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Came here after some friends were craving ramen but not wanting to wait in a long line. The place is unassuming from the outside but is actually pretty cozy inside. You order your food at a kiosk but the food is brought out to you. I ended up getting a classic shio ramen. The portion was decently sized and the flavoring was well done. A good mix of saltiness mixed with the flavors of all the toppings. My friends made comments about the ramen really hitting the spot, and I can't disagree. I would say if you're craving ramen, this is a must to stop by.
I was recommended this place even before I moved to Seattle! The broth was full of flavor but not salty, and the menu has a mix of a variety of options, would definitely recommend!
Stumbled upon this ramen place while in Cap hill area. The restaurant was small and is more of a self served restaurant. You first pay at the kiosk then grab a number to find a table. I decided to get the kotteri ramen while my husband got the mala version. Overall, the ramen was good but pricey. $20 per bowl is quite expensive for the amount you get. The broth was rich and garlicky. I noticed the broth is much thicker than most ramen places I've been to which I'm not mad about. I really like the noodle texture since it tasted very homemade. The charshu pork was tender and easily broken apart. I prefer this more than the mala version. Overall, it was a delicious meal but just expensive. I will come back whenever I'm around the area and craving ramen. FYI there's paid parking at the upper level for easy access.
This place is a super interesting Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant combining Japanese ramen with mala flavors from Szechuan. Funnily enough, my favorite dish here is actually the Malaysian fried chicken, but the ramen is still pretty solid. The place is really small and it gets pretty busy so either come here at an off hour or be prepared to wait a bit for a table. It sounds a bit strange to recommend Malaysian dishes at a Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant, but the fried chicken and cucumber salad here are the sleeper hits. The cucumber salad is super fresh but has an amazing umami and nuttiness from the peanut sesame sauce. The fried chicken is my favorite thing here. You get 3 giant drumsticks for only $13 which is pretty cheap. The skin is super crispy and it's really flavorful with all the spices. The ramen here is good but not my favorite. If not for the fried chicken, I would probably give this place 4 stars. The broth is rich and I love the mala oil they use. The mapo tofu ramen is pretty unique but I'm not sure the tofu actually adds anything to the ramen. I also wish there was more customization like noodle thickness and firmness.
This place has been in my to go list for a while. Hesitation: parking and it's cap hill after all, it's sketchy area. Parking: street or upper level parking. See photo for parking rate. First 30 min are free Located in the 2nd floor. You can access via staircase from Broadway. We ordered: Mapo tofu ramen Koterri ramen Shoyu ramen Spicy ayam goreng fried chicken- not too spicy, crispy outside, very moist inside. We love all the ramen, unique flavour, thick broth, perfect flavour. Seating: inside only Restroom: 1 single restroom only. There's a self serve station for water and sauces etc. We would love to come back for more if you dont have to pay for parking.
TLDR: super comforting bowl of ramen, perfect for Seattle rainy weather Decided to come here for lunch on a random weekday. Seattle was doing what it does and raining which put me in the mood for a nice bowl of soup. Coming here, it's located on the 2nd floor above QFC. You order on a small kiosk in front, take a number, and choose a table to dine. The workers were pretty attentive and went ahead and cleaned my table before serving my food which was really appreciated. First the soup - super creamy and umami (kind of surprised for a shio broth). The chashu was also super flavorful and matched the broth really well. The noodles were a thinner texture and the bamboo shoots were a nice contrast to the whole bowl. Overall solid bowl of ramen, will definitely be coming back again!
I'm almost convinced that Seattle doesn't understand the concept of great noodles. Or maybe I've been spoiled by all the amazing noodles I've had in my life both outside and homemade. Oiink is located in a mall, casual, with an abundant amount of seating. You order at the cash register and the workers bring the ramen to you. After you're done you bus your own table. I tried the Mala Kotteri ramen at a spice level 3 which wasn't too spicy. The broth itself is a little greasy with the added mala oil. And while the broth is flavorful (lended by that amazing kick of black garlic), it was missing the sour/sweet component. If you add a little bit of chinese vinegar that they have on the side, it elevates the broth slightly. Still, there was something missing that could've taken this broth to another level. The best part of the ramen was the pork, which is melt in your mouth juicy. And the noodles are pretty good too. My partner, who ordered the regular kotteri ramen, downed his bowl in minutes and agreed that the pork was pretty damn good. His ramen was less greasy than mine because he didn't have the mala oil. It's safe to say I wouldn't mind coming back, but maybe if someone else was paying or if I was in the area. It's affordable and decent tasting ramen.
