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I was craving ramen and decided to check out my new neighborhood. I found a spot called Hashi Ramen and gave it a try for dine-in. The menu had a nice variety with plenty of options. I went with the ramen soup section and ordered the miso broth since I'm not a big fan of spicy. You can choose between chicken or beef, and I went with beef. They also offer two portion sizes, which I liked--since I usually can't finish a huge bowl, I went with the regular size. The portion was just right, and the price was very reasonable ($15 for regular, $18 for large). My order came out quickly, and the flavor was spot on--very satisfying. I also noticed the menu had a good selection of appetizers along with cocktails and beer, which makes it a great place to come back with friends for a casual hangout and good food.
Food was very good. We ordered damage, take wasa, tonkatsu curry, mentai noodles, and hiyashi chuka. The server was very attentive however, we were one of two tables being served. Altogether, good dining experience. The portions were quite big so we took home half of mentai and curry.
Came here by myself after calling out of work and wasn't feeling so well. Some of the best ramen I've ever had and I'm not even a ramen connoisseur like that. I was the only person in there mid day and the gentleman serving me was kind and very attentive. Solid prices and straightforward. The spicy ramen lunch special will have me coming back for sure! It's great to stumble into a place like this and it works out so well.
I have passed by this place many times. I decided give a try today. We ordered a large tonkotsu soup and a regular tonkotsu soup, to compare the difference. The large one has 30% more compared to regular for just three dollar more. The soup is good but it's not authentic Japanese taste. I think the owner is Korean. I have tasted many tonkatsu ramen. It is still very good. The fried oyster was fresh. I will Come back and try to curry
We were craving some ramen and wanted to try Hashi's signature fried chicken ramen. We ordered it in a larger size along with the katsu combo. The ramen came out first and featured a large chicken leg. The soup and ramen tasted very basic, but the most disappointing part was the fried chicken. The chicken did not seem to be fried in any way and was more boiled than anything. The meat was dry and tough, which was confusing because dark meat should be juicy. To make matters worse, there was a giant hard and raw clump of noodles that was uncooked. For the katsu combo, the fish katsu was much better than the pork katsu, which was dry and over fried. The dipping sauces helped but the dryness of the dish made it very hard to eat. The breading tasted oily and dense, and not like the light and crispy breading that I enjoyed. Overall, both dishes were a complete miss. I was very disappointed since I had a great meal here less than 1 year ago. After this experience I will not be returning even though it is right in my neighborhood.
TLDR: Hashi is one of those places that's great if you don't know what you want to eat. The ramen is decent, the curry is arguably the best item along with the izakaya small plates. I feel like I found this place late but it's a decent neighborhood option. The menu has changed many times but the ramen is decent and the curry is probably the best dish you can order. The small fried plates are good too. It's a place that has a lot of options and when you're not sure what to get - you'll find something. Almost like a diner. Reasonable prices, good for a quick bite.
Looks can be deceiving, and while everything here looked good, this had to be one of the worst meals I've had in a really long time. I ordered the tempura meal with the special chicken ramen. The tempura items were all hard and stale, while any condiments accompanying the tempura were bland and really uninteresting. The chicken ramen was really the worst offender here, the broth was also bland and uninteresting here, while the chicken thigh that they added onto the ramen was boiled for way too long and had no moisture or taste to it. Ontop of it all there were a clump of uncooked noodles in my ramen as well. Whoever the owner is please get rid of your cook and change your recipes
This is a very small hidden restaurant, I had high hopes for this but I was just underwhelmed. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen ($14) and miso ramen also $14. The tonkotsu ramen was decent but the meat was questionable, it wasn't tender which I expected it to be, it was more hard. The miso ramen was really disappointing, my partner got it with beef, the broth tasted like soy sauce. It was way too oily and salty. There was little to no service, albeit we were the only customers in the restaurant, our server disappeared half way. We were finished eating and waiting for our server to come out so we could ask for the check, we waited for almost 10 minutes and she only came out when customers came into the store and the bell rang.
Food was decent. Wasn't sure what we wanted to eat so just ordered a bunch of appetizers. Service was fast.
