Handmade noodles & exceptional ramen broths [1]. A top-tier Japanese spot known for its Shoyu and Duck Tsukemen, plus decadent Wagyu [2].
This Japanese ramen establishment is lauded for its house-made noodles, a craft perfected with a Japanese noodle machine, resulting in phenomenal texture and flavor [1]. Their Shoyu ramen is a consistent favorite, while the Shio ramen offers a lighter alternative. For a more decadent experience, their Wagyu dishes are a recommended splurge [2].
This Japanese restaurant is celebrated for its house-made ramen noodles, which are a result of their investment in a Japanese noodle machine, providing excellent texture and flavor. Popular choices include the Shoyu ramen, the lighter Shio ramen, and the highly recommended Duck Tsukemen. For those looking to indulge, the Wagyu dishes are also a hit. The restaurant also offers other items such as tebasaki wings and temaki [1, 2].
"Highly recommended dishes include the Shoyu ramen, Duck Tsukemen, and Wagyu. The Yuzu soda and Temaki are also noted as enjoyable additions."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the handmade noodles and rich broths, with particular acclaim for the Shoyu and Duck Tsukemen dishes. Some users expressed disappointment with the restaurant after its move from Astoria [3].
Important Note
Some diners have expressed disappointment following the restaurant's move from Astoria, suggesting the ramen may not be the same as before [1].
"This user states Shuya is their favorite and highlights their duck tsukemen as fantastic."
Positive"This user lists Shuya as a recommended ramen spot."
Positive"This user lists Shuya as a restaurant that frequently comes up in ramen recommendations for Midtown."
Positive"Shuya was recommended for ramen, with good wings and brussels sprouts also mentioned."
Positive"Shuya was praised as fantastic."
Positive"Shuya was mentioned as one of the commenter's favorite Japanese restaurants."
Positive"Shuya was recommended as a good mid-range Japanese restaurant."
Positive"As a ramen alternative to EAK Ramen, Shuya is recommended for those who enjoy soup and noodles."
Positive"Shuya is recommended as a ramen option."
Positive"This user recommended Shuya as a ramen shop, listing it among several other good ramen alternatives."
Positive"This user recommended Shuya as a ramen shop, listing it among several other good ramen alternatives."
Positive"User lists Shuya as a go-to affordable restaurant."
Positive"Shuya is included in a list of ramen recommendations in Manhattan."
Neutral"The user decided to go to Kjun but noted that Shuya looks good and plans to visit it in the future."
Positive"Shuya is recommended for happy hour, not just for drinks but also for food."
Positive"Shuya is mentioned as a restaurant option."
Neutral"Shuya in Midtown East is recommended as a lesser-known ramen spot with a great happy hour menu."
Positive"Shuya is listed as a ramen option in the Midtown / Chelsea / NoMad area."
Positive"This user recommended Shuya on 3rd Ave as a pretty authentic and recently opened ramen spot."
Positive"Shuya is noted for its tebasaki wings and temaki."
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