Real tonkotsu ramen is thick and almost gelatinous, thanks to all that pork bone goodness. The noodles are thick and cooked al dente - not to my liking, I prefer real Japanese ramen, thin and cooked just right. The boiled egg in the ramen was pretty good, but then again, anyone can boil an egg in shoyu. And then there is the decor, which is somewhat authentic but displays lack of attention, like the giant dead bush sitting on the corner of the front patio. And the fact that it is pricey for what it is, and doesn't take credit cards (really, square anyone?) I suggest the owners to re-imagine it as an izakaya, especially for dinner. I suggest the patrons to keep out and go have dinner some place else. read more

Momi Ramen - looks good... the taste, not so much.... - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

I have only one word to describe the ramen... Exceptional! I have tried Ramen all over the country and have found some of the best that I've ever eaten in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles to Chinatown in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a arrival for either of those places where I'm from in St Louis. I have been to a number of different Ramen joints in my local area and haven't found one that has captured my attention. My wife and I were very hopeful when we came to Miami and read some reviews on this place. Although 3 out of 5 Stars not great reviews, we found that most complaints were based on the price. So, we had to try it and I am so glad that we did. Considering you're paying $35 of bowl for ramen seems a little high. Very true and I can't argue with that, however, that portion is enough for two people easily. They will automatically split the bowl if there's two of you and you make one order, which is exactly what we did. We also ordered the pork and chicken dumplings. They come in an order of 12 for $19. Truly some of the better dumplings I've had in the steam version. Enough of that dope let's get back to the ramen! Trulia traditional and exceptional brought. We did the pork belly and it was truly perfect. Definitely one of the top three I've ever eaten and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. Again, be prepared to spend about $50 for two people but make sure not to order a bowl of ramen for each of you unless you're really really really hungry! read more

Momi Ramen - Traditional pork belly Ramen! Keep in mind this is one order split into. This is my half - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Very nice place, feels authentic.. Prices are steep however, too steep for what is a medium sized bowl of soup, and if you've read my previous posts about overpriced food then you know I won't be back. read more

Momi Ramen - Not to be confused the stuff you ate in college. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

This place is amazing the ambiance os set just right. The ramen is The Best in Miami. You can taste the quality difference. Order the Gyozas which are clearly pan seared which have a beautiful crisp. The portions at large so trust me you'll be full for the rest of your day . They only take cash so prep yourself so there won't be any confusion. read more

I used to love this place years ago but it has disappointed me in my last couple of visits. Seems like since the kitchen staff changed, the quality and Ingredients is not the same anymore. read more

It's VERY expensive for the type of restaurant and the staff is overwhelmed but the food is worth the wait and (kind of) worth the price. We go the bao buns and the pork belly ramen, both recommended. The bathroom cleanliness was sub-par. If you want good ramen and can omit mediocre service definitely consider this place. read more

I must say the food was satisfying taste-wise. They prepare authentic Japanese Ramen Cuisines here and couple of other small bite entrees. Very simple and limited menu but the options they do offer seem to be intriguing, no lunch-dinner difference in the menu.. Loved the decor/feeling that this restaurant has and location within The Brickell area. Very trendy lighting fixtures and Asian-styled interior. But on the other hand there were several things that didn't too well with me. 1. Parking was a mission and I had to pretty much circle the area multiple times before I could find an open spot.(Not totally the restaurants fault but I spent the same amount of time looking for a spot as I dining in the establishment). 2. There might have been a language barrier problem as well, I attempted to ask questions about the options but my server wasn't able to adequately explain the entrees and the menu had no description or images. 3. As I said before, the meal I chose was good taste-wise, but the portion to price ratio seemed a little off in my opinion. Small portion and more expensive than a typical ramen entree. Maybe this is due to the location of this restaurant and the more upscale Brickell area. 4. They only accept cash here and since I wasn't able to understand the dialect of the language the lady spoke I couldn't ask where the nearest ATM was. (small inconvenience). I'll say plan ahead to find parking, bring cash, know what you want before you arrive( go online), and try not to be too hungry when you get there... read more

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Let's see... as soon as we sat at the table we were given two bottles of water. I should have bolted. I had never seen seaweed salad that costs $19 but now I have. (Spoiler alert - it looks the same as the one that costs $4 at other places). The ramen was $39.... If you are going to charge that much it needs to be good. And definitely if you charge that much don't rush me out of the place while I'm finishing my food and add 18% to the bill. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLA read more

