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Finally checked out Nuna Ramen in Fremont! Place was clean and spacious, staff were friendly, and they offer a variety of different items on their menu. I went for a weeknight dinner with a group of 6 people and we ordered a bunch of different things to try on their menu. Appetizers set the bar high- every single item was so flavorful and portion size was good! For main, we ordered poke bowl, couple ramen bowls, and katsu bowl and there's nothing bad I have to say about the dishes. I'm stoked I found a good ramen place to go to during this gloomy season.
If you want to have a one on one encounter with flavor, give Nuna ramen a try. This cozy and casual ramen spot in the Fremont area has a delicious combination of food that speaks for itself and service that is quick and delivers continuously! This is hands down one of the best ramen spots in Seattle
This was my first-time dining in at Nuna Ramen, and it was a great experience. Their booths are comfortable, and it's a cool, dark space. Our server was very attentive and prompt. In terms of the food, the squid karage was delicious and crispy. The spicy miso ramen was indeed quite spicy, and the noodles and egg were great. Next time, I would see about substituting for something other than pork as the meat, but it did re-heat really well the next day, so no complaints.
Good ramen in fremont! Service was quick and ambiance is very welcoming. Its got cute darumas too!
This food here was great. Ordered via uber eats. Ramen came with noodles and broth in separate bowls. The ramen was delicious and the broth was savory. The chicken katsu was done perfectly. Crispy outside, juicy inside.
The ramen here is okay, but there's better options around. Service was friendly and quick though! I got the Nuna ramen and thought it was decent. The broth didn't have much depth of flavor beyond salt, but the noodles and pork were good. We also got an okonomiyaki to share, and this was pretty good. Perhaps I'd try some of the other dishes here, but if you're looking for good ramen I'd look elsewhere.
Perhaps one of the best bowls of noodles I have had in Seattle. Just stumbled upon this place during an afternoon walk in Fremont and wow. I had the tofu vegetable ramen and the broth was so think and flavorful with amazing noodles and a hearty about of vegetables. My friend had a poke bowl which also looked amazing we both ate our entire meals. The ambiance was lovely with really nice staff. It was pretty calm on a Saturday afternoon but during an evening with the hard floors and not as quiet as I would prefer music it could get a little loud. Still worth it though!! We enjoyed our food so much I forgot to take a picture.
Went by myself on a Monday evening and got seated without any wait! Sat at the counter seating by the window and people watched. Service was prompt and friendly, and food came out hot and at a reasonable time (10ish min). I ordered shoyu ramen which had a healthy amount of noodles (leaning more on the firm side) and the karaage plate which I had leftovers of. All in all - very pleased and would recommend! $33 for my ramen and chicken, but I left full and happy with leftovers! Bathrooms were clean! Parking is street parking, but you can park on 35th for free street parking!
Street parking which can be tricky during busy hours. The restaurant has a good amount of seating and can easily accommodate parties of 5-6, larger might be a bit more work. QR menus on the table. Spicy Miso Tonkotsu Ramen 4/5 The broth was flavorful, not too salty until near the end of the bowl but helped when eaten with noodles. Noodles were cooked to a nice chewy texture that wasn't too mushy. Toppings included, couple slices of soft pork chashu, corn, menma (bamboo shoots), kikurage (sliced wood ear mushroom), shredded radish, and half a soft-boiled egg, would have liked to see a more jammy egg. The shredded radish didn't add much to the dish but the sweet corn when drinking the soup helped balance the saltiness as well. Overall enjoyed my ramen, would come back to try other ramen
Cozy, spacious seating, timely service, and delicious food! Edamame perfectly salted, silky tofu lightly encrusted with subtle crushed panko(?), and the broth? Robust and rich!
