A true Tokyo ramen experience in NYC, w/ comic-book menus & standout gyoza.
This Japanese ramen spot is a hidden gem, offering a Tokyo-esque dining experience with its unique interior and comic book-style menu. Customers rave about the delicious ramen, with particular praise for the curry and black garlic varieties. Beyond the standout noodle dishes, don't miss the highly-rated gyoza and the surprisingly delicious brussels sprouts with citrus.
This Japanese ramen restaurant is highly praised for its authentic ramen, with specific recommendations for the curry ramen and black garlic ramen. The gyoza appetizer is also a standout, described as having a perfectly crispy exterior. Some users note that while good, other ramen spots may be located downtown.
"The curry ramen and black garlic ramen are frequently recommended. The gyoza is also a highly praised appetizer, and the brussels sprouts with citrus are mentioned as a surprisingly delicious dish."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this ramen shop for its authentic atmosphere, delicious food, and excellent service. It's frequently recommended as a top ramen destination in the city.
Important Note
One commenter noted that while Kin Ramen is good, there might be better ramen spots located downtown. Another mentioned that the black garlic ramen, while highly rated, is expensive and does not include an egg.
"Kim Ramen is suggested for those looking for something more centrally located in Midtown."
Positive"This commenter described Kin Ramen as a great spot they discovered after a walk. They are eager to return and try more of the menu."
Positive"The commenter expressed interest in trying Kin Ramen, stating that it looks very good."
Positive"This commenter states that Kin Ramen is great and that almost the entire menu is hits, indicating a very positive overall experience."
Positive"This commenter enthusiastically describes Kin Ramen as awesome and highlights the staff's exceptional welcoming attitude towards their young son during a visit."
Positive"The author visited Kin Ramen in Midtown and found it to be exactly what they needed. They specifically praised the brussels sprouts with citrus and the pork chashu, highly recommending both. While generally hesitant to revisit places due to NYC's vast culinary options, they would return if staying in the area again."
Positive"The commenter states that Kin Ramen on 56th street is fantastic."
Positive"This commenter agrees that Kin is pretty good, but mentions that better spots are downtown."
Positive"Kim ramen is emphatically recommended as the best option."
Positive"Kin's veggie ramen is highly praised, with the commenter stating it 'blew me away'."
Positive"The original poster mentioned Kin Ramen as a highly recommended option for ramen near Carnegie Hall, noting it looked great but they had recently eaten ramen."
Neutral"Rates Hide-Chan's broth, meat, price, noodles, and presentation, describing its flavor as sweet and savory."
Positive"Rates Kin Ramen highly for its light, savory black garlic ramen, noting it's expensive and doesn't include an egg."
Positive"This commenter agrees that Kin Ramen is seriously good, comparing it to a small ramen restaurant in Tokyo. Their nephew, who loves Tokyo ramen, considers it one of the top three in Manhattan."
Positive"The commenter personally loves Kin Ramen the most."
Positive"Kin Ramen is mentioned as a dining option."
Positive"Kin Ramen is recommended."
Positive"The original poster expressed interest in Kin Ramen, as they are looking for an Asian cuisine experience and enjoy ramen. This comment is a reply to a recommendation for Kin Ramen."
Positive"Kin Ramen is described as one of the best and most unique ramen spots in the city. The user's husband and son are interested in this ramen recommendation."
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