“Kin Ramen is the best, most tender, melt in your mouth, great flavor.”
H3
9.0/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The is what people come for, and the version gets named most often. The list is a real one, which is unusual for a shop. The room is small and done up like a Tokyo shop, lanterns and a comic book menu. Worth knowing, the egg isn't included and the bowls run a little pricey.
“Kin Ramen is the best, most tender, melt in your mouth, great flavor.”
H3
“Really fun Japanese interior with hanging lanterns, plants and what I imagine a dark restaurant in Japan would look like. The menu is also designed like a comic book and they have a decent amount of excellent cocktails and Japanese sodas.”
H3
“i picked this spot at random off google maps. the ambience and layout felt very authentic to me and it was the best ramen broth i’ve had outside of my favorite back in Austin.”
H2
“The brussels with citrus (grapefruit? Blood orange on the menu but def was grapefruit) was incredible and their pork chashu was so good, would definitely recommend.”
H2
“Kohoku Ku Ramen and Kin Ramen some great spicy miso ramen.”
H2
“This place is awesome! I brought my young son there once and the staff were amazingly welcoming of him, too.”
H2
“delicious and very authentic”
H2
“Curry ramen at Kin is a banger. Perfect for weather like this”
H2
“Kin Ramen -4.5/4/3.5/4/4.5 - Light, savory, black garlic yum but expensive, no egg included”
H2
“Someone else noted Kin Ramen, it is also excellent.”
H2
“one of the best and most unique Ramen places in the city”
H2
“Agreed, it's a good bowl.”
H2