Tamashii Red

Do they have indoor dining?

They did a little over a month ago but when I went there about 2 weeks ago they no longer allowed it (only takeout). Im not sure if they recently reopened the dining room again.

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Do they have plum wine or plum sake?

They only have sake

Do you have the sukminut?

No they do not Unfortunately, Sukminut

Do you guys serve wine?

No.

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This is not Japanese ramen. It's Korean / Chinese style ramen. I expected a Japanese ramen place, so I was hugely disappointed. I've been to Japan several times for weeks at a time, and ramen (dipped and soup) were part of my daily staple. I've visited all the famous ramen places in Tokyo and compare every ramen against these four ramen restaurants: Ichiran, Ippudo, Fuungi, Rokurinsha. If Ichiran is a 10, then this place is a 2 or 3. Soup base: I had the Kara Miso, and the soup base is completely OFF. I'm confused by the flavor. It lacks depth, by that I mean protein umani depth. Is it chicken? Is it pork? It's completely masked by the miso and worst - the over abundant garlic and ginger. In one word, it was BAD. The red pepper wasn't even hot, it was garlicky. Why? It says alot when you leave the broth behind. I tried my best to finish the noodles, but could not stomach the soup. Noodles: The only redeeming quality in this entire bowl. It's a thicker wavier noodle than Ichiran and Ippudo, but not as dense as Rokurinsha. It's more like chow mien - which again is why I think it's more Korean/Chinese style. The noodles were surprisingly good though, dense, chewy and fights back. Vegetables: I have never had Japanese ramen with so much vegetables in it. Now, I love vegetables, all types, but not in my ramen. This one bowl had raw cabbage, raw bean sprouts, corn, bamboo shoots and scallions. Is the chef concerned that we are not eating our 5 a day? You know why this much veg puts me off? You can hardly appreciate the noodles, the texture, the bounce. You are crunch, crunch, crunching through raw cabbage and a party of vegetables. You know why Ichiran's basic bowl is just broth, meat slices and ramen? Because that's really what should be in ramen. You are there to appreciate the noodles, broth and meat. That's it. Meat: The slices of pork were thick cut, so it never really incorporates the broth and melts in your mouth. Not horrible, but not great either. Needless to say, I will not be going back for their ramen again. I will rather pay more and make the trip to Manhattan and go to an authentic Japanese place. A $14 (plus tax and tip is $18), is not a cheap bowl of ramen in Queens. If I wanted Chinese noodles, I'd go to Flushing and get something way better for $7 or $8. read more

Abigail C.

2 years ago

We visited Tamashii Red Ramen for the first time, and it was a great experience overall! The ambience was warm and inviting, making it a comfortable spot to enjoy a meal. Service was excellent--we had a few questions, and the staff, especially the lady who assisted us, was patient and kind in answering everything. We started with the takoyaki, which was so good that we had to order another serving! The only small suggestion would be to add a little more sauce for extra flavor. As for the ramen, it was delicious--the broth was flavorful, and the noodles were cooked perfectly, not overcooked. Overall, a great spot for ramen lovers! We'll definitely be back. read more

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My friends and I came here on a rainy Sunday morning and the restaurant was pretty packed. It was one of a few ramen spots in the area. The wooden interior and Japanese decors on the wall give a cozy vibe. We had House Salad, Takoyaki, and Tako Wasabi for share. You can hardly go wrong with Takoyaki. Tako Wasabi is literally raw octopus in wasabi sauce. I kinda enjoy it because I like raw seafood but it's a bit salty. I ordered Spicy Miso Ramen for myself and it's just meh, nothing special. Same with Tantanmen and Unagi don. Overall if you are looking for a lunch spot in the area it's not a bad choice but everything is just average. read more

Steven S.