Ooink is AMAZING, and I will happily return again. Solid menu of various types/flavors of ramen and a few other specialty items. Restaurant is super tiny, and you order yourself on an iPad. I'm guessing no substitutions makes it easier for the super friendly staff you get orders out quick. Ours order was ready in no time at all. No fountain drinks, but a bunch of different drink selections in the fridge next to the order station. 4 orders of ramen, 4 sodas, and a pork gyoza cost $125...not too bad. Flavor of the ramen is totally worth the price.
Probably my favorite ramen I've had in Seattle to date. Ordering is easy. Ramen is outstanding (get the add ons) and the fried chicken and cucumbers are musts.
Ramen was quick to come out and fresh! Cha siu was nice and tender but could be more flavorful. They were generous with the toppings. But it was a little messy in terms of getting spoons and napkins and bussing your own table
Came in with a group of 7 around 9:30ish on a Friday, and it's located above the QFC. The restaurant was quite full, and we weren't sure if we could sit and eat but another couple was incredibly kind, and moved to a two person table so we could take their 6 table. I ordered on the tablet and took a plastic number. They let you check a spice level, along with all types of additions. They have self serve water and utensils, and sauces, and some chopsticks at each table. A worker came and gave us all soup spoons. Food came out pretty quickly. I really enjoyed the mala ramen I got! Really flavorful broth, well cooked meat, it was maybe a tad oily. I got a spice 4 (highest spice) and that was a good amount for me, but it's strong numbing flavor. I could definitely taste a difference between a 2 and a 4. We also got an order of the fried chicken, and that was easily the best thing we had. The chicken was huge, piping hot, crispy exterior, really juicy meat. I will be getting it for myself when I go back!
In my short trip to Seattle, I became obsessed with this place. They are so much better than that hand pulled noodle place on Pike. Everything's better the noodles, the broth, the service.. and it's cheaper too. First, I tried the Mala Kotteri because it was their signature dish. I got a spice level of three. While it was very good, I didn't like that the chili oil overwhelmed the flavor of the delicious broth. And it might've been too many flavors going on for me, but for a spicy food lover, it might be the right thing. Next, I got the Shoyu Ramen, this was great because I could experience the delicious 26 hour broth. It might be the best broth I've ever had. This would be great if you wanted a mild classic style Ramen. Lastly, I tried the Ma Po Tofu Ramen. This was my personal favorite. It is the most delicious thing I've eaten on this whole trip! It struck just the right balance between spice and the Umami flavor of the broth. At a spice level of one you could taste the Szechuan peppercorn, but it was subtle and did not overwhelm the broth. I love the garnish of crispy noodle and that cabbage stuff on top was incredibly delicious. I think if I lived here I would become addicted to this dish. 10 out of 10! I also love that they had garnish on the side, including Szechuan peppercorn, chilis and black vinegar. This place is legit!
