Handmade noodles, authentic broths & cozy vibes. A top ramen spot with unique dishes like duck tsukemen.
This Japanese eatery is a standout for its expertly crafted ramen, with many praising its handmade noodles and rich broths. Highlights include the authentic shoyu ramen, flavorful tsukemen, and even vegetarian options. Beyond ramen, they offer other Japanese delights, and the cozy ambiance makes it suitable for various occasions.
Shuya is highly praised for its authentic Japanese cuisine, with a particular emphasis on its handmade ramen noodles and rich broths. Dishes like the shoyu ramen, tsukemen (including a highly-rated duck tsukemen), and vegetarian ramen options are frequently recommended. Some older comments suggest a decline in quality after a move, but the overall sentiment remains very positive, with specific mentions of excellent salads and Wagyu.
"Shuya is celebrated for its handmade ramen, with specific call-outs for the shoyu ramen, tsukemen (especially the duck tsukemen), and vegetarian ramen. Their house-made noodles and rich broths are consistently praised."
Customers rave about the exceptional quality of the ramen, particularly the handmade noodles and rich broths, with many considering it a top-tier Japanese dining experience.
Important Note
One older comment suggests the ramen quality may have declined after moving locations. Another notes that egg preparation might be slightly off.
"Shuya is listed as a Japanese ramen restaurant with good vegetarian options."
Neutral"This ramen restaurant is recommended for those missing Japan."
Positive"The commenter expresses disappointment that Shuya moved out of Astoria."
Negative"Shuya is mentioned as a recommendation."
Positive"This restaurant is listed as a place to repeat."
Positive"The commenter inquired why Shuya, a ramen restaurant, has not been reviewed or included in the publication's list of best ramen spots."
Neutral"A commenter questioned why Shuya was excluded from a list of the best ramen in NYC. They specifically praised the owner for making his own noodles and for the ramen's broth."
Positive"The user recommended the veggie ramen from Shuya."
Positive"Shuya's food is described as "so good.""
Positive"The noodles at Shuya are highly recommended for their texture and wheat flavor."
Positive"The commenter plans to visit Shuya on their next trip to NYC, having missed the opportunity previously."
Neutral"Shuya has moved to a new location and improved its craft ramen by investing in a Japanese noodle machine, resulting in even better house-made noodles and rotating specials."
Positive"Shuya in Midtown is recommended for its cold spicy tan tan noodles. It is mentioned as part of a broader discussion on cold noodles."
Positive"Shuya is listed as a recommendation for ramen, fitting the criteria for quick meals."
Positive"Shuya was included in a list of recommended restaurants for a solo visit in Midtown."
Neutral"The duck tsukemen at Shuya is available year-round and is considered really excellent."
Positive"The user enjoys Shuya's duck tsukemen, noting the excellent duck, noodles, and dipping broth."
Positive"The user had a delightful duck tsukemen at Shuya and is unsure if it's a seasonal offering."
Positive"Shuya is recommended as a good option for casual solo dining in Manhattan."
Positive"Shuya is listed as a casual dining spot, potentially with bar seating, suitable for solo diners."
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