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chicken karaage - crispy, juicy, fried chicken thigh served with a slice of lemon to cut through the oil, and a dipping sauce. This is my favorite from their menu Tonkatsu ramen - it's alright. Pretty average broth. The charred slices of chashu was good. Small Aburi chashu bowl - while the chashu were nice, I wished they were more generous with them. It was 3 thin slices and a lot of rice. Pork on rice - similar to the chashu bowl, it's a ton of rice with very little pork. The pork was also quite chewy and plain. Won't be getting this again.
I was craving something warm, quick, and fast for a cold winter day so I decided to go with Ramen Green. I don't regret my decision at all. Ramen Green is located inside 99 Ranch and is part of the supermarket food court. I did an online order and picked up, which worked out wonderfully. Their online ordering platform is smooth and everything was packed up with SO much care for me to carry out! (For example, my nori was in a separate little bag so wouldn't get soggy in the ramen when I compiled it!! This level of care is so rare and special). I ordered the Tonkatsu ramen, which for $13 and big portion, is an absolute steal. I will say that while the toppings and noodles tasted great, I wasn't the biggest fan of the broth. It was by no means bad, it just didn't blow me away. I would suggest coming to Ramen Green if you're looking for great service and a bang for your buck! If you're looking for gourmet ramen though, I don't think this would be the best fit.
Came here for the Chashu Ramen, and it had 5 slices of Chashu. The broth was alright and the noodles were also alright. It wasnt the best nor the worst that i had. It was just an average bowl of ramen...
I got the Vegetarian Ramen here on a Monday for dinner, and it was pretty good! Very standard, no frills food court type of food. It wasn't like amazingly delicious but for $13, it served its purpose (feeding me vegetarian food). It actually might have been vegan, because it was just vegetables, noodles and tofu, but I don't know what the soup base was made out of so maybe that would need to be checked by a vegan. There was ample seating in front of the spot shared by the rest of the eateries! Food came out fairly quickly, within 5-10mins.
I was skeptical about this place originally but now I'm a fan. My top choice is juicy fried chicken with is flavorful, juicy as the name suggests and with generous portion (5 big pieces) for $5.75! You can make this into a meat with just rice or order the chicken ramen for $12+. The ramen prices are cheaper than other places but the broth is a little bland for my liking so I often add extra sauce/chili powder to flavor it. It also came with 1/2 ramen egg which is good as you often have to order it as add on in other ramen places. Overall, good ramen that's good on budget and it's juicy chicken is the best!
Twenty minutes for 5 tiny pcs of shrimp tempura and when I bit into it, I could hardly see the shrimp. Smh... On the plus side, it was crunchy. #OneAndDone
What a fun spot to grab some food in the middle of grocery shopping. We ordered the green veggie ramen & the green pan fried goyoza (both vegetarian). I personally loved the flavor and the paste inside the goyoza. Ramen was very fresh and tasted good, but i felt it lacked some flavor. Adding hot sauce definitely helped hit the spot.
What a bummer. I ordered veggie gyoza and a small chicken bowl to go. The fried chicken smelled so decadent and I was excited to rip into it when I got home. Unfortunately when I opened the container there was only a bowl of rice. No chicken to be found. This was really frustrating. The veggie gyoza was also lackluster and had this weird green goo in it. My husband enjoyed his ramen, which was the only redeeming part of the meal. But because we're in closer proximity to both Miso and Ani we won't be heading back to Green. An overall disappointment. I'm sure I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, and would maybe only return if I was shopping in 99 Ranch and wanted a bite.
Well my boyfriend and I stumbled into 99 Ranch in search of a quick bite to eat and bubble tea. After quickly walking around the food court area and seeing my options. I decided on Ramen Green. I had ordered the chicken ramen and my boyfriend ordered the spicy miso ramen and an order of fried chicken (karaage). Our order was quickly called and it looked and smelled delicious. My chicken ramen had like a creamy broth and had a good amount of noodles, bamboo shoots, scallions, soft boiled egg, and chunks of karaage. It tasted great! My boyfriend enjoyed his spicy miso ramen. He enjoyed that spicy miso broth. The order of karaage was cooked perfectly and was cooked perfectly with a crunch in every bite. The restaurant has a small eating area just for Ramen Green customers. They have a variety of ramen options and also rice dishes. This place is definitely a hidden gem. I would definitely come back again!
I've been going to Ranch 99 for years and I'm so mad at myself for never stopping to try this place. Excellent ramen and appetizers. I've had the tonkatsu and the spicy miso ramen and they were both very good. Definitely going back to try more of their stuff.
