“Their ramen’s ok, but their apps are hella bad. My yakitori was bone dry. I honestly did not know how it could possibly be as dry as it was. And their takoyaki was like all batter with a pin prick of octopus.”
H3
4.8/10
AI-generated summary
People mostly find the mediocre and say there are better bowls all over the city. The omurice is the exception. Several people come just for that, with curry or demiglace and on top, though one calls it the worst in town. It's a chain, it's cheap, and the common line is that it's fine when it's what's nearby.
“Their ramen’s ok, but their apps are hella bad. My yakitori was bone dry. I honestly did not know how it could possibly be as dry as it was. And their takoyaki was like all batter with a pin prick of octopus.”
H3
“It’s a nationwide chain, there’s better ramen in NYC”
H2
“They, for some insane reason, have my favorite omurice in the city.”
H2
“kyuramen has nice interior design but the ramen is mediocre”
H2
“It’s cheap and reliable. There are better places everywhere.”
H2
“Not a fan of the ramen, but I do get the omurice every time.”
H2
“Decent ramen, great omurice”
H2
“You could try Kyuramen. Multiple locations and their omurice comes with the option of curry or demiglace sauce. I like to order it with tonkatsu for a heartier meal.”
H2
“There’s enough great ramen in NYC that I would go to other shops instead.”
H2
“The ramen itself is fine”
H2
“their omurice is top notch mhh mhh”
H2
“Kyuramen is okay, but since it is not as expensive, it’s not a bad option.”
H2