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Overall, we had a good experience at Momoiro Ramen at Marietta Square Market in mid-October. Parking was easy for us to find in a free lot near Marietta Square Market. However, if there are nearby events or special promotions, finding available parking may be challenging. Customers can park farther away and walk MSM, though. Momoiro is a very popular food vendor in the food hall, and there seems to be a constant line of customers waiting to either order food or to pick up their orders. The menu is rather simple, with categories that include ramen, rice bowls, bao buns, sides, nigiri, drinks and one type of dessert. Customers go to the order counter to order, wait around to pick up their order, then, if they don't do take out, find a place to eat inside or outside the food hall. We waited in a long line, but it took us about 15 minutes of standing in line before we were able to place our orders. Service was patient, quick and efficient, though, and it took us only about 5 minutes for our food to be ready. We didn't walk that many steps away from Momoiro; there was an indoor dining area tucked away in the back away from the main dining area, and there were lots of empty tables that filled up quickly after we sat down. I dug into my delicious Tonkotsu Ramen, which included chashu pork, pork base, pork broth, scallions, nori, blackened garlic oil, fried garlic and seasoned egg. All of the flavors and textures complemented each other, and the ramen was cooked perfectly. I loved the taste of the chashu pork, but I wish that it was cooked just a little more. The egg was cooked perfectly to that fine point when the yolk has that just slightly jelled consistency that melts in your mouth. This dish had a good tasting broth. R enjoyed his Beef Don rice bowl, which included beef, steamed white rice, pickled cucumber and radish, scallions, bok choy, fried garlic, nori and seasoned egg. I also shared with R a spam onigiri that was a rice ball with a slice of spam all wrapped with nori seaweed. This was ok; the sauce used in it was just a little sweeter than I prefer. All portion amounts were good. We rarely make it to this part of Marietta, but we would return to Momoiro Ramen for the food.
Momoiro Ramen is a ramen focused food stall that is located inside the Marietta Square Market. While it is clear to see from their name that ramen is the main dish here, they do also offer a decent variety of buns, rice bowls and a few other items such as dumplings, onigiri and even beignets! I have visited Momoiro twice now and each time I go for the ramen, the Tuffle Miso Ramen to be exact! This is a classic ramen that features pork, miso, chicken broth, mushrooms, sprouts, scallions and nori, but has the addition of truffle oil to give it an extra pop! I have sampled the Momo Ramen as well, and while it is not my favorite, you can't really go wrong with tossing fried chicken in any dish. The ramen is always fresh, hot, well portioned and tasty! Ramen bowls will run you $13 - $18. While I have stuck with ramen on my visits here, the buns do look good! And those matcha beignets sound interesting and look tasty. So, may have to branch out and load up my tray on our next visit in! Service is always solid here. The staff are friendly, helpful and the food is always prepared with quickness. Overall, Momoiro is a solid spot located in a fantastic food hall!
This was my first trip to this particular food hall. I had picked out several things from various food stalls and went to Momoiro to order a bao. Then I spotted the onigiri and forgot about everything at any of the other stalls. I ordered a spam onigiri and it was so delicious. It lived up to all my expectations and then some. It was perfect paired with the dumpling sauce. After I ate my onigiri my partner still wanted to try a few other food stall options. He's not a seaweed lover, but did enjoy his bao. I decided to order another onigiri and selected the pork one. It was good. I would definitely eat it again...but that spam one was THE BEST.
Located inside of the Marietta Market, they have some tasty items that may need a little work. I had the pork belly bao bun which was sweet and succulent, and I also had the karrage chicken bao(fried chicken) which was also pleasant, albeit missing a sweet or soy based sauce to take it to the next level. I think the little bit of sauce they put in the karrage bao, they should add it thoroughly to the bun. My sister had the chicken ramen which she said was just okay. I'll be back to try them again and to get more pork belly!!
I love food halls and this one was great. I just wish they'd have had more seating. There's like too many restaurants for the small amount of seating there but maybe they're counting on people to get it to go. The buns from this place were huge! They were like cheeseburger sized so I got full from just the two buns. They're usually much smaller but they were tasty nonetheless. The fried dumplings were really good and because the buns filled me up, I had plenty of them to take home. I want to say the order came with about 8 pretty sizable dumplings. I would certainly return to this place for more of their menu.
I'm a fan. It was a good, cold, and crisp day to head to eat some Ramen at Marietta Food Hall. We love Ramen. I had the Mo Mo Ramen with fried chicken. It was delicious. We also tried the Matcha beignets. They were savory, slightly sweet, and delicious. I definitely plan to return to try other menu options soon.
