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    Fujiya Ramen

    4.3 (338 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Izakaya
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    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Casual
    Intimate
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Spicy Miso Ramen
    Isabel L.

    Amazing Thursday evening dinner at Fujiya! The tables closest to the street are so nice to sit at in the summers since the breeze and weather are so nice :) Went with out classics - Takoyaki (best in pgh), karaage (best spicy mayo in pgh), and sometimes the gyoza but we decided to skip on that this time. I tried the yuzu ramen this time but subbed for the miso broth and wow it was delicious. Super fragrant and the yuzu is such a nice touch to the broth. They just came out with a curry udon and it is DELICIOUS! I wanted to switch entrees with my partner because of it! I will definitely be back. The curry is the perfect consistency and the best Japanese curry I've had in the area. The udon is so well cooked as well! I can't wait to go back and order it

    Spicy Miso Ramen
    Kristin M.

    Definitely the best ramen spot in Pittsburgh! The restaurant is small, but is decorated so you feel quaint and cozy. Had the garlic cucumbers and spicy miso ramen, which were incredible! Staff is welcoming and attentive! Again, it is a smaller spot, so be patient if they're experiencing a rush. Overall amazing place! Only downside are their hours being a bit odd, so be on the lookout if you're trying to pop in mid afternoon as they're typically closed then.

    Miso ramen
    Tiffany H.

    Yakitori was definitely the highlight! We got the scallops, pork belly, shishito peppers, and shiitake mushroom skewers. I'd come back just for more yakitori and to try some of the appetizers next time. They have a yakitori set, which includes one of every skewer. The ramen was pretty standard, no complaints. I had the miso ramen, which was good and not overly salty. The flared ramen bowl made it feel like you were almost finished, but there was still a generous amount of noodles. The ramen egg was perfect - soft but not too runny - and the pork slices were thin, flavorful, and not too fatty. You get at least four slices, so I felt there was a nice balance between noodles and toppings. I loved the ambiance. The decor made it feel like a cozy local spot in Japan. Service was a little on the slow side. It took some time to flag down our waitress to order and again to get the check, but the food came out quickly once we ordered. Despite the slower service, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming.

    Brian M.

    First time here and I can honestly rank it pretty high on my list having been to plenty of Ramen places. I'll definitely come back excellent service!

    Brandywyne D.

    Still so good. Service is always so kind and informative and very patient with my dad who had a million questions. Best vegetarian ramen in town. Small place, advise to call ahead for seating.

    Restaurant week!
    Kelly B.

    We stopped in for restaurant week. It was very busy and hectic. Not really my vibe. We joined the online waitlist and got a text when our table was supposed to be ready. We were told the next tables were being cleaned for us and then a different lady skipped over us a couple of times and sat other people. I got the pork and chive gyoza and it was delicious. The filling was flavorful and the outside was nice and crispy. I got the Naruto Ramen and it was pretty good. I ordered bean sprouts with it and didn't get them. The noodles were cooked nicely and not overdone. I got a very small dessert of Taro flavored mochi ice cream. It was good, but extremely tiny. There were 2 servings on the photo, they put my husbands with mine. Overall, it was good. I don't know if I would go back unless they fix the wait system.

    Hot Toddy
    Margo A.

    Even if you're not in the mood for ramen, Fujiya is a great spot! We decided to pop in on a cold snowy day, and it was definitely the right choice. We sat at the bar and got our drinks right away. We split the hot toddy, and it was full of flavor and was the perfect way to warm up after being outside. While we did feel it was a bit pricy, it was delicious nonetheless. We split several menu items, including yakitori, okonomiyaki, and pork buns. The crispy chicken yakitori was to die for, and I'm still thinking about the light, crispiness days later. The pork belly yakitori was cooked to perfection, and the chicken yakitori was tender, but the latter would have been better with a sauce or some additional seasoning. The okonomiyaki was such a delightful blend of texture and flavor, while not being overpowering. I am not usually a cabbage fan, but this blew me away! The pork buns were a solid finish. The pork was tender and juicy, and the sauce combo was a perfect blend of savory, sweet, and light spice. Service was a bit on the slow side, but the restaurant was busy and the staff were all incredibly friendly, so we didn't mind the wait at all. Highly recommend!

    Karaage (both sauces)
    Nirmal R.

    Found this ramen place through Yelp. It's a small spot but definitely worth the try. Good for date night but it's a little cramped, but it's nice! The chicken karage was great! I liked the spicy mayo sauce for it. The old fashion was ok not like a speakeasy taste but good for a ramen spot, same goes for the espresso martini. The chicken ramen was really good! I loved their broth! I've come here a few times and I always get the same thing, so not sure on the other things. Will definitely be back again for some ramen.

    Pork Tonkaysu Ramen w/ an extra egg
    Jeremy B.

    1/8/25 Ate List: Tonkatsu Ramen - Score 10 I have been going to this place since about 2017/2018. It's my favorite ramen spot in the city. I've kept it secret from most but now that it seems the secret is out by the number of videos I've seen on Instagram - Yes, the hype is real. The ramen here is incredible. When the season is right or I'm feeling a bit under the weather, I will get the Pork Tonkatsu ramen with an extra runny egg and I feel REVIVED. I feel instantly better every time I have it. I have CRAVED this dish and I will again soon I'm sure. Fujiya Ramen is the best.

    Pork and Chive Gyoza
    Julie Anna E.

    Went back this past week after about a year since my last visit. Everything was perfect. My waitress was so lovely this time!! Super kind and knowledgeable. Food was SO delicious. Had my classic go-to Spicy Miso Ramen. Loved the Lychee martini- it was perfection. Also really enjoyed the Takoyaki- might be some of the best in the city. Overall, so glad I had a wonderful experience and will continue to give them business

    Chris C.