8 years ago

Having such a quality Ramen restaurant Just steps from my office is a blessing in disguise! The food is excellent! The atmosphere is Excellent and the service was spot on! If you are fortunate enough to have Clara as your server, you will experience genuine superb service! Clara's knowledge, insight and suggestions made our dining experience a perfect evening! This place is a must try before the word gets out and you won't be able to score a table without a huge wait. read more

Olivia B.

2 years ago

I really enjoyed my experience at Tamashii Ramen! The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and the service was excellent--the waitress knew the menu well and made great suggestions based on what I was looking for. The ramen was delicious, with the perfect blend of flavors and spices, just how I like it--extra hot. I could have happily sipped the broth on its own! The portions are generous, so you definitely won't leave hungry, and it's all very affordable. read more

Mark H.

7 years ago

If yelp allows me to leave zero star I would. This was the worst ramen I ever had. They use ramens from package, pork too thick and over cooked. The soup taste too nasty like from package. Only good thing was in my soup IS egg cut in half.... they do have nice atmosphere, and great servers but tsk the food itself forget it! To owner of this place- go to Tokyo and learn the proper way of authentic ramen making w different soups etc. read more

Nelson B.

8 years ago

I'm so stocked to have this place open up in forest hills! Possibly the finest ramen I've had in nyc hands down . I've travelled japan and it is as similar as what I've had there. The broth is so creamy and fatty with hand drawn ramen noodles with chewy and yummy texture . Like I said this place is off the hook , oh and the service is spot on. Very attentive staff seems like it's family run! Great job guys and thank you read more

Ara B.

7 years ago

I've eaten here before, back with a few friends to try out some new options. I'm not a big ramen fan but this place has some meat options that satisfy. I had the beef and shiitake mushrooms with a side of plain ramen. Good service good food great ambiance what more can u ask for? An authentic ramen spot in FOrest Hills? U got it! A great addition to the neighborhood. Keep up the good work guys! read more

Sheena M.

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2 years ago

Tamashii Ramen offers delicious Japanese comfort food. The seafood veggie champon was packed with flavorful broth, and the chicken katsu was crispy and tender. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it a great spot for a satisfying meal. It's perfect for ramen lovers and newcomers alike! However, it can get crowded, and the wait time may be a bit long. read more

Maryna K.

5 years ago

Be aware and stay away!!! They advertise lower prices but when bill comes - you will be surprised how much they overcharge. After giving them a call, all you hear - excuses.... Not coming back, very disappointed, I have been a loyal client for years, never checked my bill, but today I did and only God knows how much I have been overcharged for years. read more

Crystal P.

3 years ago

Phenomenal ramen, absolutely amazing tastes, flavorful broth, and top-notch service. This is a touchless ordering restaurant which takes some getting used to, but the waitstaff is remarkable and very attentive without being overbearing or intrusive. The seating is very limited so make sure to go here early. Their gyoza is perfect pair of my ramen. read more

Dorothy C.

8 years ago

I usually don't like Japanese ramen but this one is a GAME CHANGER. Tamashii has the best broth! And all the foods have no MSG. I had the Kara Veggie ramen with Shio (mineral salt) broth. It is SO good! My favorite appetizer is Agedashi Tofu! So yummy. I will never go anywhere else for ramen. Can't wait for the winter. Will be there often! read more

Kim S.

6 years ago

Amazing! Very cute spot to get ramen. My sister and I shared appetizer of shrimp wrapped in fried potato - delicious! For mains, we got a Miso Ramen and a Curry Ramen. Food came out quickly, service was great. Super tasty, both broths were not too thick - perfect. Servings are plentiful and I am full having not quite finished my bowl! read more

Grace L.

7 years ago

I like this place. Since last year, I often visit this place to have good quality of Japanese food. I often order tamashii ramen, chasyu and kara-age don. As usual, food comes out very quickly and great taste. When the weather gets cold, tamashii ramen always provides good choice to please you. read more

Laura K.

