Suggestions for Noodle Restaurant near Turtle Bay, New York

David G. • November 30, 2013One of the best lunch deals in Midtown (even on weekends). Go for the Pho Bo ($8) to heat you up on a cold day. Ask for extra noodles and make it two meals.

Jeffrey G. • May 7, 2022Pork banh-mi and the Pate banh mi from this hole in the wall spot are fantastic, with fresh bread. Vietnamese good and cheap.

Elaine H. • September 4, 2016Great place for late night ramen. The homemade custard is divine!

Chihaya • June 1, 2014Being a vegetarian I have to say this place has the best vegetarian ramen noodle in the city so far.

Tara L. • May 22, 2014Great addition to the otherwise boring Midtown East lunch scene! A bit pricey, but you can get two meals out of it. The saigon sauce is the bomb.

Jackie N. • September 17, 2016Love the roast pork noodles (without the soup). Duck is also good too. Quick and cheap. Accept cards too.

Nate S. • July 24, 2019Unique dining experience- an introvert’s heaven! Sit alone in a private pod and order from a scorecard. No interaction with anyone (probably the most privacy I’ve had in NYC outside my apartment).

El B. • January 20, 2015My favorite sushi place in the city and they have a great bento box lunch special definitely worth checking out

Kevin O. • June 12, 2016Fantastic ramen to go. None better. Definitely visit their parent restaurant in the east village, ippudo for the full experience.

Sparkie • January 20, 2014What to Order: Akamaru Modern ramen, with miso paste, pork chashu, cabbage, sesame kikurage, mushrooms, scallions, and fragrant garlic oil.

Carol • April 28, 2023Intimate setting with great food (ramen, bao, dumplings, takoyaki, etc) and fun drinks

Karen • July 22, 2019Delicious food served by excellent staff. Everyone wants to get the giant bowls of ramen, but make space for the spicy tuna roll - it's amazing!

Melanie W. • October 6, 2014Try the sticky rice stuffed shu mai. It's one of my new favorites.

EDUARDO R. • April 1, 2019The "classic" pork bread is delicious (not in the menu), and the Mixed spicy noodles are great 👌🏻

Jennifer M. • August 31, 2017Super authentic, tasty, and cheap Chinese food, probably the best option in this area. Packed with Chinese college students during the school year. Everything is good here.

Michael C. • April 5, 2015Taken as an inspiration from the eponymous Japanese TV show. Opened for a week in the same spot as Totto Ramen. Opens after 12:30 am. Serves ramen and other bites.

Luiza R. • August 28, 2019The attendant was awesome!! Great mood ! (The one in the back)

Ellie R. • November 30, 2013Some of the best ramen in the city, good midtown spot. Get the miso ramen with extra corn and eggs.

Sujan H. • September 28, 2022Like everyone says the portions are quite generous and I especially love the chicken sujebi. But they've got to do better than that minuscule container of kimchi--not the right ratio! 😂

Graylyn R. • December 18, 2016The ramen here is top-notch. I tried the Tantan-men with ground beef and it was spicy, but really good. My friend enjoyed the Norikoh Ramen. Lots of space and good prices.

Kartik S. • August 7, 2014Hangover ramen is a must. So spicy yet flavorful. If you can take the heat you should definitely try it!

Flora C. • October 14, 2017Korean miso pork noodles was decent. Good value at $9 for a big bowl.

Lawrence Y. • March 5, 2012The 삼선자장면 (Ja-jang-myun) here is MASSIVE. Same with the 짱뽕 (jjang-bong). 1 is enough portions for 2 people. Get one noodle dish and another entree, and split the noodles!

Fati H. • April 2, 2018Great healthy lunch spot. Avoid the chicken though it’s a bit too salty

Kristy R. • September 9, 2021Everything is made fresh. The Dan Dan Noodles are amazing! The pot stickers are sooo good!! Fantastic atmosphere, fantastic customer service, fantastic food and fantastic prices. Will return!