Hide-Chan Ramen — all mentions

in:Ramen for Kids1 pts
“Related to Totto is Hide Chan. He would certainly enjoy the soup (tonkotsu) and noodles (your choice, so he can pick wavey), and while I love the place at least half of that is that it was my first bowl of good ramen, they're solidly 'good' but not amazing. Their fried chicken is killer though.”
postFavorite spots in Midtown East? (Near 52nd and Park)28 pts
“I like Hide Chan for ramen.”
in:Favorite ramen places of the moment?5 pts
“Hide Chan was my favorite Karaage (And actually my favorite fried chicken) for a long time. I haven't been in a while, and while my favorite fried chicken has been updated (Rody Rooster), the last time I went it was still super solid.”
in:WHY THE F HAS TOTTO RAMEN CLOSED FOREVER?????4 pts
“They had the best vegetarian ramen ever”
in:Best chicken tenders in the city??3 pts
“Hide Chan just does really fucking excellent karaage, again juicy and crispy, but now w/ kewpie mayo...”
in:What is the best tonkotsu ramen in NYC?3 pts
“Hide-chan is my personal fav, their karaage is great too”
in:What’s the best ramen bowl in Manhattan2 pts
“Hide Chan is my favorite-the pork broth specifically”
in:Favorite ramen places of the moment?2 pts
replying to u/thansal: White my top place has been mentioned (yet another +1 for TabeTomo), I still like to call out Nakamura for the most ridiculously rich broths, including a phenomenal vegan one. The Pork broth is closer to drinking gravy than it is to ramen, but I enjoy the hell out of it, and the Vegan XO is nearly as rich. The chicken ramen is also really nice. Their sides are super lacking. That's a good question: Who's got the best sides? Gyoza? Karaage? Wings? etc? Hide Chan was my favorite Karaage (And actually my favorite fried chicken) for a long time. I haven't been in a while, and while my favorite fried chicken has been updated (Rody Rooster), the last time I went it was still super solid.
“One of the reasons I liked Hide Chan so much was that I could get the extra fatty broth.”
in:Best karaage in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/thansal: I've always been a huge fan of Hide Chan's. Juicy, crispy, comes w/ mayo. For similar hits there's Rowdy Rooster who do boneless fried chicken thighs, but a different coating.
“Yesss the Hide Chan karaage is really great. The baseline at which I expect other karaage to live up to.”
in:Looking for fun places to eat near East 60th Street2 pts
“When I’m in that area, I go to Totto East or Hide Chan (both ramen).”
in:Decent bao buns around Midtown?1 pts
“Try Ramen shops, Ajisen, Hide-Chan, Totto, Ippudo, Toribro, Kohuko-Ku all have great open faced Baos.”
in:Marathon planning1 pts
“I'm a big fan of Hide Chan for tonkotsu (rich pork broth)”
in:Best tonkotsu ramen in Manhattan?1 pts
“Spicy Garlic from Hide Chan”
in:What restaurant does a plate so perfectly, you’ll just always eat there if you’re craving it?1 pts
“Tonkotsu ramen at Hide Chan”
in:So much food, so little time. Where should we visit?1 pts
“look at TabeTomo or Hide Chan for tonkotsu ramen for lunch.”
in:Best spicy miso ramen NYC?0 pts
“I love the spicy black garlic ramen at Hide Chan”
in:Best Ramen in NYC? -1 pts
“My comfort bowl is Hide Chan. First real bowl of ramen I ever had, still love them, but prices and competition says it's not the best.”
in:If you could bring back one closed restaurant, what would it be?4 pts
“Hidechan.”
in:14 Days in Manhatten3 pts
“Hide-Chan, Totto, and Ippudo are consensus favorites”
in:Completely lost at where to start food wise 3 pts
replying to u/melanieissleepy: I luvvvvv Totto Ramen- their mega paitan is about as good as ramen gets ♥️ you might also enjoy Fish Cheeks! If you’re new to the city you would head over to Union Square, you’ve got endless walkable options there— Veselka and Yellow Rose are two favorites 🤌🏻
“Totto is great- Hide Chan even better!”
in:If you could bring back one closed restaurant, what would it be?3 pts
“Hide Chan!”
in:Ramen in Manhattan for someone who has never eaten ramen?2 pts
“Hide Chan also”
in:Until next time NYC...2 pts
“Next time you can check out Hide Chan and Kin Ramen if you’re still on your ramen kick.”
in:Food Advice-upcoming trip2 pts
“There are a lot of great Japanese options in Midtown East that don’t focus on sushi: Sakagura, Soba Totto, Hide Chan, Nishida Sho-ten, Ramen Totto, Momosan Ramen, Gen to name a few.”
in:Best ramen in Manhattan? Preferably west side or midtown?2 pts
replying to u/Witness2Idiocy: The one on W. 52 st (?) has closed...
“Very good”
in:Next Ramen?2 pts
“I love both of those places also so maybe you'll like these:”
in:Best ramen in Manhattan?2 pts
“Ippudo, totto, hidechan”
in:Where to eat in Times Square — and why you’d want to2 pts
“Don Antonio's or Hide Chan if you're forced to be in that area.”
in:Casual Lunch in Midtown East (mid-50's/2nd)1 pts
“Hide Chan and Totto ramen are in the same place. Good ramen in both 52 and 2nd”
in:Authentic Ramen Places Near Times Square and/or the Met1 pts
“Tonchin or hidechan”
in:Dinner around the Westin Grand Central?1 pts
“Hide Chan and Soba Totto are good”
in:Best ramen in Manhattan? Preferably west side or midtown?1 pts
replying to u/levu12: There's also Marufuku, also Hide-Chan next to Totto of course Also Momosan, Kin Ramen, Kame, Minca
“Hide-Chan always hit the spot for me.”
in:24 hrs in NYC. What’s your favorite spot in this area?1 pts
“I'd say Don Antonio's, Hide Chan, Tim Ho Wan, John's Pizza (Times Square) are good bets.”
in:Go to repeat restaurant0 pts
“Hide Chan”