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That ramen was delicious! I'm so glad I finally stopped in to give this place a try. The service was excellent, and my waitress was fantastic from start to finish. This time I ordered the spicy soy ramen instead of my usual creamy broth, and I'm so glad I switched it up--it was absolutely top-notch. My boyfriend is obsessed with the Japanese buns (mostly because of the sauce). Overall, it's a great spot for a casual lunch, and I'll definitely be back. .
A good local fave! The most efficient and authentic feeling Menu ranges from takoyaki to ramen to curry, as well as a selection of beers Service is quick and efficient but there can be a long wait The space feels lively
The person I'm with is a huge anime fan so when we were looking for places to eat, of course we had to stop through just based off the name alone. The restaurant is nice but it is a tight squeeze. There is sitting around the grill so you can good look at them cooking and preparing the meals. Our waitress was sweet and seated us as soon as we walked in. I ordered the fried chicken platter with curry and with fried rice ($3 up charge) instead of white rice and a can of ginger ale. The food came out fast but they gave me white rice instead of the fried rice. It's all good. The platter was delicious! It is a little pricy but I highly recommend visiting this place for lunch.
Still a good spot to get a freshly made hot bowl of ramen prepared right in front of your. Hit the spot just right in a cold Sunday afternoon. As its a small narrow place with mainly counter seating sometimes there is a waiting list for a seat. Worth a few minutes wait.
Ramen was fine, nothing too special. The price is good, $15 for a regular miso bowl. Service was a bit unorganized. There's a waiting list outside but in two columns and people do not fill out in order, and the employees end up just calling whoever they see has been waiting the longest. Inside, there's a long hall bar table and you can watch the chefs prepare your ramen.
Was so excited to try this place. My fiancé's ramen was good. Here's the katsu curry I received vs. what's pictured on the menu. And the restaurant doesn't answer the phone no matter how many times you call. I wouldn't recommend for delivery.
Naruto has been around for decades so I thought this has to be good. I went for lunch and got the lunch special which is basically a regular dish/ priced ramen bowl and if you add $3 on top you get a app (which is an option of fried rice, gyoza, chicken teriyaki bowl or chicken curry bowl). I opted to get the chicken teriyaki bowl. Honestly so not worth it. It was literally a little bowl of rice with a few pieces of chicken. Could've skipped this. I also ordered the miso ramen. While the ramen is bouncy and cooked well, the toppings were just so lacking. I felt it was just a very minimal cheap portion. I barely got any bamboo shoots. And I opted for chicken instead of pork. And sadly the chicken was quite dry. Overall for $20 lunch meal it was so not worth it. I wouldn't be craving ramen anymore!
I went specifically for the ramen- it did not disappoint. So delicious and nicely plated. It's pretty small and busy especially prime time dinner. It's an L shaped counter setting. It was nice literally watching my food being prepared. The host/ waitress was really nice so that's a plus. Can get hot with all the stoves and fires on. Be prepared to wait a bit depending on what time you go. The food is worth it tho.
This is a cute little hidden gem, a small shop and it seems to be always busy. They have a list outside for you to put your name and get called, I went with my friend so we were seated quickly. Inside it's a bar style seating, and of course with the name like Naruto, they had to have pictures of Sufi anime (if you are familiar) alongside other anime posters (Japanese cartoons). They also have hooks for your coats/purses which is super convenient! They have slow music with the lights to medium so it's not super bright but not super low (so probably not the best romantic spot) . The host that greeted us was nice, she showed us our seats in a friendly manner. They have the tangible menus, and pretty easy to follow along, which is nice because I feel like food menus can get overwhelming sometimes. I got the original Naruto ramen and for an extra cost, I added a few more things so you do have that option if you like some ingredients more than others. I did get some chili oil and got charged extra for that which I found weird because every other ramen spot I've been to, usually the spices are there for your convenience at no extra charge, it wasn't a lot more (only $1) but still, I only needed a little bit so I had a little container of chili oil left over lol. For drinks they have Japanese sodas, and coke products as well, as for alcohol, they have beer. The bowl is pretty generous and the ramen is delish, the price is on the higher end but that's in the normal scale for NYC prices. The place is chill and clean, the food is really good and the staff is nice. I really enjoy this place which is why I keep coming back, if you are around this area, I definitely recommend you check out this spot ^_^!