The most distasteful ramen I've ever had. The noodles were plastic like, although they claim to be "freshly made, daily". The noodles were not the typical noodle taste known to be by any ramen connoisseur. I won't compare this ramen shop with the ones I've experienced in Japan in my four year residence in the country, but there're definitely better ramen shops in Miami I've experienced. I ordered the pork belly ramen, hoping for the traditional ramen soup I expected, even more when the bowl of soup was worth $28. The broth, which should be the star of the show, in my opinion, was excessively overshadowed by the grease. I would not mind paying nearly $30 for a good bowl of ramen, but the taste of the noodle soup was no where near the amount priced. The ambiance is nicely decorated and the service was great, but the soup I had was very disappointing. Perhaps, you'll enjoy another ramen other than the pork belly, for sure! read more

Soul warming food. Bring cash it's the only form of payment they accept. Pricey? Sure. But it's perfectly delicious. I recommend the Chicken Ramen. Slurp and splurge. read more

Momi Ramen - Chicken Ramen yum yum - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

I wanted to like this place and for Miami it's pretty decent. However, the price is offensive and definitely not worth it coming back. Also, be aware they add gratuity! read more

My first impression of this place was very positive! The atmosphere is wonderful and fun. There was k-pop music playing, various types of sake bottles lined all of the walls, unique Edison bulb light hanging from the ceiling. with intimate seating at small tables, and a large glass window where you can see all of the ramen being prepared. We seated ourselves and were handed a menu and that's when I panicked. Not only was I pretty short on cash (IT'S CASH ONLY! But there is an ATM in the back), but I definitely didn't have the money to pay for these prices! The bowls were ranging from $20-$35+ and I was shocked. I was ready to find somewhere else to eat but my friend said she would treat. It wasn't until we had marked our order on the menu that our server explained that all of the items on the menu are portioned and priced to share between two or more people. What a relief! We ordered a hot sake ($11) and a pork belly ramen. The sake arrived quickly and piping hot, as did the ramen. The ramen was already split in two bowls which was very convenient so we were spilling everywhere! And man oh man was it good! The noodles are a bit thicker than I've had in the past but were great and cooked well. I was pleasantly surprised about how many pieces of pork were in each bowl. Lots of freshly chopped green onions too! But my favorite part was the broth. The broth was rich and flavorful. It wasn't overly salty or too thick at all. There was no spice/heat to it, which I enjoyed but my friend prefers spicy and added red chili powder that's provided on the table. We both talked about wishing we could just ask for a big bowl of extra broth to take home! About four bites into our meal and the chef gifted us with two BBQ Pork Buns on the house. They were delicious, sticky and sweet with a savory pork filling inside. While we were there we must've seen 5-10 groups or single diners come in, sit down, look at the menu prices and walk out. It was heartbreaking because they were missing out! However the server never explained to any guests upon their arrival that the prices were for shareable portions and I think they are really losing business by not stating that on the menu or having their wait staff inform people of that when they hand them a menu. I loved the experience and the food was absolutely delicious. Can not wait to come back with a larger group to try more options! Definitely a great date night spot or a place to go with friends! read more

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As a new yorker I'm pretty spoiled with my ramen options and let me just say this is not the one. I ordered the pork belly ramen which is $30 and that's way way too expensive for this boring sh*t. There's literally no toppings but some sad a$$ green onions. The broth was so greasy to the point that my stomach can't handle it. I was not full when I left but I had to stop eating bc the broth was so greasy. The noodles themselves were very bland had no texture and bounciness. im very confused how this restaurant is still running. read more

Momi Ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

Nope stupid expensive. My Japanese friend from Japan said that the prices are completely obscene and it's not normal for what you get.

Oh wow this is by far my favorite Ramen place in Miami. The ramen is legit authentic and so well made it's hard to describe. The broth and beef and pickled eggs in the ramen are out of this world. You can share a ramen with two people they will separate for you already upon ordering. The pork steam buns are sticky and fluffy and airy and mouth watering. I love it here. Bring cash or card for ATM, nothing other than cash is accepted so no Apple Pay sorry lol but so so worth it. read more

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Asian fusion food, that gives you the sense of predominance in Chinese ramen. Food delicious, huge portions and price not bad for the area. The staff it's very courteous and they also offered us a portion of gyozas on the house. The ambience it's nice and the place it's clean. I do recommend if you want to change the gastronomic ambiance of Miami. Please be advice they only accept cash as a form of payment. read more