Food was not as I expected, a little lacking spice. Maybe it is good as a diet, but my palate expected more. The ambienceis fine, and clean. Restroom and kitchen seems clean.
Late afternoon lunch stop for a quick meal. Shop was empty we ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen, Katsu Don and Onigiri Combo. The ramen was pretty decent good soup, acceptable noodles over all pretty solid. The Katsu Don was served with a side of soup and pickle ginger and radish. The Katsu didn't taste well, my guess it was around for a while. The onigiri rice was kind of disappointing, the Hawaiian style one was just a piece of spam, the salmon one was dry the mentaiko one paired well with the rice. Service was good, food was not amazing but will do the job. Overall not my first choice but will do in a pinch!
Hashi Ramen and Izakaya is a small and casual izakaya with comforting bowls of ramen, rice, curry, noodles, and more. The service is slow but friendly, and the food is authentic and delicious. * Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen (Large) $18.00 Deliciously spicy, rich, and flavorful-- with a pork and chicken broth base, firm, chewy noodles, tender roasted pork belly, crunchy bean sprouts, sliced green onions, and a soft-boiled egg. I ordered a large, not knowing how huge the portions were, and left with my stomach nearly bursting. * Hashi Curry Rice with Tonkatsu $20.00 My first impression was "$20 for curry rice and tonkatsu? Phew, that's expensive." But honestly, this was the best curry rice with tonkatsu that I've ever had. The tonkatsu was astonishingly crispy and well-seasoned, and the curry was thick, flavorful, and nicely balanced with spices. This was my partner's dish, but I couldn't help stealing a slice of tonkatsu every now and then.
Sol provided amazing service with a very friendly and warm personality, which was pleasant, but she also misinformed me about the tea costing money, which was a bummer. The ambiance is comfortable and welcoming with good music. I got the tonkatsu curry which came in a pretty decent portion. Although the curry is flavorful and deep in flavor, the tonkatsu is where the dish fell short. The breading disintegrating and fell apart with the slightest movement, where some pieces didn't even have breading on the bottom of it. The flavor of the tonkatsu was also lacking, where without the curry it was completely flavorless unfortunately. This place definitely has the potential of being amazing with their expansive menu, so I would come back to try their other selections or try other toppings with the curry. I do hope they continue to improve their tonkatsu though, since it's definitely a partner in crime with curry! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (:
3 months ago
We came when they just opened. Our waiter was very friendly. There's cute decoration in the side, go spot the piranha! We started off with the takoyaki and were pleased. I had the beef bento box and my husband had a curry chicken rice. I really enjoy my bento box because it had so much compared to other restaurants bento boxes. There's edamame, fried chicken with noodles, a salad and two gyoza on top of soup and the beef rice. Highly recommend my bento box! Everything we ordered was good. Will definitely return! Thank you!!! read more
I was craving ramen and decided to check out my new neighborhood. I found a spot called Hashi Ramen and gave it a try for dine-in. The menu had a nice variety with plenty of options. I went with the ramen soup section and ordered the miso broth since I'm not a big fan of spicy. You can choose between chicken or beef, and I went with beef. They also offer two portion sizes, which I liked--since I usually can't finish a huge bowl, I went with the regular size. The portion was just right, and the price was very reasonable ($15 for regular, $18 for large). My order came out quickly, and the flavor was spot on--very satisfying. I also noticed the menu had a good selection of appetizers along with cocktails and beer, which makes it a great place to come back with friends for a casual hangout and good food. read more
1 year ago
Food was very good. We ordered damage, take wasa, tonkatsu curry, mentai noodles, and hiyashi chuka. The server was very attentive however, we were one of two tables being served. Altogether, good dining experience. The portions were quite big so we took home half of mentai and curry. read more
7 months ago
Came here by myself after calling out of work and wasn't feeling so well. Some of the best ramen I've ever had and I'm not even a ramen connoisseur like that. I was the only person in there mid day and the gentleman serving me was kind and very attentive. Solid prices and straightforward. The spicy ramen lunch special will have me coming back for sure! It's great to stumble into a place like this and it works out so well. read more