I've been wanting to try Ooink for YEARS and I'm glad to have finally tried it. Ooink is a ramen restaurant in the Harvard Market right above QFC in Capitol Hill. Unlike most places in Seattle, there is a convenient free little shared parking lot for Ooink and the other businesses in this area. Our group of five got here pretty early on in the day, a little before noon. It wasn't busy yet. There was maybe a group or two already seated and eating before we arrived. The restaurant itself is pretty small, so having a group of five was a bit of a stretch for how small the seating arrangements are. I wouldn't bring no more than a group of four here, unless you don't mind sitting apart from one another. Once you arrive, you need to order first before getting seated, if you plan on dining in. So placing our orders was quick and easy! Our group was able to submit and place our orders with the self-ordering kiosk, as well as having someone assist us. I ordered the Mapo Tofu Ramen The spice level ranges between 1 and 2 for this ramen bowl. It has a numbing and spicy silky pork soup with shoyu flavor with ground pork and silken tofu, noodles, and zacai. I have never seen another ramen restaurant serve a Mapo Tofu Ramen, so I was very intrigued by this option. The broth is quite different from other ramen broths I have had. It is super creamy. I wasn't the biggest fan of how creamy the broth was, but it was still good nonetheless. My sister's boyfriend ordered the Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich, which I had to mention given how fast they made it and brought it out! They brought it out before his ramen. It's a fried crispy chicken thigh with shredded cabbage, cucumber, and house-made sauce. It is a highly demanded menu item here.
14 days ago
Enjoyable ramen! I had their Shio ramen and I liked it! The noodles were cooked well, the pork was delicious and tender, and the broth was flavorful and comforting. The ambiance is good, but has limited seating and the place is kind of small. There's also only two tables with more than 2 seatings. The service was decent. We ordered through a kiosk and the food didn't take too long to make. read more
5 months ago
Tried two bowls at Ooink and came away with a clear favorite. The mala kotteri (black garlic ramen) is visually striking...deep, dark broth topped with a great soft-boiled half egg, fried garlic chips, menma, and chunky cha siu that had great flavor and texture. At level 2 spice, it brings enough heat without overwhelming the richness of the broth. But the real surprise was the regular shoyu. It has this layered umami quality that's a little different from what I expected. After eating the mala kotteri first, the shoyu almost tasted like it had some seafood worked into the broth. That depth really won me over. read more
Came here after some friends were craving ramen but not wanting to wait in a long line. The place is unassuming from the outside but is actually pretty cozy inside. You order your food at a kiosk but the food is brought out to you. I ended up getting a classic shio ramen. The portion was decently sized and the flavoring was well done. A good mix of saltiness mixed with the flavors of all the toppings. My friends made comments about the ramen really hitting the spot, and I can't disagree. I would say if you're craving ramen, this is a must to stop by. read more
1 day ago
Stumbled upon this ramen place while in Cap hill area. The restaurant was small and is more of a self served restaurant. You first pay at the kiosk then grab a number to find a table. I decided to get the kotteri ramen while my husband got the mala version. Overall, the ramen was good but pricey. $20 per bowl is quite expensive for the amount you get. The broth was rich and garlicky. I noticed the broth is much thicker than most ramen places I've been to which I'm not mad about. I really like the noodle texture since it tasted very homemade. The charshu pork was tender and easily broken apart. I prefer this more than the mala version. Overall, it was a delicious meal but just expensive. I will come back whenever I'm around the area and craving ramen. FYI there's paid parking at the upper level for easy access. read more
8 months ago
This place is a super interesting Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant combining Japanese ramen with mala flavors from Szechuan. Funnily enough, my favorite dish here is actually the Malaysian fried chicken, but the ramen is still pretty solid. The place is really small and it gets pretty busy so either come here at an off hour or be prepared to wait a bit for a table. It sounds a bit strange to recommend Malaysian dishes at a Chinese-Japanese fusion restaurant, but the fried chicken and cucumber salad here are the sleeper hits. The cucumber salad is super fresh but has an amazing umami and nuttiness from the peanut sesame sauce. The fried chicken is my favorite thing here. You get 3 giant drumsticks for only $13 which is pretty cheap. The skin is super crispy and it's really flavorful with all the spices. The ramen here is good but not my favorite. If not for the fried chicken, I would probably give this place 4 stars. The broth is rich and I love the mala oil they use. The mapo tofu ramen is pretty unique but I'm not sure the tofu actually adds anything to the ramen. I also wish there was more customization like noodle thickness and firmness. read more