Not only is this my favorite Ramen restaurant, it is my favorite restaurant PERIODT! The duck Ramen is my absolute favorite. They give you so much meat and it is such a great price for the quantity. Their seasoned eggs are always cooked to perfection, and the flavor is to die for. They have is small but delicious selection of extra sauces you can get on the side like soy sauce, and chili oil and a couple others that I do not remember. There Bao (did I spell that right?) Buns are so delicious as well. I never really got into Bao Buns because the times I have tried them, I always thought they were too dry. But THESE Buns are to die for! This restaurant is located in the Marietta Square food hall. It is located next to the lobster restaurant in the back corner, so you have to look for it! It's kind of tucked away. There is plenty of free parking, but if you were going right at lunchtime, expect it to be pretty busy. Masks are highly recommended, but not required for everyone who enters the market. If you are at high risk for Covid, I would suggest getting your food to go. If you order Ramen and get it to go, they will box up the broth and noodles separately so your ingredients don't get too soggy. Every time I go to the food hall I end up going here. I love it so much I even want to buy one of their T-shirts!!!
I LOVE ramen. For "fast food" ramen it was okay but nothing to rave about. Ordered it to go. The to go packaging was done very well! (One of the best as far as transporting soups) and the portions are big but the actual dish lacked in flavor and the noodles seemed over do. The restaurant is inside of the Marietta Market near the square.
I LOVE the Truffle Miso Ramen the broth is so rich and flavorful and the ground chicken and noodles are superb. 10\10 The Momo Ramen or the fried chicken ramen is beloved by others it was like a fancier version of the cups for me but the fried chicken was a nice twist the broth wasn't salty 6/10 Inside the marietta street market
Shiitake mushroom bao is out of this world! Fried lotus chips really contrast nicely with the relative softness of the whole bun. Panko Avocado bun was super tasty but paled in comparison to the rich flavors and textures of the mushroom bun. Matcha beignets were the delicious love-child of a funnel cake and a croissant; another dish with texture en pointe! Grabbed a margarita from the vendor across the alley while waiting; worked out really well. Can't wait to come back and try the ramen!
Formerly momosan ramen, momoiro has a good Arsenal of menu items. Some things you can find from it (my fave things) are the Matcha beignets, duck bun, and Kamo ramen. The kamo ramen comes with duck breast and in a chicken broth. It's now a limited serving per day, so be sure to try this one when you can. The ramen are decently portioned but for around 2 dollars more, you can get a refill on noodles! Once you're done with the main course finish off with the matcha beignets! You won't regret it even if you're a bit stuffed with the refill of noodles. This is one of my top places to go to when I'm around the Marietta sq. It's always consistently delicious!
Delicious ramen in Marietta Square Market! You can tell they care about the food they serve and love the little details of everything - the menu and design are great! We ordered: -Tonkotsu Ramen - a classic creamy broth! The pork is super tender and tasty, the broth flavorful with lots of extras like fish cake, and the eggs were nice with a runny yolk! They gave us an extra egg cuz they noticed my wife and I were sharing. Yum! -Pork Belly Buns - these are my fav!! They're hefty buns and I love that there are so many components that give each bite a nice combination of textures! The sauce is delicious and the pork belly is tender. I will definitely get this again. -Matcha Beignets - these are a creative take on a classic tasty dessert. They're airy and chewy, and the matcha powder sugar isn't too sweet and gives it a nice hint of matcha taste. I don't frequent Marietta square as we live a bit further away, but will definitely try to come here whenever we're in the area! There's so much more to try on the menu!
