Salmon ramen is amazing! The filet is slightly rare in the middle, making it perfect.
My new favorite ramen joint! Both the YaoYao and the Roasted Salmon ramen are out-of-this-world good. P.S. The tacos are made of wonton shells!
The YaoYao ramen w/ poached egg is one of the best bowls of ramen I've ever had. First timers should definitely go for it.
Ramen, medium rich, medium spice, spot of garlic, pork and scallions! Enjoy
The best ramen in NY. I've tried Zundo-ya and Ippudo before.
Inconvenient to get to, a little pricier than the comp (especially w/ toppings), but it's simply the best bowl of ramen outside of Japan. Hype seems to have dyed down, no wait for lunch on a weekend
Really great quaint place that serves Japanese breakfast around lunch and ramen in the evening. Seats 12. The wait is unreal but it's worth it. Go there at 10 am or after 10 pm to avoid a 2-hr wait.
If they're on the menu: the oyster chowder and surf & turf ramen are delicious.
Traditional Japanese bento meals. Awesome ramen. The menu/name changes based on time/day (bentos at lunch, ramen in evenings, tasting menu only weekends).
Awesome ramen. Some of the best I've had in the hood.
Best ramen in town
Great fish-based ramen, and specialty mazemen (ramen without broth). Serves traditional Japanese breakfast in the morning (as Okonomi).
Definitely get the matzo ball ramen and the shana tova duck. And the desserts. And a hitachino (on draft)! And everything else.
One of the coolest restaurants in Williamsburg! The matzohball ramen soup is the perfect blend of Jewish/Japenese cuisines. Everything on the menu is delicious. Omakase menu is $65!
Matzoh ball ramen and wagyu beef tartar were excellent, but the real winner was the challah chocolate banana bread pudding. I would have taken a picture, but I ate it too quickly.
Udon noodle soup with pork belly and scallion and the mackerel in miso are great! $2 Sapporo before 8 pm too.
Lunch during weekdays are quiet and $12 gets you the sushi special - 4 sushi tacos, salad, pickles and soup all made fresh. Delicious!
Best Udon Noodle Soup ever!
We now serve pho for dinner: chicken, beef and vegan!
The beef pho is yummy as well as the summer rolls and viet ice tea. 😋
The coconut curry flavor shot in the veggie pho is the best thing I’ve ever experienced
Definitely a must. Chicken Pho amazing
Great pho place in East Williamsburg! Cafeteria style so order up front and they'll bring you your order.
Great banh mi sandwiches and the pho is very, very good!
The St. Marks ramen shop has made its way across the river on the L train. Get the gyoza, pork buns, and spicy tonkotsu ramen with an egg.
Very good Ramen place in Williamsburg. I had the Chashu with egg and really enjoyed it.
They have a great lunch special with a mini salad, ramen and a choice of curry rice or gyoza. I opted for curry rice and paid $1 extra for spicy ramen. All of it was delicious and the server lovely.
Try the Beef And Chili Pepper Noodle Soup - Probably one of the best noodle soups I've ever had. Also one of my favorite NYC meals to date. All for just$8.50
Shrimp dumplings, shredded beef chili noodle soup, scallion pancakes, pork belly sesame pancake!
roast pork hand pulled noodle soup extra spicy with extra greens!
Sesame pancake sandwich + wuton soup = 5 bucks, and soooo yummy
Really bad dumplings! Get sesame pancakes, wonton soup and edamame, enjoy!
Sounds like a weird thing to recommend, but the hot and sour soup is some of the best out there. I go w/ boiled dumplings, fried are hit or miss.
The dumplings here are delicious. Great with a soup.
Chill and spacy dining environment. Come and get a jalapeño margarita and pho
They have Laksa here and the dumplings are great
Obsessed with the hot n sour chicken soup. And the pea leaves. And the seafood dumplings. Sit by the bar!
order the pork soup dumplings and rice cake soup
Hot & Sour soup is a must have
$10 all you can drink during brunch. Great Tom Yum soup. Burger is great.
the noodle soups are so good and massive in size
The chili oil noodles were great, nice and spicy. The standout dish for me was the Hot & Sour soup and the soup dumplings were overrated.
Definitely the best Chinese in the area.Specials were amazing, dry fry was legit and classics like Mapo tofu and hot and sour soup were spot on. Everything was seriously delicious.
soup dumps + cold peanut noodles are amazing but everything is really
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