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    Susukino Ramen

    4.5 (139 reviews)
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    Takoyaki
    Travis J.

    SUSUKINO in the financial district of NYC is an absolute hidden gem. I stopped in for their incredible $28 dinner set which includes an appetizer, a roll, and your choice of ramen or a rice bowl. The value is amazing and the quality is even better. I sat at the bar and loved the peaceful, relaxed atmosphere that felt like a perfect escape from the busy streets outside. Since it was happy hour, I could not resist ordering the takoyaki. The fried octopus and squid balls were crispy, savory, and incredibly satisfying. For my main, I chose the ramen and it arrived piping hot and full of rich flavor. It was exactly what I needed on a cold NYC night. Everything from the food to the ambiance to the service made this a fantastic experience. I will definitely be returning. Five stars all the way.

    Today's lunch combo
    Lisa M.

    Casual yet decorative, this Japanese spot in the FiDi is a great pick if you work or are visiting in this part of town for reasonably priced and loaded lunch sets. The spicy yellow tail roll that came with my lunch combo was not premium but still gratifying, and I would go back for the pork katsu and rice I chose on my first outing

    Salmon Roll
    Mandisa N.

    Decided to visit Susukino for my lunch break. It really wasn't too busy. I opted for their lunch set and got the tonkotsu ramen and a salmon roll for $20. For the price, I say I would say I was happy with it and would return again. The broth wasn't the most flavorful I've had, but truthfully, I did prefer it because other ramen broths I've had in FiDi have an off-putting "strong-ness" to them after a while. I do also wish there were more noodles in the dish (first time I have ever said this).   I think if you're in the area and need a ramen/sushi fix, this is your best bet!

    Karaage(Fried Chicken)
    Anita J.

    I ordered take out from here for 3 people - we each got a dinner set. 2 ramens and 1 katsu don. The take out was prepared in a timely manner and was very well packaged. Overall, the food was just okay. The karaage was a bit hard. The tuna, spicy tuna, and salmon rolls were got were all good. The katsu don was also good. The ramen was okay. The noodles were medium thickness but there wasn't much of it. The broth was a bit salty and we thought it lacked a bit of depth. Overall, docking a star for our personal experience with the food but I would be willing to try the ramen again in the restaurant

    Green Tea
    Charlie N.

    I love ramen and this place does deliver their ramen. The lunch special was amazing and comes with a side of sushi. Ramen wise, I really enjoy their broth, it wasn't as salty and kept ramen to Japanese tradition. The sushi rolls that come with the lunch special was standardized but it's worth to get the lunch special. I however love their ambiance! It has a feel of a Japanese ramen era! The service however was extremely slow, we waited for about 35-40 minutes just to get our order. This may be a one off. I will visit again to try out other things on their menu. If you're in the neighborhood and looking to try a new local ramen spot, I would recommend stopping and support this local business!

    Lunch special menu as of 10/8/25
    Chris P.

    I had lunch to commemorate National Salmon Day back in October. It was a bit of a walk to get to this place but I was seated quickly. Overall ambiance was a blend of American and Japanese restaurant. Service was a but slow. I ordered the Salmon teriyaki Bento box. I'd definitely return to try their Ramen lunch special and happy hour.

    Lunch Set
    Ashley L.

    Lunch specials always good. Recommend the spicy tonkatsu. They always pkg their delivery good too no spills.

    Tonkostu ramen! So yummy on a cold winter that I ordered it twice!
    Amy Y.

    Ordered the tonkostu ramen on a cold winter day. I started with a sip of the rich pork bone broth. Worked my way with bits of the toppings such as bamboo shoots, Naruto fish cakes, and these brown thin strips of crunchiness. My ramen egg was slightly cooked and no longer runny, which I was ok with. It happens. My only concern was the thick slices of cha siu pork. It has flavor but it was not tender enough for my liking. The noodles were slurpable. The umami-ness of the broth clinged on to each noodle strand. Service was prompt. Ambiance was there... People were chatting and enjoying the food and company. Just note most of their ramen is tonkostu/pork bone broth based. I would definitely go back and order the other ramen options. Pricing wise I guess it's normal for FiDi. They have a ramen lunch set for those super hungry!

    Tonkotsu Ramen, Salmon Roll
    Elena Y.

    They have considerably more business now but the service and quality has degraded. Ordered shoyu ramen set with salmon roll and agedashi tofu app. Pros: Salmon roll is nice, thick cut of meat and little rice Matcha tea is nice Cons: Ramen soup too oily, even for shoyu. If I wanted oil I'd have gotten tonkotsu.. Not enough ramen soup. Too much noodle. Ramen soup condiments not good quality and mostly bamboo and seaweed and egg. Where's the pickled red ginger? Chicken is a bit rubbery Shoyu egg was half hard boiled. Not fully silky yolk. Agedashi tofu came out after the main meal. I tried to cancel but couldn't. Not enough broth. Felt oily and under seasoned. I've had better in Rego park lol. Waitress: not very friendly feeling, no smiles until pay bill, last time was friendlier.

    Jean M.

    Newer ramen restaurant in the financial district. My friends had ramen (which they enjoyed), and I had their pork katsu which was really good. I also thought their seaweed salad was tasty! Pretty good prices for NYC too. Food 4/5 Service 4/5 Decor 4/5

    Spicy Dandanmen
    Taylor K.

    Solid food, quick service and very friendly for solo diners. They also have great deals, including happy hour and dinner sets. Everything on their happy hour menu is under $10, and they have a $28 bento set that gets you an entree, appetizer and a roll.

    Talaya M.

    Service was lovely, they were speedy, and efficient. The environment is lovely and the decor is a nice touch for sure. Now the food I was hoping for a better experience - my broth was not drinkable (I feel like with Ramen you want to leave that bowl empty and I did not), noddles felt like I was eating Top Ramen if I'm honest. The meal deal was a good deal but I'm not returning for sure

    Chicken karaage
    Danica F.

    By far the most authentic feel for ramen here, in comparison to ramen I've had in Nagasaki. Service was good, smaller interior space due to being in New York City. Appetizers somehow came out faster than expected. Great variety of ramen amongst other things.

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    Very delicious. Went on a date and was perfect chill place. Would recommend to anyone!

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