You poor Upper East Siders standing in line to eat at this Naruto don't know that the Upper West Side has a much better Naruto. Yesterday, I got the Cilantro Bomb at this Naruto. Absolutely no taste, I had to send it back. When I got it back, it was ok, but not as bomb as the one on UWS. One time I ate Cilantro Bomb three times in one week on UWS. Do yourself a favor and go to UWS for Cilantro Bomb, tastebuds awakened for life. The Tom Yum Gyoza is pretty good though, lots of flavor. Get the pork one. Also, this place is too small and too crowded.
This place was very cute and they made the food quickly quickly. The woman behind the counter was so sweet and she gave us free sodas with our meal. The Tonkatsu Ramen was delicious and better than Kiko Ramen. We also got the pork Gyoza and that was very good and we got the crab Rangoon. Everything was delicious and we are happy. I would definitely come back here.
I had big hopes for this ramen place given its indoor atmosphere, bustling lines outside on a nightly basis, and menu of dedicated soups. But to be honest, the food fell a bit flat. The soup didn't have much taste even though the ingredients appeared mostly fresh. There was not much tofu inside the soup itself and substitutions were quite tricky when ordering from a few delibery apps like Seamless and Uber. The food was processed quickly which is good- and the hostess was kind for pickup - but many of the ingredients were missing either spices, salt, or all of the above. Would I return? Maybe although its unlikely given the confluence of other options available in the neighborhood.
We arrived at the restaurant around 5PM and dinner had just started so we were seated quickly. The waitress quickly took our drinks & orders. The place is small with just a counter bar. Its focuse is on Ramen and a few appetizers, and some entrees. We decided to started with takoyaki. The octopus was tender, the dough was a little mushy but overall good starter. We then got to watch the sous chefs prepare our Ramen with craft from behind the counter. Shortly we were served the hot bowls of Ramen! The noodles had a nice chew, the char siu was balanced with right amount of fat and meat. It was tender with 1/2 of soft boiled soy sauce egg. My broth was spicy Naruto and it was with depth and just right amount of spicy kick. Fair size bowl just enough for one. The bill came out to be around $40 with tax not including tip. For upper Manhattan locations, it is a good place for Ramen.
4 years ago
Honestly, we were just craving it and found the closest one that was open and close to where we were. They staff seemed very busy but we were enjoying the weather and the night to be impatient about it. And seating process was quite quick since we were sat outside and the food was delicious. The ramen was fit for a cold breezy nicht read more
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I love Naruto Ramen. I have been coming to this place since high school and still come here very often... especially in the winter. All their food is delicious. read more
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6 years ago
Ordered takeout, where I was told an hour later my order was ready. After coming to the restaurant, it turned out my order had not even been made. Waited 10 minutes after arriving for the order to be cooked. Naruto ramen broth was too salty, but the ramen as a whole was alright. Kara-age was crisp, but did not impress. This wouldn't be my first or second choice for ramen in NYC, but it's fine if you're in the area and craving. read more
4 years ago
This is a really good spot for ramen. Came here on a whim because of the name and I really enjoyed the veggie ramen, I also got a taste of the cold ramen and it was delicious. The veggie gyoza was great, too. Definitely recommend this place, and the bill was not overpriced at all read more
Pretty good for the price! This is a small, classic ramen place with nearly all the seats along the bar, the chefs assembling eat piping hot bowl of noodles right in front of you. My friends and I all got the basic naruto ramen. It was a solid portion size for $9! I nearly thought I wouldn't be able to finish it. Unfortunately the ramen itself could've been better. The soup wasn't as rich in flavor as the places I used to go to back in California, and the pork was lean and not very flavorful either. But it was good for what it was, a hot, tasty, and filling meal on a cold afternoon. My only other caveat - the wait was a bit long when we got there. I don't think it would be worth waiting more than 30 minutes for if I'd come back. read more
7 years ago
Naruto Ramen definitely deserves its high rating. We ordered mega ramens and a chicken curry platter. All of the servings were massive. The ramen was super good and we enjoyed watching it being made right in front of us. They pack each bowl to the brim with toppings and you can even add other options for an extra charge. The broth was super flavorful. The noodles were nice and tender. All in all it was a hearty meal. I loved the chicken curry as well. The chicken was nice and crispy, even after the sauce was put on. This spot is so popular that it always has a wait out the door. But, if you have the time its worth it. Cute and cozy inside. Quick service. Cash only. Thanks for a great meal, Naruto! read more