Had a basic bowl of Tonkotsu ramen here: Char siu was very tender, to the point where it fell apart. Don't look for a nice char taste here, this is more savory Noodles were fresh and had a nice bite to them, like a traditional ramen Broth I was impressed with, it had a nice consistency and clinged well to the noodles. Nice balance between noodles and broth Marinated egg was a little on the salty side, but still good Don't expect to compare with places in Torrance or anywhere in SoCal but this place will work in a pinch
3 months ago
Our summer foodie adventure landed us at Momoiro at the Marietta Food Hall. We decided to try the ramen. Here's my opinion. The ramen lacked flavor , the broth wasn't brothing. It was served lukewarm which I'm not use to ramen being served warm. The veggies were not fresh. We ordered through the kiosk so the service was pretty good. Everything you need to compliment your meal is self serve including lids for take home. The food hall offers a lot seating inside and outside and seating at the pizza bar as well. Across the street from the food hall you can enjoy free parking for 2 hours. read more
4 months ago
I couldn't decide on a spot to grab a rice bowl so I tried TWO! This was the 1st of the two I tried. Easy kiosk ordering and prompt preparation - less than 10 minutes. The food was beautifully arranged and packaged. A small side of sauce was provided on the side. Overall, I prefer the 2nd place (see my reviews) but am pleased I tried Momoiro. read more
Matcha beignets are delectable. I had the pork ramen and it was delicious. The egg was scrumptious. The food was fresh, and the service was excellent. It's in a market so it's very loud and busy, but still a great place to hang out. read more
4 months ago
Overall, we had a good experience at Momoiro Ramen at Marietta Square Market in mid-October. Parking was easy for us to find in a free lot near Marietta Square Market. However, if there are nearby events or special promotions, finding available parking may be challenging. Customers can park farther away and walk MSM, though. Momoiro is a very popular food vendor in the food hall, and there seems to be a constant line of customers waiting to either order food or to pick up their orders. The menu is rather simple, with categories that include ramen, rice bowls, bao buns, sides, nigiri, drinks and one type of dessert. Customers go to the order counter to order, wait around to pick up their order, then, if they don't do take out, find a place to eat inside or outside the food hall. We waited in a long line, but it took us about 15 minutes of standing in line before we were able to place our orders. Service was patient, quick and efficient, though, and it took us only about 5 minutes for our food to be ready. We didn't walk that many steps away from Momoiro; there was an indoor dining area tucked away in the back away from the main dining area, and there were lots of empty tables that filled up quickly after we sat down. I dug into my delicious Tonkotsu Ramen, which included chashu pork, pork base, pork broth, scallions, nori, blackened garlic oil, fried garlic and seasoned egg. All of the flavors and textures complemented each other, and the ramen was cooked perfectly. I loved the taste of the chashu pork, but I wish that it was cooked just a little more. The egg was cooked perfectly to that fine point when the yolk has that just slightly jelled consistency that melts in your mouth. This dish had a good tasting broth. R enjoyed his Beef Don rice bowl, which included beef, steamed white rice, pickled cucumber and radish, scallions, bok choy, fried garlic, nori and seasoned egg. I also shared with R a spam onigiri that was a rice ball with a slice of spam all wrapped with nori seaweed. This was ok; the sauce used in it was just a little sweeter than I prefer. All portion amounts were good. We rarely make it to this part of Marietta, but we would return to Momoiro Ramen for the food. read more
Momoiro Ramen is a ramen focused food stall that is located inside the Marietta Square Market. While it is clear to see from their name that ramen is the main dish here, they do also offer a decent variety of buns, rice bowls and a few other items such as dumplings, onigiri and even beignets! I have visited Momoiro twice now and each time I go for the ramen, the Tuffle Miso Ramen to be exact! This is a classic ramen that features pork, miso, chicken broth, mushrooms, sprouts, scallions and nori, but has the addition of truffle oil to give it an extra pop! I have sampled the Momo Ramen as well, and while it is not my favorite, you can't really go wrong with tossing fried chicken in any dish. The ramen is always fresh, hot, well portioned and tasty! Ramen bowls will run you $13 - $18. While I have stuck with ramen on my visits here, the buns do look good! And those matcha beignets sound interesting and look tasty. So, may have to branch out and load up my tray on our next visit in! Service is always solid here. The staff are friendly, helpful and the food is always prepared with quickness. Overall, Momoiro is a solid spot located in a fantastic food hall! read more
This was my first trip to this particular food hall. I had picked out several things from various food stalls and went to Momoiro to order a bao. Then I spotted the onigiri and forgot about everything at any of the other stalls. I ordered a spam onigiri and it was so delicious. It lived up to all my expectations and then some. It was perfect paired with the dumpling sauce. After I ate my onigiri my partner still wanted to try a few other food stall options. He's not a seaweed lover, but did enjoy his bao. I decided to order another onigiri and selected the pork one. It was good. I would definitely eat it again...but that spam one was THE BEST. read more
4 years ago