2 years ago

I recently visited a Japanese ramen Tamashii restaurant, and I had an excellent dining experience. The ramen was perfectly seasoned--not too salty--and the noodles were cooked just right. The dish was delicious and not greasy at all. Highly recommended! read more

Tori S.

8 years ago

Have been here 4 times now, everything always delicious! Service is great as well. I usually get the aged tofu, potato croquettes and veggie hiyashi chuka, which is a cold noodle dish. Hubby gets the ramen, which is yummy as well! read more

隆一

7 years ago

とりあえず、インテリアが良かった。隅々のところまで日本での生活を思い出す壁絵があって心安らかに食事を楽しめた。本命のラーメン。写真で見えるようにすごく美味かった。本場の味とはまた違ったけど、これはこれでいけそうな気がした。おすすめはからあげ丼そしてちゃんぽん、そして最後に1番のたましいラーメン。近いうちにぜひまた食べたいです。 read more

Dee Y.

4 years ago

Nice casual restaurant, quick service. I don't think the dishes are authentic Japanese style but still taste good. Would be back for a quick lunch. read more

Nima Yangi S.

3 years ago

Prices are decent. Staff are very attentive and I had seafood ramen which was very flavorful. Will be back for sure to try their other ramen. read more

Jisu L.

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Chief so handsome. Champon so good. Takoyaki so amazing. Abbi potatoe so yummy. Tamashi ramen so delicioso. Servers so nice. read more

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Run of the mill "Japanese" food. The food is edible, and we got takeout because we were in the area…read moreand wanted something quick and easy to eat. The katsu is a far cry from Japanese katsu, but almost all Chinese-run Japanese restaurants serve this kind of cardboard style pork as pass it off as pork katsu. Prices are reasonable for the area.

Kazan Japanese Cuisine

3.1

(16 reviews)

I read that the owner was from Japan so we gave it a try. I ordered shrimp tempura as appetizer and…read morea spicy tuna and salmon poke bowl. Hubby had a tonkatsu. I asked for hot green tea while he got a bottle of Japanese pineapple soda. We ordered at the counter because no one was when we entered so we didn't know if there was table service. This spot used to be a Chinese takeout so it is definitely on the casual side. We sat at one of the tables (5 two tops). We had grabbed some disposable chopsticks and napkins from the counter. When the server came with the tonkatsu and tempura, she had napkins and chopsticks for us so I guess we didn't have to help ourselves beforehand. She then came with a lovely teapot and two small cups for the tea. The tempura was different from most places - no crunchy panko crust and no dipping sauce. When she came back, I asked about a sauce and she pointed to a small dish with thick dark sauce. I had thought that was for the tonkatsu. The poke took even longer and that was also different from what I'm used to. The fish pieces were not marinated - she gave me a small dish with soy sauce. The sliced jalapeño was also a surprise. I had thought I would get a spicy marinade on the poke. I mixed in the soy sauce and ate it with the sliced jalapeños. When we came home and looked at the receipt, the prices were weird. The tea was $1.56 and the $22 dishes were $22.88. Apparently we were charged a 4% credit fee which wasn't disclosed - or we missed the sign.

Sooooo delicious and fresh! I had the sushi (spicy tuna roll and Kazan Acevichado) and the chicken…read moreteriyaki bento box. Both were excellent and tasted like something that came out of my grandmother's kitchen. The owners are Peruvian and Japanese-- imagine those 2 cuisines melded to create the most flavorful meals. Fantastic.... Simply fantastic. The food reflects the love they put in. Remember, you pay for what you get and a not a single dime went to waste while enjoying every last bite. I live about 1.5 miles away and will be making the trip back this way regularly now, as they have a new customer and fan.

Yasubee

3.8

(46 reviews)

Their combo for like $20 you get noodle, drink and chicken is really worth it. Noodles are chewy…read morewhich is perfect. Two piece fried chicken and a drink of your choice from kungfutea.

