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206 W Commerce St, Bryant, AR 72022, United StatesMexican restaurant $20 to $30
155 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217, United States
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If you find yourself in the vibrant neighborhood of Park Slope, Brooklyn, you’ve got to check out Kyuramen. Located at 155 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217, this ramen spot brings an authentic and satisfying experience to your bowl. Whether you’re a ramen enthusiast or just in the mood for something comforting, Kyuramen’s cozy atmosphere and flavorful menu make it the perfect choice. The vibe here is casual and laid-back, making it ideal for a quick bite, a late-night food fix, or even a relaxed dining experience.
What’s great about Kyuramen is the variety of service options they offer. If you prefer enjoying your ramen outdoors, you can take advantage of their outdoor seating. For those on the go, they provide delivery, no-contact delivery, and takeaway, so you can enjoy their delicious offerings wherever you are. If you feel like dining in, the restaurant provides a welcoming space to savor your meal, making it a great spot for casual dining.
Their menu has something for everyone. They offer an array of comfort food options that hit the spot, along with small plates if you're looking to sample a bit of everything. Vegetarians will appreciate the thoughtful selection of vegetarian options. For those who want to unwind, Kyuramen also serves alcohol, beer, and cocktails, so you can enjoy a drink with your meal. Whether you’re here for a bowl of rich ramen or to sip on a cold beer, the combination of great food and drinks makes Kyuramen a must-try in Brooklyn’s culinary scene.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
155 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217, United States
So so good! The broth of the Tonkatsu was so luscious, as was the chicken broth which was surprising. Normally the chicken based ramens are not as good but this one was excellent. Service was extremely fast and very polite. The Choya plum wine was a lovely end to our meal. Might recommend a res is you are more than two people. We will definitely be back!!
As a designer, I’ve always believed that the best experiences engage every sense — and Kyuramen does exactly that. The space feels thoughtfully curated: warm wood textures, soft lighting, and geometric details that echo their signature honeycomb booths — all blending into a modern, comforting aesthetic that immediately sets the tone for a cozy meal. We all ordered the Steak Ramen, and it was outstanding. Each bowl was a beautifully balanced composition — rare steak slices melting into a rich, flavorful broth, with corn, bamboo shoots, wakame, scallions, nori, and that perfect half-marinated egg. Every ingredient felt intentional, balanced perfectly to create something simple and satisfying. We also shared the Honeycomb Platter, and it was pure joy to look at — a vibrant arrangement of color and texture that tasted just as good as it looked. The chili garlic edamame, shrimp tempura, eel, scallops, and lobster & chashu salad ball were small bites that told their own stories — playful, satisfying, and full of personality. To drink, I tried the Kyuramen Lemonade — bright and refreshing, maybe a touch sweet for my taste, but it paired beautifully with the savory ramen. Overall, Kyuramen Park Slope was a memorable experience — thoughtful, flavorful, and visually delightful. Perfect for sweater weather and slow conversations. Definitely plan to visit again — and explore their other locations soon.
This is the best RAMEN in NYC ! It’s delicious and basically an explosion of flavors in your mouth. OMG - you all definitely need to try it at least once in a life time ! That’s the first time in 57 years , that I ate a full bow and wanted more ! A must go place in park slope !
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