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***Cash Only*** *** Mandatory 18% Tip is automatically included in bills** ***Ramen price range $30~39*** Comparing the price: Ipoudo Ramen NYC: $13~$19 Morimoto Asia Orlando: $14~$20 Makoto Miami: $16~22 What I got for my $39 oxtail ramen: Two cold egg toppings, Cold oxtail meat toppings and Pre-cooked broth taste ramen soup and Pre-made ramen noodles Only reason I went there was that it was the only restaurant open till 5am. I would NEVER come to this place ever again. Ramen tasted just ok but there is absolutely nothing special about the ramen. It tastes like any other ramen that is made with pre-made broth and ingredients you can easily get from many of low-priced Japanese restaurants in Florida. This ramen is EXTREMLY way too overpriced. read more

Worse Ramen I had. Wakyu was terrible. Never go. How come it was 39 dollars without tip? read more

Momi Ramen - Worst Japanese Ramen I have ever had. Wakyu is worse than common beef. $46 total. Good luck... - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

What can I say .. consistently bad to horrible service decent but overpriced ramen for those of us who spend time in NYC or west coast I thought I would give this place another try but is probably the last time .. besides the cash only 39$ for a basic ramen gimmick they add a 20 % gratuity all while they removed my half eaten ramen bowl from me while I was looking at the check When I told him that I was still eating he said .. my bad .. not I will make it right bring back the food just my bad .. and to think that they deserve 20% tip is just ridiculous.. no good options in Miami but do yourself a favor and stay away Is not a money issue I spend much more dining but feels wrong .. read more

It was my favorite ramen but everything changed and it's not as good as before now... the nice waitress is not there anymore neither the cook and the waiter is very unfriendly. The quality of the food is not good anymore, they still accept only cash and they charge you 8% for taxes when it's 7% in Miami !!!! Scam !!!! Won't go anymore so disappointed and really feel robbed read more

Momi Ramen - Taxes 8% in Miami ! And gratuity very high for 2! A shame - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

My teenage son and I love ramen and have been to great places from around the country: Momi Ramen's Pork Belly Ramen is our new favorite The Pork Buns were delicious but I could only have one, my DBZ Obsessed son had the other three that came in the serving. It really is not that much more expensive than normal ramen places, I spent $70 in a great, filling dinner for two and was happy to see that the gratuity was already included; very convenient. YOU MUST BRING CASH, but I believe they have an atm machine. I totally recommend Momi Ramen! read more

Momi Ramen - Pork buns - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

If you love Ramen, you should try this place, the ramen it is different from others places, the ingredients and the noodles (it taste more like homemade). I pay $30 for the ramen plus $19 for some bread with pork inside (first time I tried this), and the beers are $9 (they only have one type of beer pretty much). Pros: The Ramen I think it is unique in Miami, and you can share it, so it would be $15 per plate. -The service was fast and really good, no complains. -I was able to park on a Sat around 7 pm really easy in the street - They have tables outside so I was able to bring my puppy with me. Cons: - ONLY CASH. read more

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Changed management and definitely not the same. The cook was smoking a vape in the kitchen. How gross.

The ramen here is super great, but it's cash only and insanely expensive. Also if you ask for water, they don't bring you cups of water they bring you bottled water that you have to pay for. read more

I want to like it, I do. but as a restaurant owner this place is extremely overpriced, they do have great potential but if they wasn't so greedy they would have so many customers. No construction, no service, the food was ok, so I was confused why the food and drinks are so overpriced?! And it's cash only, it was kind of shady. Anyways won't be returning. read more

I rarely leave reviews, but felt compelled to do so here because I found it very disappointing that this restaurant is so pricey for a bowl of Ramen that includes just noodles, a handful of shrimp, and bland broth. I don't understand how they can charge these prices. I would normally pay it if it meant I'd be getting great quality food, but that was not the case here. I have them three stars because the gyozas are good. Very disappointed. read more

Worst and most expensive ramen place I've ever been to!!! DO NOT RECOMMEND oxtail ramen came out cold

Love and Adore this restaurant, even better than the ramen I ate in Tokyo! The best ramen you can experience! I work in a food industry and I am really picky with my food choices. The taste is fabulous and so flavorful! Will come back for our next trip in Miami! read more

One of my favorite Meals in an Authentic Setting Whit super Friendly Staff And the Best Quality Ingredients. Never Had a Meal Here I Did not Love Thank you. read more