5 years ago
Very good! Cool place where you sit right next to the chefs. Only complaint is there is only one vegetarian option. read more
3 years ago
Very small place but cozy. Service was amazing. I got the buns with pork and the Naruto ramen . Both was tasty especially the buns was amazing but the ramen was just ok. read more
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4 years ago
The ramen was way too salty. And they took forever to serve the ramen. Spot was crowded and small and no AC. read more
As a disclaimer, I am not a big fan of ramen. I grew up eating Chinese-style noodle soup, and there's little appeal to me in paying more than $8 for a salty broth soup with chewy noodles. However, I kept an open-mind as I knew this was my boyfriend's favourite spot for ramen. The first time we tried coming, it was 10:20PM on a Saturday - their last order being at 10:45 PM, and it was still packed with a gaggle of people waiting already. This venue is NEVER EVER empty - but with a 15 person seating capacity, I can see why. I think this is a good business model, especially for a tiny hole in the wall ramen shop, like they do in Japan - order, get in, get out. Ramen is not a meal to be spent eating slowly. To be clear though, while the process is meant to be transactional, it does not mean the meal is not to be delicious or flavour missing. Neither was the case here. As much as I didn't want to like it, everything hit all the right buttons in me. The price point was perfect - $9 for the standard Naruto ramen that gets you bamboo shoots, noodles, soy-based broth, bean sprouts, half a boiled egg, a slice of crab cake (Naruto), a sheet of seaweed, and a slice of braised pork. The amount of food was enough to feed me, an eager eater, and the flavours all complimented each other well. I am hyperjudgmental about soup-broths, and worry about the umame/heartiness of it that isn't created from simple MSG powder parlour trick short cuts (you can usually see this in the free miso soup they give you with sushi lunch specials) - but Naruo ramen strikes a good balance of soup concentration. It wasn't over-salty but still left you feeling like you had a substantial meal. All in all, I enjoyed the ramen and was glad to have tried it. We will be coming back again and again as our go-to since it was an affordable price point, especially for the area, and won't make us wait longer than 30 minutes like some places (I'm looking at you, Ippudo!). read more
4 years ago
I love it here, great environment, amazing food. Very professional. The food was amazing honestly lol. read more
7 years ago
The ramen was pretty good, but the fried rice was what really won me over. Service is fairly quick and we got seating also quickly although the place is small. Price is pretty decent and not too expensive. I'm probably going to get a lot of complaints about this, but I think it's better than Ippudo ramen which is way overpriced for what it's worth. Tip: Cash only! read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
Food was very good , and servers were very nice. It's small restaurant but they make it work. read more
7 years ago
***CASH ONLY**** I got Naruto Ramen w chili oil. I came here on my lunch break to try some ramen and there was a wait. Luckily I was able to snag a seat that's near the kitchen. What wasn't so lucky abt that seat was that my space to eat was cut in half. I got this Naruto Ramen w chili oil + pork gyoza on their lunch special for $13! Disclaimer: you must dine in for lunch special (which sucks bc what if there aren't any available seats) Food: Very yummy, although next time I'd ask for extra noodles. Chili oil didn't add any spice to it. But then again I am a spice connoisseur and can handle it really well. The server was really nice as well. read more
4 years ago
So I've tried both Naruto ramen. The one on broadway and the one in 3rd. The one on 3rd is a little bit smaller but it's amazing. The people there are so friendly and fast! And you watch them make the food as well from their bar. I've had the Naruto bowl and the chicken cutlet curry ramen bowl and it's fire !! I also had a taste of the teriyaki chicken platter and it's yummy. read more
Solid bowl of ramen. The Naruto is a classic, with soy-based pork broth thats hot and just salty enough with bean sprouts, bamboo shoot, two large slices of chashu pork, and half of a soft-boiled egg. Ramen is clearly best when eaten fresh at the restaurant over delivery and this spot makes an honest bowl. read more
7 years ago
CASH ONLY What I love most about this place is their location and friendly customer service. What I love least is the fact that they are cash only - but that also means decent prices. Their food is pretty decent. My go-to is the miso ramen. Their fried rice is surprisingly one of my favorites. If you go, try to go for lunch as since they have a good lunch special - ramen + appetizer for the same price as a dinner ramen. read more
