Authentic Japanese ramen, known for rich tonkotsu & spicy tonkotsu. Don't miss the okonomiyaki!
For a comforting and delicious bowl of ramen, Kohoku-ku is a top contender in the city. Reviewers consistently praise their authentic Japanese ramen, with many highlighting the rich tonkotsu broth and the flavorful spicy tonkotsu ramen. Beyond ramen, their okonomiyaki also receives positive mentions, making it a well-rounded choice for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts.
Kohoku-ku is highly regarded for its Japanese ramen, particularly the tonkotsu and spicy tonkotsu varieties, which are frequently recommended. The okonomiyaki is also a standout dish. While most feedback is positive, one user found it to be just 'alright' compared to other ramen options.
"The spicy tonkotsu ramen and the okonomiyaki are highly recommended dishes at Kohoku-ku."
Customers have a very positive sentiment towards Kohoku-ku, frequently recommending it as a favorite ramen spot and praising the quality of its dishes.
Important Note
One user found the ramen to be just 'alright' compared to other establishments.
"The original poster was looking for ramen recommendations before a Broadway show and decided to try Kohoku-ku. They found it to be an excellent choice, enjoying the spicy tonkotsu ramen and okonomiyaki."
Positive"Kohoku-ku is mentioned as having very good ramen."
Positive"Kohoku-Ku is listed among several recommended restaurants."
Neutral"KOHOKU-KU RAMEN is listed as a ramen recommendation with a provided map link."
Positive"Kohoku-ku is mentioned as a ramen spot worth considering."
Neutral"The user was looking for gluten-free ramen options in Manhattan for a friend and inquired about Kohoku-Ku as a potential choice."
Neutral"This user stated that Kohoku-Ku has some really solid vegan ramen."
Positive"This user lists Men Kui Tei off of St. Marks as a missed restaurant."
Neutral"Kohoku-ku is listed as one of the recommended ramen spots."
Positive"This commenter found Kohoku-ku Ramen to be alright but preferred other ramen spots like Shuya, Tonchin, Tabetomo, Ishida, Susuru, and Okiboru."
Neutral"This commenter found Kohoku-ku Ramen to be alright but preferred other ramen spots like Shuya, Tonchin, Tabetomo, Ishida, Susuru, and Okiboru."
Neutral"Kohoku-ku is the commenter's favorite spot for tonkotsu ramen in NYC."
Positive"Expresses love for Kohoku-ku."
Positive"Corrects location information, stating Kohoku-ku is only in Hell's Kitchen, not Bushwick as a map indicated."
Neutral"Listed Kohoku-ku as 3-star ramen based on aggregated data."
Neutral"Kohoku is a better ramen option than Ichiran in Hell's Kitchen."
Positive"Kohoku-ku is my favorite ramen place in the city"
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