Momi Ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Sunday was my second time at Momi ramen although being across the street from our building. First time I wasn't convinced so it took me a while to want to go back, but now I I'm hooked. Food wise I think this is a 5 star if you are going to eat ramen. I haven't had ramen better this this anywhere. Babe has two friends that were stationed in Japan and they say this is the closest thing to what they had there. The broth in the ramen is amazing. Thick and full of flavor. The prices are alittle steep, although one order of ramen which starts at a basic of $28 and averages around $35 for beef brisket feeds two. If you think that you are paying about $17 for authentic beef brisket ramen it's really not too bad. The portion is split for you and you each get a large bowl filled of beef, mushrooms, ramen and an egg cooked to perfection. We also had the chicken and pork gyoza which come 12 to an order and are $19. These are handmade and also very tasty. They give you two complimentary bottles of water with your dinner and the service was actually very good. Our server on Sunday actually spoke English and we were able to communicate well. He was very nice and we spoke about Japan and different kinds of ramen. The reason I give this only 4 stars is because they accept cash only. They also have a very limited menu, usually difficult to communicate, and the prices are quite high. If you are on the edge of coming I think you should. Come atleast once and decide for yourself, you will not be disappointment with the ramen. read more

Momi Ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

What's happened at MOMI Ramen? At $35 for a bowl of ramen, and $18 for a side of dumplings, the owner must have a death wish for his restaurant. Either that or there's other factors at play here, beyond attracting customers. This is the most expensive ramen I've slurped globally, Tokyo & Manhattan included. To make matters worse, it's cash only, too--a sign in front warns you. Ramen prices are genuinely outrageous here, and far outstrip any positive impression I can convey about the excellent, authentic ramen, perhaps one of its kind in Miami's rather tiny Asian food scene. (It was excellent the last time I slurped away here two years ago. The ramen then was already borderline outrageous, at $26 a bowl.) Save your cash, take a trip to Tokyo or LA for authentic ramen, or just walk around corner to Sushi Maki which offers a serviceable if quite unremarkable version at a fraction of the absurd cost here. Kinda' sad. read more

Just left here.... super empty. When I walked in, guy walked to the back ON HIS PHONE. Then when I stand there after a few I ask if I can sit anywhere.......... since it seemed like he wasn't going to even say anything to me. Bought be a paper where I can check off what I want. Checked off the pork ramen and a soda. Took the paper to the back and just stayed on his phone. I don't care where I can but I'm not paying $30 for a plate where the staff cannot even greet me or bring me something to drink!!!!!!!!!! I tried waving him down for at least some water while I wait but he didn't even look up from his phone!!! Also, during covid, don't touch your phone then my food!!!!!!! I'll try again another day but today you guys are not getting my hard earned money. I just walked out. read more

Food is pretty good, nothing great but definitely not bad by any means. I have had much better ramen and for the price I won't be coming back. I'm sorry, but $30 for one bowl is insane, however the owner was very nice and he did throw in a free gyoza appetizer for my friends and I. Atmosphere is very cool and the place is clean. If you do come here, make sure you have cash, and a lot of it. read more

Stumbled into MOMI late night after some drinks with friends. Decor has an industrial, NYC, hole-in-the-wall kind of feel. Employees were quick to attend us and friendly. Unfortunately, their establishment only takes cash payment which is kind of an annoyance when you just want to grab a quick bite. The prices were also a little steep considering the simplicity & portion size of the ramen. For the price I honestly just expected more and less of an inconvenience with the payment method. Cute place, I'd probably give it a second chance if they decide to update their POS system :/ read more

Momi Ramen - Delicious, fast, service! Tip: Cash ONLY!! Vegetarian options available ;) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Miami, Florida

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I'm indifferent. This was good ramen--it definitely hit the spot after a long evening. Is it affordable? Only if you consider $33 a bowl affordable. Is it the best tasting ramen? No. But that's purely subjective. I had the oxtail ramen bowl. The broth was both thick (borderline slimy consistency--but I didn't mind...some might) and rich. The first two sips of the broth were great!... But the last 5 minutes of the broth was too salty. They did not skimp on the portion of oxtail...so in that sense, I suppose that justifies the price point of $33(?) I even had to take a separate to-go container for all the leftover oxtail. The noodles. I'm used to a thinner, lighter noodle. I prefer handmade thin ramen. I mean, when you think of ramen, you think thin noodles. The noodles here has a similar thickness as 'lo mein'...or rather almost as think as udon noodles. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the noodles. Overall, having an average price point of $33 per bowl isn't all too bad. I wouldn't say I'd pick this place out for ramen again. But I don't regret it. read more

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The ramen is excellent!! Feels like it's been transported from Tokyo! Bring cash, it's SUPER expensive! But the ramen is really worth it for that flavorful broth and fresh noodles. Ask the server about the ramen portion size because you might be able to split it, depending on your hunger level. The dumplings are also delicious! I've sat inside and outside and both are cool. Fun date spot, especially for the adventurous. read more