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Quick, tasty, and honestly, we came for the name "Naruto." Ramen was good, but nothing spectacular. It's your typical ramen bar with only counter seating and you can watch the ramen cook in front of you so that's cool. Overall, if you're a Naruto fan and happen to be in the area, it's worth stopping by just to say you've had "Naruto Ramen" and tick it off your list. But if you're looking for life changing ramen, there's tons of other places. read more
We enjoyed Naruto, as hectic as our visit was. Naruto is a small narrow restaurant with only counter top seating. Large groups are very difficult... we learned the hard way. We had 8 in our group, so they sat 2, then another 2, then another 2, then the last 2. We were all scattered around the small restaurant, ordered and finished at different times. Deliveries were going in and out so we had to keep re-situating our seats. When seats opened up, we weren't allowed to regroup and sit next to each other because they had other very specific group sizes being sat, even though we were there prior. With that said, we all enjoyed the food. I had tan tan ramen along with others in the group, while some had teriyaki and other dishes. It wasn't my favorite ramen in NYC, but it had many components of a good quality ramen. The flavors were nice, but it did feel like a more affordable meal throughout the bowl. The broth wasn't as complex as they come and the noodles were on the firm side. Even if I would have gone alone or with one other person, my perception of the service and experience wouldn't change. I really wanted to give Naruto 4 stars, but it simply lacked some qualities of superior ramen, the environment to really enjoy your meal, and the customer service to make up for the fact that you are eating in a shoe box. read more
We came on a late afternoon and waited around 15 minutes or so. This is a small place (probably fits around 15 patrons) with bar seating only. It was busy when we came so we found service a bit lacking. There was only one waitress. After we were seated, she did not give us a menu so we got up and grabbed one ourselves. We were missing a cup of water and she was prompt about getting us one, but poured us a half-filled cup. She came by after 5 minutes and asked if we were ready... No, I mean we just sat down and weren't served any menus. We had to get the menu ourselves. We usually enjoy ramen joints where you can watch the chefs cook, but here, we found there to be a strong smell of grease. The chef cooking in front of us was friendly. We were served our ramen without spoons and he quickly got spoons for us after we asked. Don't expect the ramen to be authentic, but the dishes are relatively cheap and filling. The soup wasn't very salty, which we like, but the broth lacks depth. I also found the meat a little too lean for my liking. Other than the narutomaki and a few keychains/posters of anime on the wall, there isn't anything special about this ramen joint. It's worth coming if you are looking for a cheap eat, but I wouldn't come back if I had to wait long. read more
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8 years ago
Local delicious ramen in Upper East Side! *** Locals There aren't many authentic ramen places in Upper East Side, but this is one of them! *** Travelers Right on 3rd Ave where it's great to shop and explore local neighborhood shops and joints! Mostly frequented by commuters and locals though. They have hooks for your clothes but not bags so don't bring your suitcases as even walking space is extremely limited. *** My Recommendation Very very limited seating! It's ALL bar seating and you are super close to the chefs. Even to the point where some oil touched my arm. I recommend their ramen of course, but definitely try out their appetizers to share as well! They sometimes have seasonal offerings too, so stop by see what's new! They almost always have a waiting list, so make sure to sign your name and wait nearby. Cash only and no reservations! IG: @foodisseur read more
3 years ago
The undefeatable king of cheap ramen on the UES. Look, I've been coming here for literally like the last 8 years (since 2011). I've probably had like close to a hundred bowls of their ramen now. Is it Japanese? Not really. Is it authentic? meh. :/ Is it cheap? YES!! Is it filling? HECK YES. That is the reason why I keep coming back all these years :) My favorites is still the Sura Tanmen (super yummy with a ton of toppings included) and the Naruto, with additional noodles for a really full meal (they add it directly to the bowl rather than as a kaedama that comes separately later). If I'm super hungry, I add on a karaage (fried chicken) that's pretty decent. Come also for lunch specials! You get an obscene amount of food if you select the chicken curry add on :P Still, come after 9 PM on most weekdays if you don't want to wait. NOT good for large parties more than 3 people as they'll have a hard time seating you. Don't drink all of the broth as it might make you super thirsty at night later :P read more
