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Omakase Ramen

4.1 (17 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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Tyler L.

This is a newer restaurant that I decided to try out. It was honestly a very positive experience. Being brand new, the place has a very hip and modern decor. Their menu is also far more extensive than their name indicates. This place is not just Japanese food. They also serve Thai food and Chinese food. We tried a few dishes from here and were satisfied with the quality. The bento box was huge, with a lot of protein given. Their Thai food was solid too, and was rich in flavor. The food is not 100% authentic. It is actually one of those Chinese-run fusion places, but the quality is still good. And the lunch special prices are super cheap. Fast food prices but for a hip sit down restaurant. $10 for Chinese, $12 for Thai, or $15-$18 for the bento box.

Alice W.

Finally got to dine in here! I've done takeout a few times but I definitely think the dining in experience is superior. Beautiful restaurant space and really big menu! It was hard to decide what to order. Everything I ate was delicious, but my favorite was the dinosaur egg. It was unique and flavorful! Never had anything like it before. I'd love to come back and try more food on their menu!

JiHae L.

Stopped by Omakase Ramen for lunch and tried the spicy basil with chicken (added miso soup separately). My friend got the sea bass bento box, which came with shumai, miso soup, rice, and steamed broccoli. Portions were small and not very satisfying. The Thai iced tea tasted off that my friend stated she wouldn't order it again. Fried ice cream was the best part, but even that took a while to come out. It seems like a family-run spot, with even kids helping out. I remember this place being something else before. Hopefully they make some improvements with portion sizes, drink recipes, and service timing.

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Kitty Y.

Wanted to try this new spot by me. The inside is nice and I really enjoy the large booths. The music in the restaurant kept turning off and on and skipping. It definitely took away from the dining experience. The food took a long time to get out. There was only 1 waitress working. Took 25 minutes for our ramen to come out. I got the shoyu ramen. The ramen was okay. Nothing special and tasted very generic. The spicy miso broth tasted like Chinese chili oil on top. I also got a salmon maki hand roll. This was actually really great. There was a lot of salmon in the roll. I also asked for a bubble tea but they didn't have normal black tea I guess. They gave me a vanilla one, which I returned. At the end of the meal, we got oranges that were cut up. This was a nice surprise and great ending to the meal. Overall I would come back just for the hand rolls. The dining experience was a bit weird because of the music

Tina C.

This Asian Fusion sushi restaurant is now checked and removed from my Yelp bookmark to go list. Following a hair salon of a extremely past due appointment in Forest Hills, I walked for health reasons to Rego Park which was a very long arduous walk. And just like that the recent four day summer's heat wave that plagued and gripped New York City which became hotter than California's Death Valley is over. The first weekend of August 2025 was beautifully comfortably comfortable with the sun beaming the Earth. At long last. I entered as the power of one and was immediately seated by a child who is possibly the owner's or the waitress including who served my entrée, removal of plate and menu. She neither complained nor spoke a lot, but worked diligently. She reminisce of my younger self as a child - especially as a young teenager whom I was very quiet and I won my junior high school superlative for quiet. Omakase お任せ is "I'll leave it up to you" in Japanese, used when ordering food in restaurants for chef's choice. This is a modern restaurant with large diner- like booths. This same child also removed my finished plate upon exiting which I did leave a 18% gratuity. The restaurant claim check/ bill does not have the gratuity calculation intervals of 18%, 20%, or 22% printed at the bottom, but I have my trusty tip calculator mobile application. Price is slightly higher but expected to align with 2025 era for inflation. Takeout menu are available for grabs. The music was not interesting. I choose the sushi lunch special for $23.00. Five pieces of sushi and one California roll which is accompanied with either miso soup or soda. I chosen miso soup, but there were minimal seaweed embedded and the broth was good consistency for non-saltiness. The amount of sushi and one roll was just right for one adult person. I certainty did not need a gargantuan sushi boat. Portion control for one adult person was surely on point to eat my fill. There were pieces of cut green Jalapeno were embedded in my entrée which I do not want. The special is very weird without the industry standard "soup or salad" appetizer/ side dish for a traditional Japanese meal. The soda does not entice my interest. Facilities are relatively clean.

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Food was tasty and filling! Pretty big portions for the price. The decor was really nice and the seats were comfortable. Also loved seeing the huge variety of food they offer, will definitely be coming back to try more!

R26. Fuji Roll, M21. Spicy Salmon Roll, R29. Magic Roll, S18. Kani Salad, R15. Rego Park Roll & Salmon Sashimi
Julie V.

the food quality is amazing & the portion is always worth it , the man who owns it is such a hard worker & it shows in the consistency of the food :) he makes it, sometimes delivers it & is so kind through it all. the new spot they're in in beautiful & it's worth every penny :) my favorite spot for a long time since they were Shogun down the block. A great and worth it place

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