Located inside of the Marietta Market, they have some tasty items that may need a little work. I had the pork belly bao bun which was sweet and succulent, and I also had the karrage chicken bao(fried chicken) which was also pleasant, albeit missing a sweet or soy based sauce to take it to the next level. I think the little bit of sauce they put in the karrage bao, they should add it thoroughly to the bun. My sister had the chicken ramen which she said was just okay. I'll be back to try them again and to get more pork belly!! read more
4 years ago
I love food halls and this one was great. I just wish they'd have had more seating. There's like too many restaurants for the small amount of seating there but maybe they're counting on people to get it to go. The buns from this place were huge! They were like cheeseburger sized so I got full from just the two buns. They're usually much smaller but they were tasty nonetheless. The fried dumplings were really good and because the buns filled me up, I had plenty of them to take home. I want to say the order came with about 8 pretty sizable dumplings. I would certainly return to this place for more of their menu. read more
I'm a fan. It was a good, cold, and crisp day to head to eat some Ramen at Marietta Food Hall. We love Ramen. I had the Mo Mo Ramen with fried chicken. It was delicious. We also tried the Matcha beignets. They were savory, slightly sweet, and delicious. I definitely plan to return to try other menu options soon. read more
Not only is this my favorite Ramen restaurant, it is my favorite restaurant PERIODT! The duck Ramen is my absolute favorite. They give you so much meat and it is such a great price for the quantity. Their seasoned eggs are always cooked to perfection, and the flavor is to die for. They have is small but delicious selection of extra sauces you can get on the side like soy sauce, and chili oil and a couple others that I do not remember. There Bao (did I spell that right?) Buns are so delicious as well. I never really got into Bao Buns because the times I have tried them, I always thought they were too dry. But THESE Buns are to die for! This restaurant is located in the Marietta Square food hall. It is located next to the lobster restaurant in the back corner, so you have to look for it! It's kind of tucked away. There is plenty of free parking, but if you were going right at lunchtime, expect it to be pretty busy. Masks are highly recommended, but not required for everyone who enters the market. If you are at high risk for Covid, I would suggest getting your food to go. If you order Ramen and get it to go, they will box up the broth and noodles separately so your ingredients don't get too soggy. Every time I go to the food hall I end up going here. I love it so much I even want to buy one of their T-shirts!!! read more
3 years ago
I LOVE ramen. For "fast food" ramen it was okay but nothing to rave about. Ordered it to go. The to go packaging was done very well! (One of the best as far as transporting soups) and the portions are big but the actual dish lacked in flavor and the noodles seemed over do. The restaurant is inside of the Marietta Market near the square. read more
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I LOVE the Truffle Miso Ramen the broth is so rich and flavorful and the ground chicken and noodles are superb. 10\10 The Momo Ramen or the fried chicken ramen is beloved by others it was like a fancier version of the cups for me but the fried chicken was a nice twist the broth wasn't salty 6/10 Inside the marietta street market read more
3 years ago
Shiitake mushroom bao is out of this world! Fried lotus chips really contrast nicely with the relative softness of the whole bun. Panko Avocado bun was super tasty but paled in comparison to the rich flavors and textures of the mushroom bun. Matcha beignets were the delicious love-child of a funnel cake and a croissant; another dish with texture en pointe! Grabbed a margarita from the vendor across the alley while waiting; worked out really well. Can't wait to come back and try the ramen! read more
2 years ago
Formerly momosan ramen, momoiro has a good Arsenal of menu items. Some things you can find from it (my fave things) are the Matcha beignets, duck bun, and Kamo ramen. The kamo ramen comes with duck breast and in a chicken broth. It's now a limited serving per day, so be sure to try this one when you can. The ramen are decently portioned but for around 2 dollars more, you can get a refill on noodles! Once you're done with the main course finish off with the matcha beignets! You won't regret it even if you're a bit stuffed with the refill of noodles. This is one of my top places to go to when I'm around the Marietta sq. It's always consistently delicious! read more
5 years ago
Delicious ramen in Marietta Square Market! You can tell they care about the food they serve and love the little details of everything - the menu and design are great! We ordered: -Tonkotsu Ramen - a classic creamy broth! The pork is super tender and tasty, the broth flavorful with lots of extras like fish cake, and the eggs were nice with a runny yolk! They gave us an extra egg cuz they noticed my wife and I were sharing. Yum! -Pork Belly Buns - these are my fav!! They're hefty buns and I love that there are so many components that give each bite a nice combination of textures! The sauce is delicious and the pork belly is tender. I will definitely get this again. -Matcha Beignets - these are a creative take on a classic tasty dessert. They're airy and chewy, and the matcha powder sugar isn't too sweet and gives it a nice hint of matcha taste. I don't frequent Marietta square as we live a bit further away, but will definitely try to come here whenever we're in the area! There's so much more to try on the menu! read more
6 years ago