Short version: Food was ok nothing too special about what we tried. Service was extremely slow and seems like staffs are new and don't know much how to manage the place. Detailed version: I came to Nuna Ramen on a Friday evening. They were a little busy but not full. At the door there is a sign to wait to be seated. So we waited. 10min goes by, nobody came to check on us. It seems like only 2 ladys are working and they just never noticed us. One of them finally noticed us and then came and asked us to write our name down at the door while obviously there are open seat just right in front of us. She said it's going to be about 5 min await so have a seat. At this point, I wanted to leave but I was hungry and I really wanted to give it a try. The moment we sat our table was ready (so it wasn't 5min and we didn't even need to wait and seat, just a quick squat). On our table, we had 2 of everything: condiments, hand sanitizer, and even their cleaning spray (the bleu bottle in the picture).
2 years ago
Food was amazing. Highly recommend. Loved the style and the service was great. Good date location read more
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This ramen helped satisfy some hunger cravings but overall just really mediocre. Not bad but not amazing. The pork was pretty thin and wasn't as soft as the other ramen I have had before. I forgot to ask for the egg so make sure to double check! The broth was on the salty side and very good but missing something (fattiness, oil??) Overall decent ramen but would spend my money elsewhere next time. read more
7 years ago
We popped over to Fremont to check out the new Aslan Brewing tasting room (you need to go!) and were in the mood for something hot to eat. I looked on Yelp for "noodles" and, voila, found Nuna Ramen just a couple blocks away. They were a little busy on a Friday evening, but we were seated immediately and soon enjoying a hot sake while we waited for our ramen. I ordered the pork ramen and the dude ordered vegetarian. I was impressed at their vegan/veg options although I wasn't in a meatless mood on this visit. My pork ramen was divine - perfectly seasoned and full of rich noodly goodness. The dude reported that his ramen was no slouch either. We gobbled it up and were soon on our way. Oh and the hot sake was good too! read more
Gluten free noodles in ultra delicious pork broth. All for $14! This place is a gem. The ingredients are quality. You can add extra sides (I added bok choy, not pictured), the egg was cooked to perfection, the pork tender and tasty, with plenty of rice noodles that were not soggy at all. Be aware, we asked for a side of chili oil and they put it in the broth, rendering it a bit too spicy for my partner. Will make sure it's on the side next time. So glad we stumbled on this place. Will be back very soon. read more
5 years ago
Super tasty ramen. I got the spicy tonkatsu which was ace and chicken karaage which was nice and light. I liked how the ramen had seemingly cut up pieces of bamboo shoots and how thin the pork was and how soft the egg was. The atmosphere was also chill. Kinda full but could still walk in without a reservation. The staff was also really nice. read more
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One of the more popular ramen places in the Fremont area. We got the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, a perfect meal for the Seattle winters. Overall I would say the Ramen was decent and the broth tasted okay, the pork was probably the most flavorful ingredient in the ramen. We also got the Chicken Karaage appetizer, would actually recommended this! The deep fried chicken thighs were seasoned well and served with a tasty dip (kinda like a spicy mayo). The service was a bit slow and the place was relatively crowded for 4PM on a Sunday. One thing definitely missing on the menu is a dessert section, especially after devouring spicy ramen. We were forced to look for a nearby ice-cream/dessert places to complete the meal. read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
2.5-3 out of 5. Not really a big fan of the food here. We ordered a few appetizers like takoyaki, chicken karaage, gyoza, and tried the tonkotsu shoyu ramen. The gyoza was fine; the takoyaki and batter of the fried chicken had too much flour. The ramen was not good... the soup was too salty, the veggies were salad leaves topped on the noodles...and the meat and egg didn't taste good... read more
What a great place for quick friendly service and a delicious bowl of ramen. The noodles are straight and thicker than what you might expect, but the stand up great to all the toppings and the flavorful broth. Would love to come back here. read more