    Normal ramen but damn the skewers are where its at geez theyre freaking delicious. Get the pork belly (has a bit of fat).

    Hannah G.

    The best ramen in Pittsburgh! I've only gotten the spicy miso ramen but it's so amazing, it blows my mind every time. The appetizers are delicious as well! The pork buns melt in your mouth. The pork and chive gyoza are great! Their drink menu is solid; lychee martini is perfect, and the seasonal specials have been great! The servers are always so kind and inviting. The space is small but cozy. It makes for a great date night!

    Matcha ice cream and taiyaki
    Sam C.

    Fujiya Ramen in Shadyside delivers legit flavor. I had the tonkatsu ramen and a mix of yakitori--chicken skin, eel, pork, and chicken--and everything was on point. The ramen was rich and creamy, super comforting, and the yakitori had great char and seasoning. Chill atmosphere, fast service, and definitely a go-to if you're craving something authentic.

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    Eiwa Japanese Ramen Bar serves not only ramens but also other Japanese foods such as udon, sushi,…read moreand donburi as well as some Chinese and Thai foods. My husband and I have been a takeout customer of Eiwa many times over years. For our visits, the cook quickly cooked our foods, and the hostess and waiter very promptly and courteously served us. Here are my reviews for our foods: Crab cheese wonton - 4.5 stars - The wonton wrappers were crispy, and they were filled with cream cheese and some crab meat and seasonings. These wontons tasted similar to other restaurants' wontons. Miso soup - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this miso soup, and he described it as "good." Vegetable spring rolls - 4.5 stars - These spring rolls were a little oily but tasted very good. Chicken egg rolls - 4 stars - My husband ate these egg rolls, and he seemed to enjoy them. Pork gyoza - 4.5 stars - This appetizer consisted of six pieces of potstickers that were filled with a good amount of ground pork and some vegetables. On the side was a spicy sauce. Bao buns - 4.5 stars - I ordered the spiced beef, and I liked it. Other available flavors include chicken and pork. Shrimp tempura platter with kabocha squash and sweet potato - 4.5 stars - The shrimps, squash, and sweet potatoes were very fresh, and their tempura batter was crispy. Okonomiyaki - 4.5 stars - Several flavorful pancakes contained seafood and zucchini, and they were topped with sauce, mayonnaise, and bonito flakes. Chicken Katsudon - 5 stars - The chicken meat was large and juicy, and its panko breading was crispy. Tonkotsu ramen - 5 stars - My husband has repeatedly ordered this flavor of ramen. This ramen contained pork belly, noodles, spinach, mushroom, seaweed, bamboo shoots, and egg. My husband chose to purchase extra noodles. He said that this ramen tasted "really good", "delicious," and like a "higher quality." Spicy miso ramen - 4.5 stars - I had asked for some spice, but this ramen tasted a little milder than I had expected. I assume that the cook can make it spicier for other people. Ingredients were pork, bean sprouts, seaweed, corn, scallion, and egg, and I liked the flavors. Vegetarian ramen - 5 stars - This ramen was very flavorful, despite not containing meats and being made at my preferred "not spicy" level. Creamy curry vegetable soup - 4.5 stars - This curry soup was moderately spicy and contained a small amount of vegetables. Shoyu ramen - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this ramen two times. He liked the flavors. He described the first bowl as "oily" but said that the second bowl was better. Niku udon - 5 stars - The udon noodles were nicely chewy. The broth, beef, and onion were flavorful. Tan-tan ramen - 5 stars - This ramen soup was moderately spicy, and it was filled with perfectly cooked noodles, ground chicken, and vegetables. Thai curry ramen - 5 stars - This ramen had a nice balance of moderate spice and sweetness. It also had good noodles and vegetables. Sesame chicken - 4.5 stars - Eiwa expanded their menu to include some other types of Asian cuisines. This sesame chicken had large chunks of chicken with juicy meat, crispy breading, and a flavorful sauce. On the side was white rice that was perfectly steamed. General Tso's chicken - 4.5 stars (average of my 4 stars and my husband's 5 stars) - This General Tso's did NOT taste spicy at all. My husband who strongly dislikes spices described this chicken as "delicious." Pad see-ew - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this entree. The noodles, broccoli, soy sauce, and choice of protein of chicken tasted very good. Pad Thai - 4.5 stars - The noodles were cooked well, and I liked the flavors of the sauce, vegetables, and tofu. (It may be ordered with animal proteins.) Spicy Salmon Roll - 4.5 stars - This roll was smaller than I had expected, but I really liked its flavors. Salmon-avocado sushi roll - 5 stars - I feel so thankful that Eiwa added sushi to their menu! This sushi roll contained very fresh ingredients and tasted very good. PGH roll - 4.5 stars - This maki roll contained shrimp, and I liked the flavors. Tuna-avocado roll - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this maki roll, and he seemed to enjoy it. Spicy tuna roll - 4.5 stars - This tuna sushi was fresh and moderately spicy. Rainbow roll - 4.5 stars - A California roll was topped with tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and cooked shrimp. It tasted slightly spicy. Taiyaki - 4.5 stars - This taiyaki contained red-bean paste, and it was more fried and oily than what I ate in Japan, but I still liked it. Mango boba milk - 5 stars - This bubble tea was a large size and tasted delicious. My husband has ordered it multiple times and really likes it. Strawberry boba milk - 5 stars - I enjoyed the strawberry flavor of this beverage, and I thought that the amount of boba was perfect.

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