We were here for lunch, and which location is inside 99 Ranch. I had their version of spicy ramen, with expected flavorful soup based noodles. Honestly, it's not the best I tasted among so many ramen places I have been to, but I enjoyed it nevertheless. They're quick to prepare our orders and we didn't wait that long. I think it's the noodles that make the difference but who really knows for sure in this case. Or it must be the broth. Much like usual, I liked the experience being the first time here as much as I recall and would recommend the place to anyone who likes to have ramen on a cold day like yesterday. And if they're off to shopping inside this big location.
Broth - 4, noodle - 3, charsiu - 2, portion - 2 I was in the area and decided to pop in and give Kitakata Ban Nai another try after a few months. Last time I wasn't very impressed with the broth flavor or the fact that my spicy miso ramen was topped with a mound of cold raw carrots and spinach in lukewarm broth (would have been fine if the broth was piping hot). After I ordered the boiled vegetable shio ramen and sat down, I realized that it's actually a different ramen restaurant now LOL My vegetable shio ramen was pretty good overall. The broth was light but with enough flavor to not make it boring. Noodle was nice and chewy but the portion is significantly smaller than other ramen places in NY/NJ. Charsiu was ok but it's sliced so thin that it's hard to tell the flavor. I find Ramen Green's menu is very similar to Kitakana Ban Nai. Even comparing the "photos by Owner" to Kitakata's Yelp pics, they look identical (i.e. raw vegetables on miso ramen lol). Could it be the same Ownership under a different name?
This is a pleasant surprise to have in a Supermarket. My go to is the spicy ramen and for $11, it is everything you can ask for, if you like spicy I highly suggest this. I also really enjoy the gyozas which are very affordable and good quality. I've also had the crispy fried chicken and I'm still trying to figure out how it's soooo juicy and crispy at the same time super delicious! They have a small section to sit and eat for about 15 people, But you can always sit in the buffet area.
2 years ago
Great spot for an affordable, filling lunch! It is worth a stop in even if you aren't shopping at the grocery store. The two entrees I got came with a side of salad and soup with a hearty portion of rice. The curry sauce was too salty, but the pork cutlet was meaty and crispy. The prices of each entree were only $11-13! read more
6 months ago
DONT EAT HERE. Employees are rude and indifferent. I asked if I could exchange or have a refund for the nasty chicken they served me and I was told "it's your mistake". read more
While staying at the hospital across the street, I opted for the green chili shio ramen over hospital lunch and can say that it's one of the best bowls of ramen I've had in years. It is full of fresh flavorful ingredients, the pork is perfectly cooked, the noodles are great, and the broth is delicious. Not exactly spicy, but very good nonetheless. My husband got the karaage and enjoyed it. read more
1 year ago
chicken karaage - crispy, juicy, fried chicken thigh served with a slice of lemon to cut through the oil, and a dipping sauce. This is my favorite from their menu Tonkatsu ramen - it's alright. Pretty average broth. The charred slices of chashu was good. Small Aburi chashu bowl - while the chashu were nice, I wished they were more generous with them. It was 3 thin slices and a lot of rice. Pork on rice - similar to the chashu bowl, it's a ton of rice with very little pork. The pork was also quite chewy and plain. Won't be getting this again. read more
I was craving something warm, quick, and fast for a cold winter day so I decided to go with Ramen Green. I don't regret my decision at all. Ramen Green is located inside 99 Ranch and is part of the supermarket food court. I did an online order and picked up, which worked out wonderfully. Their online ordering platform is smooth and everything was packed up with SO much care for me to carry out! (For example, my nori was in a separate little bag so wouldn't get soggy in the ramen when I compiled it!! This level of care is so rare and special). I ordered the Tonkatsu ramen, which for $13 and big portion, is an absolute steal. I will say that while the toppings and noodles tasted great, I wasn't the biggest fan of the broth. It was by no means bad, it just didn't blow me away. I would suggest coming to Ramen Green if you're looking for great service and a bang for your buck! If you're looking for gourmet ramen though, I don't think this would be the best fit. read more
I got the Vegetarian Ramen here on a Monday for dinner, and it was pretty good! Very standard, no frills food court type of food. It wasn't like amazingly delicious but for $13, it served its purpose (feeding me vegetarian food). It actually might have been vegan, because it was just vegetables, noodles and tofu, but I don't know what the soup base was made out of so maybe that would need to be checked by a vegan. There was ample seating in front of the spot shared by the rest of the eateries! Food came out fairly quickly, within 5-10mins. read more
I was skeptical about this place originally but now I'm a fan. My top choice is juicy fried chicken with is flavorful, juicy as the name suggests and with generous portion (5 big pieces) for $5.75! You can make this into a meat with just rice or order the chicken ramen for $12+. The ramen prices are cheaper than other places but the broth is a little bland for my liking so I often add extra sauce/chili powder to flavor it. It also came with 1/2 ramen egg which is good as you often have to order it as add on in other ramen places. Overall, good ramen that's good on budget and it's juicy chicken is the best! read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Twenty minutes for 5 tiny pcs of shrimp tempura and when I bit into it, I could hardly see the shrimp. Smh... On the plus side, it was crunchy. #OneAndDone read more
