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Slurping Turtle

4.0 (503 reviews)
ModerateSushi Bars, Ramen
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Katie N.

I've been to slurping turtle twice now and both times the food has been delicious. I like that they have gluten-free and vegetarian options. My most recent visit I got the vegetarian Ramen with sweet potato noodles as the gluten-free substitute. It was very delicious. Love the flavor just wish that there were a few more vegetables actually in the soup. Service both times were pretty iffy, though it wasn't busy. They did not see us until everyone in the party was there which seemed a little bit ridiculous. Also, I had to waive the waitress over to bring me more water, but otherwise it is yummy food that I would have again if I was in the area.

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Trisha H.

I've been here before and it's been pretty good. The duck fat fried chicken is very tasty! My sister and I were pretty bummed about our ramen though. The broth was less than lukewarm -- call it what it was, it was cold. We mentioned it to our server and the floor manager brought a new bowl of piping hot broth to "freshen it up" -- not really the greatest experience but they tried! The star of the show was the bento box, honestly! My son got all of his favorites AND enjoyed the duck fat fried chicken as well.

Rae D.

This was my first time trying ramen and it was such a great experience. The food was tasty and portion sizes were amazing. Our waiter was very attentive and thorough in explaining the menu. It was pretty quiet for a Sunday afternoon so the restaurant wasn't too crowded. Overall, I would try again!

Tan Tan Men Ramen
Geoff D.

Not that you anticipate a traditional Japanese experience when the name is Slurping Turtle, but you would be right if you thought this was going to be what a loud, full of hipster shopping at the higher end mall would be. I sat at the bar dining alone as there was a 20-30 minute wait for the legion of high tops at 1pm on a sunny Saturday afternoon. Started with the Takoyaki octopus fritters (6 of them) that had a piece of octopus encased in a breading that is then fried. The sweet tonkatsu sauce worked well with the mayo although I'd cut the amount of mayo in half. It is side by side with the tonkatsu sauce rather than mixed so the mayonnaise can dominate a given bite depending on how you pick it up with your chopsticks. They came right out of the fryer so be sure to wait at least a minute for them to cool and so that you avoid the singe when you pop that first one in whole. The Tan Tan Men ramen had a promised kick although nothing that should deter those who are heat limited. Generous ramen and pieces of pork belly and meatballs. Rich broth that you'd expect. I realize the target clientele is running youthful but I think we'd all like to be able to have a chance to chat so I'd lower the music volume just a bit. Hipster vibes ok if the food is good which it is, but you don't need the volume to achieve either. And shout out to Cayla at the bar. She was quick, attentive without pressure or impatience, and obviously knows how to juggle.

Andrew B.

We enjoyed 6 pieces of delicious nigiri as well as their tuna roll which was also amazing! They have great craft cocktails as well that are delicious!

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Marilyn V.

We came on a Friday night without reservations and had to wait 45mins. We registered our name and no. and waited for a text message while we wandered the area. I like the modern interior. Tables are mostly bar height with some regular tables on the sides. There's also outside seating and although the heaters were on, nobody was seated there on this cold November night. Food is decent and tasty. Ramen is nowhere near what a ramen tastes like. Soup is basically an Asian broth. I wouldn't say it's not delicious but can't call it ramen. Duck Fat Fried Chicken is crunchy and tasty. My miso soup came cold. When I complained, server apologized saying this is the last bowl and they're making a new pot. Although that's not a good excuse, she quickly replaced it. I will consider coming back when I'm craving for Asian food. It's a good thing to have where Asian food is scarce. For this reason, I gave them 4 stars.

Tokyo Classic Ramen
Cassandra R.

Went in on a cold day - we got there right around 6:15 and there was a wait but it was short. They quoted 20 min but we waited about 5 max. The table itself was interesting- high top but the bar stools were screwed to the floor/not moveable and not very comfy. Our waiter was prompt but busy. We got edamame to share (good but nothing overly special), and each got a bowl of ramen. I had the classic (no spice) and it was tasty! The egg was delish and the pork belly tender. The noodles themselves were pretty standard. Pricing was moderate. Definitely a good spot on a cold day!

Kids little slurp (bland with little to no flavor)
Shea S.

We sat in a little area behind the bar that I didn't know was there. Great service and a little more of a quit area. Food was great and the waiter was awesome (Jacob) he made it for us.

denisha c.

Food was amazing! Service was amazing and the vibe was amazing! And pretty reasonable prices

Duck Fat Fried Chicken
Brooklynn A.

So yummy! The Duck Fat Fried Chicken is perf, amazing ramen. The service was friendly & prompt.

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Jessica W.

Slurping Turtle - Easton, Columbus, OH Visited July 2025 4/5 for the DFFC Miso Ramen alone (continue reading:) The Broth: Steaming hot, layered with rich miso flavor and chili oil warmth. This is the kind of broth you crave when you're under the weather or just need comfort in a bowl. Noodles & Toppings: * Noodles had a nice al dente bounce (not house-made texture, but still solid). * Corn was soft--could use more crunch. * Kimchi? Excellent. Bright, tangy, and worth asking for extra. * Ramen egg was visually great but cooler than I'd prefer, likely prepped ahead. * Fried chicken was crispy and seasoned well, but gets soggy fast if you leave it sitting. Tip: Ask for it on the side. They also serve S&B ramen pepper at the table (tasty, but the fine print warns of BPA exposure--makes you wonder what we're sprinkling without thinking). Service: Friendly but not hovering. My server split my leftovers into separate broth/noodle containers without me asking--a detail that really matters if you plan to reheat. Space & Atmosphere: Very busy on a Tuesday night. Big garage doors open up to the sidewalk for fresh air and people-watching. If you're not into crowds or prefer a quieter meal, consider takeout. Parking: Paid parking in the Easton Preferred Park lot next door--enforced only on Level 1. Be ready with the ParkMobile app or look for free spots nearby. Overall: I've tried all their ramen broths, and the DFFC Miso is the only one I consistently come back for. Haven't branched into their sushi much (I prefer Mr. Sushi in Gahanna for that). Bottom Line: Broth worth the trip Get your chicken on the side Kimchi is underrated Paid parking is Level 1 only Would I return? For this bowl, yes. Would I dine in again? Maybe--but more likely I'd grab it to-go and savor in peace.

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DFFC Miso Ramen
Stephen F.

This was my second time visiting Slurping Turtle, and it absolutely did not disappoint! The atmosphere is great, and the service is consistently excellent. They have an amazing variety of options on the menu, making it hard to choose, but the food is always top-notch. I started with the gyoza dumplings for an appetizer, which were perfectly cooked and flavorful. For the main course, I highly recommend the duck fat fried chicken ramen--it is incredibly rich, savory, and exactly what you want in a bowl of ramen. I'm already looking forward to my third visit!

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