Ramen Spot made in NY (Brooklyn)

Kassandra Colon 5 months ago

I’ve honestly been here a handful of times ; to the one in Brooklyn and the one in LIC and they both never disappoint. The perfect lowkey spot to just enjoy a warm bowl of ramen ; the menu is very simple so if you are expecting a lot of options and you will be disappointed. But the staple pieces are definitely worth it . It’s a quite place , you can come with friends around a group of 4-5 or solo ; or for a quite date night. This place will have you leaving warm and full . 🩵

Hadasa Morales 9 months ago

the service was fast, we came in at around 4:20ish and got our food at a timely manner. the food was delicious! the workers were very kind and very attentive! very good ramen portions!

Abigail Sears a year ago

Very recently my mom and I visited Ramen Spot Made in NY in Brooklyn, and unfortunately, we left disappointed. We started with the karaage chicken, which, while flavorful, was extremely dry — so much so that even the dipping sauce couldn’t make up for it. For my main, I ordered the Shoyu ramen and swapped the pork belly for chicken. When it arrived, the chicken was actually cold, as though it had been added after the ramen was already finished. I asked for it to be reheated, which they did, but it didn’t make much of a difference. The broth tasted like it came straight from a carton, and overall the bowl lacked seasoning and depth of flavor. My mom ordered the chicken paitan ramen, which had more flavor than mine, but still tasted store-bought and fell flat. This was her first time trying ramen, and sadly, the experience left her saying she probably wouldn’t try ramen again — a real letdown, as I was hoping she’d enjoy it. If you’re looking for authentic, flavorful ramen, I’d recommend heading to places like Ichiran, Ramen Danbo, or one of the many other excellent ramen spots in Brooklyn. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this restaurant.

Nina F a year ago

i got the chicken paitan and it was delicious! i’m always looking for a non-pork base option and this was perfect because it was a duck-base broth. the chicken was super juicy and flavorful. i got a side of their house made chili sauce (not too spicy and a little sweet)—it paired well with the ramen. if you’re craving ramen, ramen spot will def satiate you

Dean 2 years ago

If you're looking for authentic ramen noodles, than The Ramen Spot will be one of Manhattan Avenue's finest options. In terms of flavor, The Ramen Spot delivers wholeheartedly. I ordered both the Tonkatsu ramen and the Miso Vegan Ramen, and both dishes were excellent. I ordered a side of extra miso eggs and their homemade chili paste to compliment my meal. The tonkatsu ramen centerpiece, the broiled pork belly, was excellent. The noodles in both dishes were toothsome and cooked nicely, and both broth's were rich and bursting with their respective flavors. Service at The Ramen Spot was also quite good, though I suspect that to be because I was the only patron in the restaurant that night. I came in on a Saturday night at about 9:00, an hour and a half before closing. When I got there, there was one other patron finishing up his meal, the rest of the restaurant was totally empty. I suspect this is because I came in so late at night, when most other Brooklynites had already finished their meals and moved onto the drinks. Even so, it was surprising, and a bit jarring, to see the restaurant as effectively a ghost town. While the service and food were both good, I do have some minor c