Had a basic bowl of Tonkotsu ramen here: Char siu was very tender, to the point where it fell apart. Don't look for a nice char taste here, this is more savory Noodles were fresh and had a nice bite to them, like a traditional ramen Broth I was impressed with, it had a nice consistency and clinged well to the noodles. Nice balance between noodles and broth Marinated egg was a little on the salty side, but still good Don't expect to compare with places in Torrance or anywhere in SoCal but this place will work in a pinch read more
Momoiro Ramen (Not Momoson, which is what Yelp named this place as of Jan 2020) is another merchant that opened up in Marietta Square Market. They focus on Ramens, Don (rice bowls), Japanese appetizers, and buns. They also have Ginger soda for drinks. Their ramen selection looked promising. One of the ones I was interested was their Kamo Ramen. It was a chicken-broth based ramen with duck breast. To be disposable, the ramen was served in a paper bowl. I don't know if that changed anything in flavor. But it made it so they couldn't get the broth hot. It was a bit lukewarm. The broth did have good flavor though. It was a solid broth. The duck was a bit gamey and tasted lower quality. Their seasoned egg was cooked perfectly. Overall, it wasn't a bad ramen. I also tried one of their rice bowls. I ordered their Beef Don. I thought it was going to be a traditional Gyu don. It wasn't. It was their ramen toppings on top of rice--very disappointing. "Beef Bowl" literally translates to "Gyu Don" in Japanese. So I thought I was getting traditional Gyu Don that you can get from Yoshinoya or something. It looked like all of their rice bowls are the same style--ramen toppings on top of rice. Heck I even got the seasoned egg and the nori. I suggest not ordering the rice bowls. They should get rid of that section, or they should create a whole new menu with authentic, traditional Dons instead of being lazy about it. Their Baos were okay. The buns tasted not fresh and frozen. They did stuff the heck out of the buns though. So if you want a Thicc bao, this is a good one. I tried their Karaage Bun. The chicken was nice and crispy. It was a decent chicken nugget bun. Overall, I was disappointed in Momoiro. I think their ramen is decent, however; the rest of the stuff wasn't. I would come back for their ramen, if I'm craving ramen. I give it 2.5 stars. read more
It's my new go to spot when I'm craving ramen . I am sooo in love with there momo ramen bowl, which is tempura fried chicken in delicious ramen noodles. I've gone back twice in one week for it & I keep a constant craving for there ramen. I also hear the bao buns are pretty good here. You can't go wrong with ramen from this spot. read more
4 years ago
Momo runs through my veins at this point. The Tonkotsu ramen is amazingggg! We've tried so many ramen places north of Atlanta and this is by far the best imo. Chefs Kiss sis read more
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It's easier to find pork buns and most of the places don't have an option of chicken buns, so when I do see that on a menu there is no way I am going to leave it. Ordered a plate here, which serves 2 chicken buns. The picture on the menu looked tempting and I only wish same had been reciprocated on the actual plate. The buns were not fresh, they were not even warm, cold. The chicken was dry, bland and the entire bun was so dry that I needed water to gulp it down. Not in the bun was fresh, it was probably reheated in a microwave and served. read more
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Very small portion of ramen here n for $15 wasn't worth it, I try the duck ramen with tonkus broth n bun wouldn't try again read more
The restaurant is located in the Marietta square market, which is opened in March 2019. Paid and free2-hour parkings are available, however, some parking are designated to the Marietta train station employee during weekdays. More parkings are available after 5pm when those are freed up. Suntrust bank parking is available after 5pm for the Marietta square visitors as well. I have been seeking for an authentic ramen spot in Marietta, and we decided to give this a try. It was a huge disappointment since I have been spoiled by shoya Izakaya. I ordered gyuniku ramen which comes with beef in shoyu base and pork broth. The restaurant offers other condiments, like sriracha sauce, Japanese seasoning mix and soy sauce. I received my lukewarm ramen with three pieces of braised beef, and majority are gristle and fat. The half egg was old and rubbery. And I paid $15 for this. The broth was way too salty but plain. I took off two stars for their mediocre ramen in a prime price and lack of ingredients. I'm not going back! read more
7 years ago
I had the kamo ramen and it was delicious! Broth was very flavorful without being too salty. Duck breast was filling and juicy. Definitely one of the best ramens I've had in metro Atlanta. And they make their own broth in house! I'm going to try their baos next time. read more
7 years ago
The pork bao is a must try! Ramen was great as well, can get over how well seasoned is the braised pork belly in the ramen. read more
While walking around Marietta Street Market, it is hard to decide on one place to eat. I highly recommend Momoson if you are in the mood for Ramen! The portion size was very reasonable and orders came together quickly (what you want with counter service at these market places due to the price tag that comes along with them sometimes). I ordered the Pork + Truffle Oil ramen, and my mom got the Beef Ramen. Both broths were super flavorful and the dishes came with a TON of noodles. The Truffle was not overwhelming and added a beautiful depth. I also had some really well seasoned mushrooms in mine, and I enjoyed those almost more even than the protein! Both the beef and the pork was falling-apart tender. It was a great choice to dine there, and I would definitely be keen to come back and try another variety of their ramen! read more
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