This place has been in my to go list for a while. Hesitation: parking and it's cap hill after all, it's sketchy area. Parking: street or upper level parking. See photo for parking rate. First 30 min are free Located in the 2nd floor. You can access via staircase from Broadway. We ordered: Mapo tofu ramen Koterri ramen Shoyu ramen Spicy ayam goreng fried chicken- not too spicy, crispy outside, very moist inside. We love all the ramen, unique flavour, thick broth, perfect flavour. Seating: inside only Restroom: 1 single restroom only. There's a self serve station for water and sauces etc. We would love to come back for more if you dont have to pay for parking. read more
TLDR: super comforting bowl of ramen, perfect for Seattle rainy weather Decided to come here for lunch on a random weekday. Seattle was doing what it does and raining which put me in the mood for a nice bowl of soup. Coming here, it's located on the 2nd floor above QFC. You order on a small kiosk in front, take a number, and choose a table to dine. The workers were pretty attentive and went ahead and cleaned my table before serving my food which was really appreciated. First the soup - super creamy and umami (kind of surprised for a shio broth). The chashu was also super flavorful and matched the broth really well. The noodles were a thinner texture and the bamboo shoots were a nice contrast to the whole bowl. Overall solid bowl of ramen, will definitely be coming back again! read more
I'm almost convinced that Seattle doesn't understand the concept of great noodles. Or maybe I've been spoiled by all the amazing noodles I've had in my life both outside and homemade. Oiink is located in a mall, casual, with an abundant amount of seating. You order at the cash register and the workers bring the ramen to you. After you're done you bus your own table. I tried the Mala Kotteri ramen at a spice level 3 which wasn't too spicy. The broth itself is a little greasy with the added mala oil. And while the broth is flavorful (lended by that amazing kick of black garlic), it was missing the sour/sweet component. If you add a little bit of chinese vinegar that they have on the side, it elevates the broth slightly. Still, there was something missing that could've taken this broth to another level. The best part of the ramen was the pork, which is melt in your mouth juicy. And the noodles are pretty good too. My partner, who ordered the regular kotteri ramen, downed his bowl in minutes and agreed that the pork was pretty damn good. His ramen was less greasy than mine because he didn't have the mala oil. It's safe to say I wouldn't mind coming back, but maybe if someone else was paying or if I was in the area. It's affordable and decent tasting ramen. read more
7 months ago
Ooink is AMAZING, and I will happily return again. Solid menu of various types/flavors of ramen and a few other specialty items. Restaurant is super tiny, and you order yourself on an iPad. I'm guessing no substitutions makes it easier for the super friendly staff you get orders out quick. Ours order was ready in no time at all. No fountain drinks, but a bunch of different drink selections in the fridge next to the order station. 4 orders of ramen, 4 sodas, and a pork gyoza cost $125...not too bad. Flavor of the ramen is totally worth the price. read more
8 months ago
Ramen was quick to come out and fresh! Cha siu was nice and tender but could be more flavorful. They were generous with the toppings. But it was a little messy in terms of getting spoons and napkins and bussing your own table read more
Came in with a group of 7 around 9:30ish on a Friday, and it's located above the QFC. The restaurant was quite full, and we weren't sure if we could sit and eat but another couple was incredibly kind, and moved to a two person table so we could take their 6 table. I ordered on the tablet and took a plastic number. They let you check a spice level, along with all types of additions. They have self serve water and utensils, and sauces, and some chopsticks at each table. A worker came and gave us all soup spoons. Food came out pretty quickly. I really enjoyed the mala ramen I got! Really flavorful broth, well cooked meat, it was maybe a tad oily. I got a spice 4 (highest spice) and that was a good amount for me, but it's strong numbing flavor. I could definitely taste a difference between a 2 and a 4. We also got an order of the fried chicken, and that was easily the best thing we had. The chicken was huge, piping hot, crispy exterior, really juicy meat. I will be getting it for myself when I go back! read more