This is my favorite ramen place! Great staff and great food! everyone that was working there was very nice and helpful despite it being a busy day! Great location too right downtown Fremont. Parking can be tricky. Love that there are a couple of vegan options, but could always use a couple more. Also loved that the ramen didn't taste extremely salty, a nice change so you can taste the flavors. :) read more
Solid ramen in Fremont! Broth is everything, and Nuna's tonkotsu and shoyu are on point. Really enjoyed the kimchi in the signature Nuna Ramen, which was perfectly "ripe" (not too fresh or too sour) and was a welcome complement to the tonkotsu broth. Definitely want to come back sometime soon. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
The ramen here is okay, there are better ramen residents out there. I felt the broth wasn't as strong, the noodles were okay, and it wasn't spicy. The pork was quite fatty, unfortunately. I love the eggs in ramen, and it wasn't cooked correctly in my opinion, but I do appreciate how it's a whole egg. The service though was nice and quick. The waitress was attentive. read more
4 years ago
Not the most authentic, but very tasty vegetarian ramen that can be made vegan. I visited here on a Saturday afternoon at 2pm for a late lunch. I ordered their vegetable tofu ramen ($15 plus tax), which can be made vegan by subbing out the ramen noodles (which have egg) for thin rice noodles that are actually very fitting for the ramen. The ramen came out in about 10 minutes. You get a generous portion of noodles, along with fried tofu, and a lot of mixed veggies (broccoli, cabbage, bok choy, carrot and bean sprouts). The broth is on the salty and spicy side, but has some nice flavour depth; it almost seems a tad tomatoey / citrusy, which adds a nice dimension. Quick, informative service and reasonably priced. If in Fremont and craving ramen, this is a good spot; they executed the veggie/vegan option well. Recommended. read more
Went to this ramen place on a whim with a few of my friends. Not that this is relevant to my rating but it is pretty hard to find parking around this restaurant. It was a Tuesday night and we were struggling to find a place to park. So keep this in mind when driving to here. The ramen was good. I ordered the tonkotsu shoyu ramen. I am used to having ramen in the Udistrict area which is not the best place to go if you're looking for good ramen. So by comparison I thought it was good. The amount was good. It didn't look like a lot on first look but I wasn't left wanting when I finished. I don't think it was a remarkable bowl of ramen, but I would maybe come again. My friend ordered the poke. It looked like a huge portion and looked pretty good. My friend who ordered it thought it was too salty though. read more
5 years ago
First impression was the table we sat on wasn't cleaned properly since there was still plastic wrapper on it but no biggie since there are more vaccinated people these days. The service was really fast which was nice! I ordered a takoyaki and spicy miso ramen. The takoyaki was very fresh and hot, however, it was very doughy compared to others. The takoyaki toppings and sauce were standard, nothing too special. The ramen was very filling and I ended up with leftovers for the next day. I thought the pork was weirdly thin and too crispy for my taste. I don't think I would go out of my way to go here again, unless I'm conveniently in the area. I believe there are other places in Seattle with more ramen options, and better quality ramen. read more
5 years ago
Don't order the pork bao, it is not worth it. The bum was super hard to chew and cold. I feel like they just bought it from a store and put it in the fridge. In combination of the pork, it just made it super hard to eat together. as a result I just took out the meat and ate it separately but this shouldn't be the case for pork bao. However their meat tasted great ,just a little dry. Moving to the ramen, I really like the noodle and the char siu in the ramen. Especially the char siu, it was so tender and juicy. Man I just love what they did with jt, amazing job cooking the meat. The only down side of the ramen is their broth. I don't think they handle the broth very well. It was a little bland and oily for me. The broth is the most important thing in the ramen and this took away a lot of points for me. Lost 2 stars because of pork bao and their unflavored broth read more
