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Ramen Kuboya

March 14, 2012 by Feisty Foodie 6 Comments

A friend of mine recently told me about Ramen Kuboya, mentioning he had a Groupon or similar deal, so I went with him to check it out. He’d been a few times before and enjoyed it, but wanted my opinion – unfortunately, the appetizers he’d liked there weren’t available when we went (the Saturday it snowed), boo.

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But no worries, we ordered from the Lunch Set Menu instead, which included pork rice to start. I barely touched this – it wasn’t particularly interesting, but were I hungrier, it would have been fine.

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The lunch set menu also included gyoza, which were a little oily and not very crisp. They were nice to munch on though and inoffensive, but not particularly wonderful – as in, they come with the meal, great, but I wouldn’t order these separately.

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As for the ramen – I chose shio ramen, because I prefer the salt based broth – and I found the broth really tasty. The noodles were pretty standard, but nicely chewy and pretty good. I enjoyed my bowl very much!

Yvo says: While this place is right next to Minca, they’re both super far east from where I normally hang out. I enjoyed my ramen very much, but I don’t know if it was enough to get me back in the area on a regular basis. I suppose we’ll see as I continue my ramen journey…
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Filed Under: Around NYC, Asia, By Name, Cheap Eats, Cuisine, East Village, Japanese, Lower East Side, Manhattan, Restaurants Tagged With: gyoza, noodles, Ramen

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Comments

  1. hungry says

    March 15, 2012 at 1:49 pm

    So glad you enjoyed your ramen. Unfortunately, my own experience was too mediocre.

    Reply
    • Feisty Foodie says

      March 15, 2012 at 5:14 pm

      Very unfortunate you didn’t have the same experience as me! Let’s go visit Jin together 😉

      Reply
      • T.C. says

        March 16, 2012 at 4:33 pm

        Jin Ramen’s noodles and miso broth definitely better than Kuboya’s.

        Reply
        • Feisty Foodie says

          March 17, 2012 at 9:42 am

          I’m going to Jin tomorrow! I’m sticking with shio though since I like shio broth the most.

          Reply
          • Feisty Foodie says

            March 17, 2012 at 9:42 am

            … maybe add an extra egg

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