9 months ago
In my short trip to Seattle, I became obsessed with this place. They are so much better than that hand pulled noodle place on Pike. Everything's better the noodles, the broth, the service.. and it's cheaper too. First, I tried the Mala Kotteri because it was their signature dish. I got a spice level of three. While it was very good, I didn't like that the chili oil overwhelmed the flavor of the delicious broth. And it might've been too many flavors going on for me, but for a spicy food lover, it might be the right thing. Next, I got the Shoyu Ramen, this was great because I could experience the delicious 26 hour broth. It might be the best broth I've ever had. This would be great if you wanted a mild classic style Ramen. Lastly, I tried the Ma Po Tofu Ramen. This was my personal favorite. It is the most delicious thing I've eaten on this whole trip! It struck just the right balance between spice and the Umami flavor of the broth. At a spice level of one you could taste the Szechuan peppercorn, but it was subtle and did not overwhelm the broth. I love the garnish of crispy noodle and that cabbage stuff on top was incredibly delicious. I think if I lived here I would become addicted to this dish. 10 out of 10! I also love that they had garnish on the side, including Szechuan peppercorn, chilis and black vinegar. This place is legit! read more
1 year ago
I've been wanting to try Ooink for YEARS and I'm glad to have finally tried it. Ooink is a ramen restaurant in the Harvard Market right above QFC in Capitol Hill. Unlike most places in Seattle, there is a convenient free little shared parking lot for Ooink and the other businesses in this area. Our group of five got here pretty early on in the day, a little before noon. It wasn't busy yet. There was maybe a group or two already seated and eating before we arrived. The restaurant itself is pretty small, so having a group of five was a bit of a stretch for how small the seating arrangements are. I wouldn't bring no more than a group of four here, unless you don't mind sitting apart from one another. Once you arrive, you need to order first before getting seated, if you plan on dining in. So placing our orders was quick and easy! Our group was able to submit and place our orders with the self-ordering kiosk, as well as having someone assist us. I ordered the Mapo Tofu Ramen The spice level ranges between 1 and 2 for this ramen bowl. It has a numbing and spicy silky pork soup with shoyu flavor with ground pork and silken tofu, noodles, and zacai. I have never seen another ramen restaurant serve a Mapo Tofu Ramen, so I was very intrigued by this option. The broth is quite different from other ramen broths I have had. It is super creamy. I wasn't the biggest fan of how creamy the broth was, but it was still good nonetheless. My sister's boyfriend ordered the Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich, which I had to mention given how fast they made it and brought it out! They brought it out before his ramen. It's a fried crispy chicken thigh with shredded cabbage, cucumber, and house-made sauce. It is a highly demanded menu item here. read more
First comment, so you're prepared, the tables mostly seat 2 and cannot be moved (they're bolted to the floor). So if you're coming with a group you'll have to camp at multiple tables. We ordered a number of ramens to try. Ordering was quick and easy and the server was very friendly. All of the pork was super tender and the soup bases flavorful. read more
4 months ago
Best cucumber salad I've had!! The sauce was so good I would buy it by the bottle. The ramen was rich, flavorful, and numbing. Quick service and a quaint spot, I will definitely be back to try their basic ramens next. read more
Got a delicious bowl of shoyu pork ramen. Broth was very nutty and rich - the mushroom umami flavor was very strong. Meat portions were normal and noodles were acceptable. Nothing spectacular for the $20+ price per person but this place w was a self-serve no tipping establishment so I can give some credit to that. Small joint with decent seating and great service, would come again if in the area and hungry. read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
The food isn't bad, but it isn't great either. It's hard to beat Danbo and Menya as cap hill ramen spots. The kotteri ramen is what I generally order and resembling of black tar (if you're into that). The broth has a very strong first sip, the flavor hits hard and permeates your taste buds. Strangely and inversely from other ramen broths I've had, the flavor mutes over time and by the end of the session you're struggling to taste it. Eat the garlic chips fast because they will sog up in the broth. read more