I have passed by this place many times. I decided give a try today. We ordered a large tonkotsu soup and a regular tonkotsu soup, to compare the difference. The large one has 30% more compared to regular for just three dollar more. The soup is good but it's not authentic Japanese taste. I think the owner is Korean. I have tasted many tonkatsu ramen. It is still very good. The fried oyster was fresh. I will Come back and try to curry read more
2 years ago
We were craving some ramen and wanted to try Hashi's signature fried chicken ramen. We ordered it in a larger size along with the katsu combo. The ramen came out first and featured a large chicken leg. The soup and ramen tasted very basic, but the most disappointing part was the fried chicken. The chicken did not seem to be fried in any way and was more boiled than anything. The meat was dry and tough, which was confusing because dark meat should be juicy. To make matters worse, there was a giant hard and raw clump of noodles that was uncooked. For the katsu combo, the fish katsu was much better than the pork katsu, which was dry and over fried. The dipping sauces helped but the dryness of the dish made it very hard to eat. The breading tasted oily and dense, and not like the light and crispy breading that I enjoyed. Overall, both dishes were a complete miss. I was very disappointed since I had a great meal here less than 1 year ago. After this experience I will not be returning even though it is right in my neighborhood. read more
2 years ago
TLDR: Hashi is one of those places that's great if you don't know what you want to eat. The ramen is decent, the curry is arguably the best item along with the izakaya small plates. I feel like I found this place late but it's a decent neighborhood option. The menu has changed many times but the ramen is decent and the curry is probably the best dish you can order. The small fried plates are good too. It's a place that has a lot of options and when you're not sure what to get - you'll find something. Almost like a diner. Reasonable prices, good for a quick bite. read more
11 months ago
Looks can be deceiving, and while everything here looked good, this had to be one of the worst meals I've had in a really long time. I ordered the tempura meal with the special chicken ramen. The tempura items were all hard and stale, while any condiments accompanying the tempura were bland and really uninteresting. The chicken ramen was really the worst offender here, the broth was also bland and uninteresting here, while the chicken thigh that they added onto the ramen was boiled for way too long and had no moisture or taste to it. Ontop of it all there were a clump of uncooked noodles in my ramen as well. Whoever the owner is please get rid of your cook and change your recipes read more
This is a very small hidden restaurant, I had high hopes for this but I was just underwhelmed. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen ($14) and miso ramen also $14. The tonkotsu ramen was decent but the meat was questionable, it wasn't tender which I expected it to be, it was more hard. The miso ramen was really disappointing, my partner got it with beef, the broth tasted like soy sauce. It was way too oily and salty. There was little to no service, albeit we were the only customers in the restaurant, our server disappeared half way. We were finished eating and waiting for our server to come out so we could ask for the check, we waited for almost 10 minutes and she only came out when customers came into the store and the bell rang. read more
2 years ago
Food was decent. Wasn't sure what we wanted to eat so just ordered a bunch of appetizers. Service was fast. read more
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2 years ago
Food was not as I expected, a little lacking spice. Maybe it is good as a diet, but my palate expected more. The ambienceis fine, and clean. Restroom and kitchen seems clean. read more
2 years ago
Late afternoon lunch stop for a quick meal. Shop was empty we ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen, Katsu Don and Onigiri Combo. The ramen was pretty decent good soup, acceptable noodles over all pretty solid. The Katsu Don was served with a side of soup and pickle ginger and radish. The Katsu didn't taste well, my guess it was around for a while. The onigiri rice was kind of disappointing, the Hawaiian style one was just a piece of spam, the salmon one was dry the mentaiko one paired well with the rice. Service was good, food was not amazing but will do the job. Overall not my first choice but will do in a pinch! read more
3 years ago
Hashi Ramen and Izakaya is a small and casual izakaya with comforting bowls of ramen, rice, curry, noodles, and more. The service is slow but friendly, and the food is authentic and delicious. * Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen (Large) $18.00 Deliciously spicy, rich, and flavorful-- with a pork and chicken broth base, firm, chewy noodles, tender roasted pork belly, crunchy bean sprouts, sliced green onions, and a soft-boiled egg. I ordered a large, not knowing how huge the portions were, and left with my stomach nearly bursting. * Hashi Curry Rice with Tonkatsu $20.00 My first impression was "$20 for curry rice and tonkatsu? Phew, that's expensive." But honestly, this was the best curry rice with tonkatsu that I've ever had. The tonkatsu was astonishingly crispy and well-seasoned, and the curry was thick, flavorful, and nicely balanced with spices. This was my partner's dish, but I couldn't help stealing a slice of tonkatsu every now and then. read more