What a fun spot to grab some food in the middle of grocery shopping. We ordered the green veggie ramen & the green pan fried goyoza (both vegetarian). I personally loved the flavor and the paste inside the goyoza. Ramen was very fresh and tasted good, but i felt it lacked some flavor. Adding hot sauce definitely helped hit the spot. read more
What a bummer. I ordered veggie gyoza and a small chicken bowl to go. The fried chicken smelled so decadent and I was excited to rip into it when I got home. Unfortunately when I opened the container there was only a bowl of rice. No chicken to be found. This was really frustrating. The veggie gyoza was also lackluster and had this weird green goo in it. My husband enjoyed his ramen, which was the only redeeming part of the meal. But because we're in closer proximity to both Miso and Ani we won't be heading back to Green. An overall disappointment. I'm sure I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, and would maybe only return if I was shopping in 99 Ranch and wanted a bite. read more
7 years ago
Well my boyfriend and I stumbled into 99 Ranch in search of a quick bite to eat and bubble tea. After quickly walking around the food court area and seeing my options. I decided on Ramen Green. I had ordered the chicken ramen and my boyfriend ordered the spicy miso ramen and an order of fried chicken (karaage). Our order was quickly called and it looked and smelled delicious. My chicken ramen had like a creamy broth and had a good amount of noodles, bamboo shoots, scallions, soft boiled egg, and chunks of karaage. It tasted great! My boyfriend enjoyed his spicy miso ramen. He enjoyed that spicy miso broth. The order of karaage was cooked perfectly and was cooked perfectly with a crunch in every bite. The restaurant has a small eating area just for Ramen Green customers. They have a variety of ramen options and also rice dishes. This place is definitely a hidden gem. I would definitely come back again! read more
I've been going to Ranch 99 for years and I'm so mad at myself for never stopping to try this place. Excellent ramen and appetizers. I've had the tonkatsu and the spicy miso ramen and they were both very good. Definitely going back to try more of their stuff. read more
4 years ago
We were here for lunch, and which location is inside 99 Ranch. I had their version of spicy ramen, with expected flavorful soup based noodles. Honestly, it's not the best I tasted among so many ramen places I have been to, but I enjoyed it nevertheless. They're quick to prepare our orders and we didn't wait that long. I think it's the noodles that make the difference but who really knows for sure in this case. Or it must be the broth. Much like usual, I liked the experience being the first time here as much as I recall and would recommend the place to anyone who likes to have ramen on a cold day like yesterday. And if they're off to shopping inside this big location. read more
7 years ago
Broth - 4, noodle - 3, charsiu - 2, portion - 2 I was in the area and decided to pop in and give Kitakata Ban Nai another try after a few months. Last time I wasn't very impressed with the broth flavor or the fact that my spicy miso ramen was topped with a mound of cold raw carrots and spinach in lukewarm broth (would have been fine if the broth was piping hot). After I ordered the boiled vegetable shio ramen and sat down, I realized that it's actually a different ramen restaurant now LOL My vegetable shio ramen was pretty good overall. The broth was light but with enough flavor to not make it boring. Noodle was nice and chewy but the portion is significantly smaller than other ramen places in NY/NJ. Charsiu was ok but it's sliced so thin that it's hard to tell the flavor. I find Ramen Green's menu is very similar to Kitakana Ban Nai. Even comparing the "photos by Owner" to Kitakata's Yelp pics, they look identical (i.e. raw vegetables on miso ramen lol). Could it be the same Ownership under a different name? read more
5 years ago
4 years ago
This is a pleasant surprise to have in a Supermarket. My go to is the spicy ramen and for $11, it is everything you can ask for, if you like spicy I highly suggest this. I also really enjoy the gyozas which are very affordable and good quality. I've also had the crispy fried chicken and I'm still trying to figure out how it's soooo juicy and crispy at the same time super delicious! They have a small section to sit and eat for about 15 people, But you can always sit in the buffet area. read more
Under new management, this place inside the supermarket dishes out decent ramen, very convenient for a quick lunch while grocery shopping. Chasu broth is correct and the pork belly is tender and flavorful. I do miss the Masemen which is not on the menu anymore. read more
I am so glad that the ramen place is still around. It almost gave me a heart attack when I saw this place was closed before. I got the green chili miso ramen again. It was smoky and spicy. Noodle was very chewy. It came with 4 pieces of roasted pork! The dumplings were tasty and worked great with he ponzu paste. read more
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Best ramen I've ever had. Perfect, generous portions. Amazingly delicious. And all of that for a great price. My go-to is the Spicy Miso Ramen. But I alternate often depending on my mood and they're all good! read more
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