Came here bsed on recommendations from close friends who raved about this place! Overall: large portions, amazing service, no extra charges for additional add-ons. First, the bad news: we ordered thai iced tea & I think they accidentally put orange soda in it?!? It was really fizzy and NOT like a normal Thai iced tea. But they substituted it with a Vietnamese coffee free of charge (my bf & I both got one). It was pretty decent. We saw our friends getting the agedashi tofu, and had to order it as well. It comes out fried, sitting in a bed of some kind of soy broth. Advantage of eating immediately: the tofu is crispy, but hasn't absorbed the broth. Advantage of eating at home: may be a bit soggy, but MUCH more flavorful. The ramen broth (for both the spicy tonkatsu & miso tonkatsu) was very tasty, especially after having added the minced garlic and garlic oil. The portion size is also pretty huge. The pieces of pork are a good thickness. My one sadness is the boiled egg. It looks like ajitama... until you actually bite into it and it's basically just a hard-boiled egg. Since ajitama is one of my favorite things about ramen, it was very disappointing. Now the best part about the (dine in) experience: the service. It seemed like there was just one server. I didn't even catch his name - but he was amazing! Very prompt, and accomodating. When e pointed out the Thai iced tea was very strange, he took care of it immediately. He answered our questions about the menu, provided the additional garlic, packed our leftovers (in separate containers, and LABLED them!) And best yet, he didn't charge us for any add-ons, unlike some ramen establishments, which charge for every single topping (looking at you, Ramen Danbo!) Not even the extra soup broth. Oh, and he was kind enough to adjust the aircon since we were sitting right in front of it. Would probably come again, but might make my own ajitama and bring it there. Lol. read more
5 years ago
Absolutely amazing. Customer service was great, the gal was kind and let us take our time looking over the menu. It was nice and quiet. I ordered a chicken Ramen .. BOMB. My husband ordered Numa ramen with no pork meat, it was a little spicy but the broth was delicious! We also ordered the chicken karaage as an appetizer. Hit the spot! read more
4 years ago
Visiting from out of town and couldn't find good a good asian restaurant in Seattle until We found this gem. We had a couple fried appetizers , poke bowl, and Ramen. Ramen not pictured because it was so good we ate it before we had a chance to take a photo. Great atmosphere, service and taste! Check it out! read more
4 years ago
Very delicious ramen. I got the tonkotsu. Could have had more meat - only two slices. Loved the egg !! Had the cook the vegetable in the broth more as I'm not a huge fan of the raw leafy vegetables hanging out. read more
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Came across this place walking around. The Ramon is the best I have had and I'm from LA. This place is clean and the service is ok. read more
6 years ago
I've had this restaurant on my bookmarks for a while and decided to go on a rainy day with a few friends. I went during a Sunday lunch and it was perfect, it was a bit busy but service was prompt and quick especially with COVID. Tables were sectioned off with barriers so it felt more safe than other places. Regarding the food, I thought that the portions were large and ingredients were super fresh! Main. - spicy tonkotsu ramen: very rich, smoky, and flavorful broth + large pieces of pork, noodles were smoother than in the veggie, and varying textures between the different toppings kept me wanting to eat more - tofu vegetable ramen: had a spicy kick, a bunch of different veggies, and the texture of the tofu was both fried and soft! I would recommend trying this one and preferred this one over the spicy tonkotsu imo - poke bowl: bunch of different toppings and big cuts of tuna and salmon were definitely the highlight of this dish! I was surprised at how big it initially was and couldn't finish Appetizers. - chicken karaage: good flavor, texture, and cuts of meat. It wasn't dry at all but juicy and crunchy even till the end of our meal. It was super yummy dipped in the sauce as well +(couldn't wait for the picture and ate around half oops) - shrimp shumai: I was kind of thrown off that this was available at a ramen shop but it was so so good! The bottom was slightly crispy in contrast to the juicy and bouncy shrimp dumpling on top. Another plus was that they didn't skimp on the masago !! I would strongly recommend trying this place out if you're in the area, based off the things I've tried I'm sure the other items would be just as great. I can't wait to go back! ( ': read more
7 years ago
A very quaint spot in Fremont. Love the atmosphere and the service was very knowledgeable and friendly! Great place for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans!!! Would highly recommend getting the vegetable ramen! Amazing broth! Would definitely eat here and again and recommend it to everyone! read more
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501 N 36th St
Seattle, WA 98103
Fremont
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