Best Ramen in NYC (Fall 2025)

Find NYC’s best ramen by borough, style, price, and late-night hours—curated by the Ramen NYC community.

Menkoi Sato ramen
Closed · 12:00–00:00FeaturedStaff PickOpen late$$Veg

Menkoi Sato

Manhattan • Sapporo • 8.8/10

💡 If you’re visiting Menkoi Sato, don’t miss the Hokkaido Zangi fried chicken—one of the best Japanese fried chicken dishes in New York City—served hot and flavorful alongside a bowl of ramen. Add a seasoned ajitama egg to your noodles for extra richness, or round out your meal with gyoza. Since the West Village ramen shop is small and fills up quickly, arrive early or during off-peak hours to avoid long waits.

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Closed · 12:00–15:00, 16:30–21:30Staff Pick$$VegVegan

Kin Ramen

Manhattan • Izakaya • 9.3/10

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Closed · 11:30–22:00Staff Pick$$Veg

Tonchin

Manhattan • Tokyo • 9/10

Half the room saved for walk-ins.

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Closed · 12:00–22:00Staff PickOpen late$$VegVegan

Meijin Ramen

Manhattan • Multi-Regional • 8.9/10

Neighborhood favorite; generous portions.

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Closed · 10:30–21:00Staff Pick$$VegVeganGF

Ippudo V

Brooklyn • Hakata • 8.8/10

Fully vegan concept (ramen + sides).

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Recent community reviews

Menkoi Sato ramen

Menkoi Sato

1 community review

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 4.5

    Menkoi Sato is one of my favorite spots in NYC. The chicken broth is clean, flavorful, and it holds true to the Hokkaido style. Their ramen menu has something for everyone. The atmosphere is relaxed and the space works well for groups, plus the staff is always friendly and welcoming. This is most likely the best ramen you can get in that west 4th area.

Reviews shown here are a small selection of recent community submissions from the Ramen NYC app.

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