Afuri — all mentions

in:Anyone know where I can find Taiwanese-style fried dumplings?0 pts
“Afuri has really good crispy-bottom gyoza”
H3
in:What’s the best ramen in NYC7 pts
replying to u/GriffinMakesThings: Totally a matter of personal taste, but I find their Tsukemen way too thick. I feel like I'm dipping my noodles in sausage gravy.
“Try Afuri, it's Hiroshima style tsukemen (chili oil dip)”
H2
in:Best ramen in Brooklyn?5 pts
“I went to Afuri, last weekend, it was very close in taste to the Tokyo locations I've been to.”
H2
in:Okiboru vs. Tabetomo. Which NYC Tsukemen reigns supreme?5 pts
“I like Afuri’s tsukemen”
H2
in:Best ramen restaurant in manhattan? Not a crazy expensive place but great food… under $40 please!3 pts
replying to u/vurto: Shuya Tonchin Toribro Ramen Ishida Nakamura Ivan Mr Taka Okiboru Tsukeman ... surely they're all below $40??
“For Shio, I’d go with Afuri or Shuya.”
H2
in:Spicy tsukemen dipping ramen2 pts
“afuri has a spicy tsukemen that is pretty good (not very spicy though)”
H2
in:Spicy tsukemen dipping ramen2 pts
replying to u/immortal_and_free: afuri has a spicy tsukemen that is pretty good (not very spicy though), even though they are known more for their hot yuzu ramen
“they’re one of my favorite ramen joints”
H2
in:Chicken broth based ramen2 pts
“I really like Afuri's yuzu shio ramen”
H2
in:My favorite spots for hot soup to beat the winter cold! What’s yours?2 pts
“Afuri ramen in Williamsburg.”
H2
in:Best Takeout Ramen and Pasta 1 pts
“yuzu tsukemen (dipping noodles, so 2 containers for take out / delivery) from Afuri is pretty good and unique”
H2
in:Best Ramen in NYC? 1 pts
“Shoyu - Shuya, Ramen Ishida, or Afuri Shio - Shuya or Afuri”
H2
in:Best ramen in Brooklyn?1 pts
replying to u/yakitorispelling: I went to Afuri, last weekend, it was very close in taste to the Tokyo locations I've been to.
“Second afuri, and good gyoza, though paying that much for gyoza after Japan will always hurt 😅”
H2
in:Favorite Ramen in Manhattan?1 pts
replying to u/Ninjaboi333: Disclaimer I know the guy who owns the place from college, but Tabetomo has great Tsukemen
“for Hiroshima style with hot chili sauce go to Afuri in Brooklyn.”
H2
in:Chicken broth based ramen1 pts
replying to u/panzerxiii: You might as well go to Nakamura, he made that menu and it's better there lmao
“I'd still personally pick Afuri over Nakamura for ramen and mazemen 🤷🏻‍♀️”
H2
in:What’s the best ramen in NYC34 pts
“⭐️⭐️ Ramen Ishida, Momosan, Afuri, Shuya”
H1
in:Ichiran NYC — how did a Japanese outpost fumble its American expansion?34 pts
“Danbo and Afuri are Japanese chains which have locations here and are pretty good”
H1
in:Ichiran NYC — how did a Japanese outpost fumble its American expansion?17 pts
replying to u/rr90013: Did that same thing happen to Afuri and Ippudo?
“Afuri is actually pretty good, I went a month ago, but it was dead, like 7pm on Saturday night.”
H1
in:Ichiran NYC — how did a Japanese outpost fumble its American expansion?15 pts
replying to u/air-: Danbo and Afuri are Japanese chains which have locations here and are pretty good
“I was surprised how close it was to the Japan locations.”
H1
in:Ippudo no longer serves pork belly chasu as default?5 pts
replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: If I wanted tonkotsu, I’d go to Torchin. With that said, my favorite ramen in NY atm is Shuya, Ramen Ishida, and Okonomi/Yuji. Alfuri is one of my favorites on the west coast and now they have a location in Brooklyn, but I haven’t been. Marufuku & Ivan Ramen gets an honorable mention.
“Afuri is great here too”
H1
in:Restaurant/Coffee/Pastry Recs 2 pts
H1
in:Best ramen in Brooklyn?1 pts
“Personally, not a fan of Afuri”
H1
in:Ichiran NYC — how did a Japanese outpost fumble its American expansion?1 pts
replying to u/VestrTravel: What’s a better ramen in Japan? At least chain wise. Obviously there’s the Michelin star one and a couple local ones like Kyoto Express or the special sea weed at Hokkaido but Ichiran is really good, there’s a reason why people line up for it, even locals line up for it. Go ahead, give us a couple better ones.
“So Ramenya Shima, Afuri, Ramen Break Beats, Tsukemen Michi, Ginza Hachigo - just a few I’ve been to in Tokyo and there will be hundreds if not thousands more.”
H1
in:what are the best ramen spots in brooklyn + manhattan and why1 pts
“- Afuri”
H1