Ramen in New York

A trusted guide to NYC ramen—by neighborhood, style, and budget—with late-night and vegetarian picks plus a citywide map.

Looking for ramen in New York? This hub pulls together our citywide map, neighborhood recommendations, late-night bowls, and vegetarian-friendly shops—plus links to our detailed lists like Best Ramen in NYC.

Editor’s picks across the city

Menkoi Sato ramen
Closed · Opens Thu 12:00FeaturedStaff 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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Ippudo V

Brooklyn • Hakata • 8.8/10

Fully vegan concept (ramen + sides).

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Tonchin

Manhattan • Tokyo • 9/10

Half the room saved for walk-ins.

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Closed · Opens Thu 12:00$$Veg

Kogane

Brooklyn • Multi-regional • 8.6/10

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Closed · Opens Thu 12:00Staff PickOpen late$$VegVegan

Meijin Ramen

Manhattan • Multi-Regional • 8.9/10

Neighborhood favorite; generous portions.

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Recent community reviews

Ippudo V ramen

Ippudo V

4 community reviews

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 5.0
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    ★★★★ 4.0
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Menkoi Sato ramen

Menkoi Sato

2 community reviews

  • 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… Read more
  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    Menkoi Sato has really good group seating and indoor and outdoor option. th mushroom in their broth is really good, this is one of my… Read more
Marufuku Ramen ramen

Marufuku Ramen

1 community review

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    Marufuku delivers an ultra-creamy, rich tonkotsu broth that clings perfectly to the noodles — total comfort food. The tonkatsu was amazing,… Read more
Ramen Ishida ramen

Ramen Ishida

1 community review

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    This wasn’t just another ramen visit — Ramen Ishida was my redemption bowl. After a forgettable first ramen experience back in 2013 near… Read more
Tonchin ramen

Tonchin

1 community review

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    Tried Tonchin’s Tonkotsu and Smoked Dashi ramen plus the Yuzu Matcha. The Tonkotsu is creamy with a seafood twist, balanced and not too… Read more
Meijin Ramen ramen

Meijin Ramen

1 community review

  • The Chashu kidd
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    Meijin Ramen in Manhattan really impressed us. We started with the karaage chicken — perfectly crisp, juicy, and delicious with the dipping… Read more

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Frequently asked questions

  • Check our Cheap Ramen NYC list — most bowls listed with friendly price levels.
  • Yes. See Late-Night Ramen NYC for spots open after 10pm.
  • Absolutely — browse Vegetarian Ramen NYC for veggie and vegan-friendly bowls.
  • Start with the citywide list, or jump to Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island.
  • The Staff Pick badge is awarded to ramen shops personally selected by our editorial team for their exceptional quality, consistency, and unique experience. We’re still exploring and tasting across NYC—if you have a spot you think deserves a Staff Pick, email us at hello@ramen-nyc.com.
  • The Featured badge highlights ramen shops that have partnered with us for premium visibility. These spots are showcased prominently but still meet our community standards for quality. If you’d like your shop to be considered, please contact us.
  • You can submit new ramen events or restaurant listings by visiting our Contact Us page and sending us the details.
  • It depends on the style and origin. Each ramen should be judged by how authentically it represents its region—for example, a Hakata-style tonkotsu should be rich, creamy, and true to Fukuoka traditions. The “best” ramen for you will match your taste while staying faithful to its roots. Join the conversation on our Discord server.

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