4 Best Ramen Restaurants In Kew Gardens Hills

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1. Kogane

4.7

Exceptional(39)

Price: Expensive

• Ramen • Chelsea

Booked 1 time today

Kogane, nestled in the vibrant Chelsea neighborhood of New York, is a top destination for authentic and exquisitely crafted ramen. With daily homemade noodles, the quality of their ramen dishes is unmatched. Diners rave about the "delicious vegetarian ramen," the "lobster ramen with huge pieces of lobster," and the "best tonkotsu ramen in the city," highlighting the restaurant's commitment to excellence and flavor. The cozy atmosphere adds to the experience, making it a perfect escape from the city's hustle. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or new to this culinary delight, Kogane's diverse menu and "super flavorful" broths are sure to impress. As one reviewer puts it, it's "the best ramen thus far in Chelsea," making Kogane a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic, high-quality ramen.

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2. Sozai (Japanese Izakaya Ramen)

4.6

Exceptional(12)

Price: Expensive

• Ramen • Rockefeller Center

Booked 36 times today

Sozai, nestled in the vibrant Rockefeller Center in New York, is a top-tier destination for authentic Izakaya cuisine. Known for its lively ambiance and exemplary service, Sozai offers an unforgettable dining experience that captures the essence of Japanese gastropub culture. Guests rave about the "impeccable presentation, taste, and speed" of dishes, highlighting favorites like the spicy ushi ebi and miso black cod. The atmosphere is both authentic and inviting, perfect for any occasion from casual outings to special celebrations. Enthusiastic patrons recommend securing a private booth to fully enjoy Sozai's offerings, including a diverse sake selection and innovative dishes like the delectable crab croquettes with mentaiko sauce. With glowing reviews and a commitment to quality, Sozai stands out as a must-visit for Izakaya enthusiasts in the heart of New York.

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3. MB Ramen - Port Washington

4.8

Exceptional(1)

Price: Moderate

• Ramen • Port Washington

Booked 4 times today

MB Ramen in Port Washington is the go-to destination for authentic Japanese ramen on Long Island. With a cozy, anime-themed atmosphere, this restaurant stands out for its dedication to crafting a genuine ramen experience. The MB Ramen, featuring a rich tonkotsu broth, is a crowd favorite, hailed as "literally the best ramen you can get on Long Island." Patrons consistently praise the "flavorful, rich, and excellent" broths and the "thick, juicy" pork belly. The restaurant's vibrant setting, complete with custom artwork and anime, alongside a free-play Street Fighter II arcade, creates a unique dining experience that's both fun and inviting. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or just exploring Japanese cuisine, MB Ramen promises a delightful and satisfying meal.

4. Lucky Cat

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4.8

Exceptional(2)

Price: Moderate

• Ramen • Midtown East

Booked 15 times today

The Lucky Cat is situated in Midtown NYC, a vibrant center of Japanese business and culture. Our large beckoning cat, an emblem of Japan's Maneki Neko tradition, warmly welcomes everyone. The restaurant is operated by chef and partner Koji Kagawa, embracing the 'Izakaya' concept—an informal Japanese gastropub typically frequented after work for drinks. Our menu offers authentic dishes served in a tapas style, perfect for sharing. Come and unwind with us! Irashaimase!

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Kogane

2. Sozai (Japanese Izakaya Ramen)

3. MB Ramen - Port Washington

4. Lucky Cat

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