I'm a big fan of fresh Ramen so when my GF found this place on the UES I was excited. The place is SMALL! There is only counter seats; not the most comfortable setup. Especially during winter season where everyone has clothes, sweaters, and bags. The great thing about sitting at the counter was watching the cooks create the bowls of ramen. looks so simple yeah the taste is very complex. I had the Tan Tan Ramen- the broth is fantastic; full deep complex flavors. Next time I'll get it spicy. Rate 5/5. Tip: Cash Only; prices are reasonable. Why the over-all 4/5 rating? The counter-only-seating is very uncomfortable. There are hooks for your coat on the wall and hooks underneath the counter but you don't want to stay long. If you get a couple of full-size people on either side of you, it will feel like the #4,5 train during rush hour. read more
So glad I found an awesome ramen spot a little closer to where I am than all my normal East Village options. There's only space for about 15 people, you'll bump into your neighbor's elbow and spill a bit of ramen broth on his napkin, and like me, you'll have to twist into a few yoga poses to wriggle out of your stool without hitting anyone, but this place is so worth it. Naruto combines fat-laden broth with thick chewy noodles and the best half-boiled soy egg that has come my way. Now add gyoza and takoyaki. Doesn't get much better. Okay, I guess a few things could be slightly improved upon: (1) Cash only. (2) If you order your own bowl of ramen + 2 appetizers for dinner, you will walk around with a five-month-preggo belly for the next day and a half and feel like dying whenever you sit down in anything other than stretchy pants. (3) Inevitable wait times unless you decide to go the grandpa route and eat dinner at 5. read more
You must think I'm crazy. 5 stars? I didn't even give Ippudo 5 stars. But what pushed me over the edge was the fact that this place was so homely, so unpretentious, and exceeded my (very) low expectations. The guys there were so nice and friendly. They served me even though it was near closing time. A bowl of Naruto ramen was $9. And it was really, really, really good. UES is not good for anything Asian, so this was surprising. Noodles were thick and chewy, broth was okay, egg was perfectly medium boiled and seasoned. It hit the spot when I was craving hot ramen on a cold winter night. I don't know, man. I'm bringing my posse here. Small place. Cash only. read more
First time ever eaten Ramen noodles as a meal very interesting how they put it all together. And the buns with the pork lettuce tomato and spicy sauce was wonderful. I didn't show you my plate but it was empty in my bowl when I was done was empty. I'm very happy with this establishment. bathroom you have to go through to the kitchen kind of weird and it really needs to be remodeled. It's tight sit down counter eating of fact but you make it work and surprisingly between sitting serving eating and paying the bill everything was completed in 45 minutes. And it is cost-effective. read more
This place didn't look like much from the outside, but the taste of the food made up for the appearance. It's pretty cramped inside, but they do their best to work with the space they have. I ordered the Naruto ramen, and it was very tasty. It was a good amount of food, leaving you full, but not stuffed. The serving staff was polite, but with only 1 person working the floor it took a while for us to get our check. All in all I would go again if I'm ever in the area. read more
The good: The price ++$12 Lunch specials- choose your ramen + a side (fried rice, gyoza, chicken curry, or a chicken bowl). Had their fried rice (standard Japanese cha-han) and gyoza. ++Your ramen will automatically include a half egg. Hearty portions. ++Pork slices are a good balance of fat and meat, juicy and flavorful. The best part. ++The traditional ramen bar set up. No frills, quick and go. Great if you want to experience a piece of Japan. The bad: --Cash only. Surprise...not. --Their broth is sweet for their miso ramen. Not thick, rich, or flavorful which is characteristic of good miso broth. Unfortunately their broth was the deal breaker for me. Came here so we could walk to Serendipity 3 for sweets. Not enough of a stand out factor to visit again, but they offer a great lunch set deal for those in the area. read more
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Do i have to make a reservation?
They do not take reservation. It's first come first serve.
Can you order the ramen without any of the vegetables that it comes with?
Yes, you can! I've found it's best to order in person. It costs extra, but ask for extra broth. It's so worth it.
Does the restaurant name have anything to do with the show Naruto?
The ramen is showcased in the show.. but that’s about it!
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