Sol provided amazing service with a very friendly and warm personality, which was pleasant, but she also misinformed me about the tea costing money, which was a bummer. The ambiance is comfortable and welcoming with good music. I got the tonkatsu curry which came in a pretty decent portion. Although the curry is flavorful and deep in flavor, the tonkatsu is where the dish fell short. The breading disintegrating and fell apart with the slightest movement, where some pieces didn't even have breading on the bottom of it. The flavor of the tonkatsu was also lacking, where without the curry it was completely flavorless unfortunately. This place definitely has the potential of being amazing with their expansive menu, so I would come back to try their other selections or try other toppings with the curry. I do hope they continue to improve their tonkatsu though, since it's definitely a partner in crime with curry! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (: read more
If I have one word to describe Hashi, it would be moody. The service here ranges from passable to curt, depending on the server you get that day. It used to be a lot busier and we would have to wait to get a table, but we came here on a Saturday evening last week (which should have been prime time) and the whole place was empty. There were only 2 other tables filled up by the time we left an hour later. Given that only 3 tables were occupied, it still took us a good 20 minutes to get the check from the waitress. The ramen is ok, it hits the spot when you are craving ramen and are in the area, but nothing to go out of your way for. Their portions tend to fluctuate as well. Sometimes there are 2 slices of pork chashu, sometimes 3. Sometimes the noodles are so generous that there are leftovers, sometimes it feels like it was just short of a full meal. Their takoyaki is crispy on the outside and the right amount of gooey inside, but the portions are laughable nowadays. You get about 4 takoyaki balls (average sized balls, not jumbo!) for $8. I could have sworn a few years back they gave 5 or 6 for a lower price. I would not wholeheartedly recommend this place, but I would not deter people from it either. YMMV as they say. read more
3 years ago
The food was very meh and the service wasn't very attentive. My curry for some reason had a kick of spicy to it? It was weird but the rice bowl was good. Would not be going back read more
Came here today with my friend and had a good experience. They are still doing contact tracing and taking temps when you dine in. I came here 2-3 times a few years back, but it wasn't extremely memorable. My friend and I got the takoyaki and the spicy tuna roll #2 to share. takoyaki came with 4 pieces and was good- nice and crispy on the outside and soft inside. The spicy tuna roll was not bad either. I wasn't feeling a ramen today, so I ended up getting the beef yaki soba. The flavor was good and it was also a good portion! My friend got the tonkatsu ramen and she said it was good. They have a good sake menu which I will def try next time I come back! read more
1 year ago
COVID report: Takeout only - no seating at the moment. Possibly doing local delivery. Stopped at Hashi during a Flushing food tour and grabbed some items to go. The miso ramen and Takoyaki tempura were both tasty, and the woman who helped us was very friendly. Not sure I'd go all the way out there from Manhattan just for Hashi, but it was decent, and definitely a good option if you're local. read more
3 years ago
Good food...great service...the waiter is friendly. I think they updated the menu to add different kind of foods read more
Still trying delivery options in the area, and looking for ramen, we took a plunge on Hashi. Overall it was a decent experience, but I'm bummed by the make your own tiny bao for $8. The portion was tiny for $8, and the fact I had to put it together myself added insult to injury. The ramen was pretty good, though, which can be tough with delivery soup of any kind. The tonkatsu broth was tasty without being too rich. The chicken katsu was good, a notch above average. read more
6 years ago
The decor of Hashi Ramen & Izakaya is humble and simple. There are only 1-2 outdoor tables available currently so major orders were for take out. The staff was friendly, attentive but the wait was a little bad. We had their ramen, assorted sashimi plate, aged tofu and fried chicken. The food was overall decent with reasonable price. We loved their ramen especially the broth was creamy and the noodle was cooked well. The assorted sashimi wasn't recommended if you are a Japanese food lover. read more