Was excited to try a newer spot in the area but wouldn't say it's a top 5 ramen spot. If you prefer heavier and richer broths, especially the Mala numbing flavor, this could be your spot. However, you can't customize richness of broth, firmness of noodles, etc. Tried the #5 Mala Kotteri Ramen and wouldn't get it again: noodles too firm even for someone who usually picks firmer noodles at Ramen Danbo and Ichiran. Though most other ramen spots also remake char siu and a soft boiled egg, both were tad overcooked here and left sitting too long. read more
this might be my favorite ramen place in seattle. the broth is packed with flavor, noodle are chewy, and comes with all the toppings. i got the shoyu ramen and it is such a good basic. spicy assam goreng is spicy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. parking is a bit of a feat, you have to pay read more
7 months ago
Best ramen I've had ever, originally from Oregon and I love Asian food. I try all kinds of Asian dishes and this has to be the best I've had. Will visit again when I come to Seattle. Every ingredient can be tasted in the ramen. Flavor is delicious, service is OK, I'm here for the food. Small but homey feeling read more
Been wanting to come here and finally got the chance. They seem to be known for pork broths, and let me tell you, it was delicious!! I got the koterri ramen, which was flavourful and creamy. The pork is well marinated and slightly sweet . I also got the Malta spicy chicken sandwich which also pairs well with the sauce they give you. It's not the best chicken sandwich I've ever had, but still very flavorful. It's upstairs and heads up, there isn't a lot of seating. When I went on a Wednesday night, there weren't any lines. read more
A small sized restaurant located above QFC with mostly seating for two people. Very quick service on a weekday mid afternoon. Ordered the shoyu ramen, which was pretty tasty in terms of textures and flavors. A solid spot for ramen! read more
9 months ago
8 months ago
Traveling to Seattle you MUST stop by this place that I found through Social Media , I just loved their Mala Ramen , it's to kill for ! Their Spicy Chicken sandwich is crunchy , a little sweet and salty blend of awesomeness ! Gyoza was soooo warm and refreshing, like an orgasm in your mouth ! The spicy ayam goreng was very tasty too ! The service of course was top tier and the vibe is very welcoming and warm ! And be sure to grab a mala chilli or garlic peanut crunch chilli sauce to spice up your food at home ! read more
4 months ago
Wonderful service, delicious ramen and a nice comfortable vibe inside. The price is not bad either. It was a good date spot! read more
Came in on a rainy day and this was the perfect meal to warm me up. I got the mala ramen with level 3 spice and this had a nice kick to it. This was very yummy and filling. The restaurant is quite small so you should only order if you know there will be seating. read more
Ramen was good, but I was not super crazy about the Mala Ramen that my son and I got. I usually like Ma pepper dishes like Ma Po rudy, but it was a little too much in the ramen for my tastes. I selected 4 star spicy, but it was more "numbing" than spicy. Not a lot of seats and there was about a 15 minute the Sunday night that we were there, and that cleared out quickly. Casual interior, which seemed appealing for a ramen place. I will likely go back, but select a more traditional ramen next time. read more
2 years ago
More like 3.5 but rounded it up. Mala Kotteri Ramen (4/5): delicious and flavorful. I love spicy food so I went with the highest level (4) and it just felt like 2-2.5 at most. Malaysian fried chicken (3/5): it may look big but it's just 3 pieces of drumsticks. Flavor was good but also very salty. Everything is self serve fyi read more
A cozy place tucked above the qfc in Capitol Hill that has delicious ramen! We went on a Tuesday night and were able to order and get a table right away. It isn't the biggest space, so I could see how it could get busy quickly on weekends or at peek dinner hour. Service was very quick, so I think the wait for a table wouldn't be long if it were busy. The broth was super flavorful and had so many yummy add ins. Definitely a go to place for ramen! read more
10 months ago
Ramen was delicious!! The tofu was our favorite but both broths were so savory. Sandwich is hugeee, the chicken was super crispy and sauce went perfectly with it. read more
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Can sesame allergies be accommodated?
Hi, all the bamboo contains sesame oil. and vegetarian miso ramen contains sesame dressing on the veg topping.
Are the vegetarian ramens also vegan? Curious if they are served with egg and if the corn butter is made with real butter. thanks!
You can get it without the egg and butter to make it vegan.
What's the base of the vegetarian broth?
Website and menu says kombu, shiitake, dry dates.
Are paleo or gluten free options available?
Sorry we do not. Only gluten free we have a Ayam goreng.
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