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![]() The Only Guide to Gluten-Free Ramen in New York City - 2021( 212-334-2100; bassanova-ramen. com) I'm quite sure I have actually never been to this hallway-shaped second-story ramen-ya, either for lunch or supper, without having to stand awkwardly on the staircase for some time while waiting for a seat. It's fine though, since the line usually moves quickly, and this Japanese import is completely worth both the wait and the trip to Midtown. ![]() ![]() And I always leave pleased. Hide-Chan Ramen is located at 248 East 52nd Street, simply west of second Opportunity in Midtown. (212-813-1800; hidechanramen. nyc.com) Chef Yuji Haraguchi basically opened 3 new restaurants on Ainslie Street after abandoning his noodle counter at the Bowery Whole Foods, which isn't rather as insane as it sounds since they're all in the very same, small area. Fortunately, on weeknights you can actually get a seat, in addition to a full menu of Yuji's top-tier noodle developments. These are the most effectively creative dishes in town, with components like cod milt, housemade almond milk, and creamy monkfish liver broth emerging on the often changing menu. Stalwarts like the Bacon & Egg Mazeman and Tunakotsu Ramen are excellent too. The Best Strategy To Use For Kiko Ramen|5163079211(okonomibk. com). Just open on weeknights Forget, for a second, about the 90-minute waits. On a Tuesday. At Check This Out o'clock. Due to the fact that, despite their absurd years-long appeal (and expansion to Midtown), Ippudo is still putting a whole lot of love into their bowls of ramen. The appetizer and alcohol menus are a lot longer here than at the majority of ramen-yas in the area, which doesn't assist with table turnover. ![]() Ippudo is situated at 65 4th Avenue between 9th and 10th Streets in the East Town (212-388-0088); and at 321 West 51st Street, in between 8th and 9th Opportunities in Midtown (212-974-2500). (ippudony. com) Disregard the generic condo-esque exterior at Chelsea's Jun-Men (and forgive the cramped, a little awkward interior) and prepare to slurp up a few of the most interesting brand-new ramen in town. But the Pork Bone, the Miso, and the super-fiery Kimchi will make you happy too. Owners Jun and Bo, Mee Park are gracious hosts, and I can't picture they won't be running out of bigger digs at some point soon. Jun-Men Ramen lies at 249 9th Opportunity in between 25th and 26th Streets in Chelsea (646-852-6787; junmenramen. |
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