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Order: - Chicken Yakisoba (4/5) - Croquette (4/5) Pros: - Good tasting food - A lot of authentic options to choose from - Kind service Cons: - Very small restaurant ~ so limited indoor seating - Very busy ~ I felt really bad for the server cause she was clearly very busy and overwhelmed Overall: Pretty decent tasting Japanese food, but I will probably just order out next time read more
5 years ago
2.5. I've been to Hashi once many years ago and wasn't really impressed at the experience. My friend wanted to try the ramen here so I decided to give it another shot recently. We came on a Monday afternoon and it was pretty empty. We were seated near the back, and right away I was not feeling the vibe. It was super dark in the back with a few ceiling lights. Maybe it looks better at night but the interior seems really dependent on the outdoor sunlight in the daytime. We were also in full view of the big garbage can and cleaning supplies near our table because we are in front of the kitchen, so that was another turn off. We ordered takoyaki and karaage to share and each got a Tonkatsu ramen. The appetizers were both pretty good. The ramen was alright as well. I was distracted during the meal because these two little flies kept hovering around our food. My friend tried to spike at one and unfortunately it fell into my ramen :'). Also I ended up having some stomach pains later that night...not sure if related but wouldn't be surprised because the whole experience didn't feel very clean. Most likely not returning! read more
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Solid place for Ramen and Japanese cuisine! We have been eating here over the last few years and they are always consistent with their good tasting food and good service. I usually get the Tonkatsu Ramen, which is pretty darn good compared to the other ramen shops in Queens. They give you a decent portion and enough meat to fill you up. It's also a good place to go to for lunch because they have a whole page of lunch specials. read more
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5 years ago
Love everything I ordered . Waitress that was helping us was really friendly. We ordered the fatty tuna sushi and it was yummy. Definitely going back there again for more read more
I came here for the first time on a Saturday night around 9 pm. Me and a friend were on our way home from NJ and decided it would be really convenient to stop in Queens for ramen once we got off the bridge. While a lot of places had good reviews, we ultimately decided to try this restaurant because we had better chances of finding street parking here than Bayside or Flushing. (We found a spot around the corner and there was no wait for a table for 2.) We started with the spicy pork buns - 2 warm, fluffy buns/pancakes that you fill yourself with the sweet and spicy pork, with the option of adding lettuce, jalapenos, shredded carrots, shredded cabbage. We both highly recommend this! We each ordered a large tonkatsu ramen. According to our waiter the large was about 50% larger than the regular. For only a small price difference we went for the large. The noodles were a great consistency, just the right amount of "chewy", and the broth was just what we were craving - rich, full bodied, flavorful. There was a generous portion of pork, which was tender and juicy. It also came with a half soft boiled egg, so no need to pay extra to add it. Great price for the portions. We would each definitely come back. read more
I went here because I was feeling sick and was craving spicy ramen. The servers were nice and attentive but one real big problem I had with the restaurant was the layout. Since the place is small the waitresses have a stand right across from you so it feels like they are watching you the whole time. I ordered the spicy chicken ramen. I thought the ramen tasted like instant ramen and the noodles tasted instant too. The spicy stuff on the top tasted like an add on as it was pool on the top not mixed through. I got a bad clump of spice on my first sip when trying. Big portion size but Ibwas overall disappointed. read more
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192-12 Northern
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Auburndale, Flushing
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Hey do they have any vegan options? My girlfriend is vegan and I was wondering if they had vegan options so we could both eat here. Thanks
Hi Nicholas M., yes, we do have vegan menus. However, our ramen does not have any vegan options.
Does their sushi policy still run true to this day? I saw a picture where it said they only serve sushi on the weekend, but it was two years ago.
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Instant ramen or house made ramen noodle?
Hi VJ S., thank you for the question. We do not serve instant ramen. We boil the broth everyday for all the ramen soups.
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