I came in for lunch today and ordered the shoyu ramen with chicken. It came with karaage chicken,…read morehalf an egg, and regular noodles. The chicken was tasty at first, but after a few bites it became too heavy. The broth was overly salty, the noodles were underwhelming, and the egg was not done well, the yolk wasn't that gooey, marinated style you expect, and the whites were runny and fell apart. The last time I came was in November 2025, and I had the shoyu ramen with pork without the drink (I think), which I remember liking much more. This one didn't compare. The only highlight was the $4.95 honey oolong tea from Kung Fu Tea (part of the combo), which helped balance out the saltiness. Overall, I wouldn't come back. If I had to, I'd stick with what I ordered in 2025. Don't let the presentation fool you. The bowl looks good but quality is hit/miss.

Fukuda Sushi

4.6

(12 reviews)

Takeout order: We…read moreenjoyed the food. The teriyaki had a nice selection of vegetables. The salad that came with it was tasty, and had the dressing premixed in (not my usual experience with salads from Japanese restaurants). The vegetable dumplings were tasty. The udon was well prepared and had an almost chicken soup taste. Grubhub's delivery could've been better, but no fault to the restaurant.

I went to get dinner on July 4 at 6pm and it was amazing. The only reason it doesn't have four…read morestars is because I ordered mango sticky rice, and all the condensed milk spilled in the bag. But it was very good. Otherwise, the the steam shumai was delicious and all the regular rolls were discounted that day so I got an eel avocado, a California, a spicy tuna and a Boston roll and they were all delicious.

Koi Asian Cuisine

4.2

(10 reviews)

When I first moved to the area this place was named Wakamatsu. A few years ago they changed owners…read moreand it became Koi Asian Cuisine. This is a great neighborhood spot, as good for takeout as it is to dine-in. Expansive menu will surely offer something to everyone in your group. Everything is always fresh, delicious and at the right temperatures. I've never had a wrong order or any issue here. Staff are always welcoming and prompt when taking orders by phone. I want to point out the value we got, we fed 3 with this order and had plenty leftover. Not too bad in this economy.

Nice atmosphere that's clean and comfortable with friendly service…read more Quality of the fish was fresh and there is a good variety to select from. Ordered a hamache Kama and it was not dry or overcooked. Nice presentation of food. Also ordered a triple hot roll that was a spicy salmon, tuna, yellowtail combo with crunch wrapped in soy paper that was nicely presented. Got an eel platter that was a combo of ell roll and eel sushi. We also had a 5 piece sushi and a one piece red snapper sushi. No complaints. Nice experience. Definitely recommend if in the mood for sushi/japanese food.

Mito

4.1

(538 reviews)

I was surprised by a few dear friends for one of my birthday dinners here. They were so kind and…read moregracious to treat me. We had a great, GREAT server named Maggie Chen, whose name I am mentioning here due to the fact she was able to set us up with a free desert for a kind (and fair!) review. So here is my (updated) review: - The rolls we ordered were tasty and fresh. (For me, the Rapunzel Roll SLAPS. I ordered the same one - unknowingly - both times I have been here!) - We shared the Wagyu dumplings and the Shrimp shumai and they were honestly SOOOO GOOD. Finger-licking good!! - We also shared then chicken lo mein - also delicious and a big portion (there were some leftovers) - The staff is always kind and very friendly. Again, Maggie was really sweet, accommodating, took pictures for us and of course helped sing the HBD song which never not embarrasses me ever. darn. time. The ambiance is also always very chill, but a hit higher scale, with its beautifully colored mosaic-like rounded booths and a big, full bar, too. Knowing Mito is so good now and so close to my house can be a bit of a problem. I may become a regular but I guess that'd be a good thing for the business, HA. Thanks Mito for a special birthday dinner! Here's to more to come.

I had the best girls night at this Sushi spot in Forest Hills. Tucked away in Queens, you'll find…read moreall of your favorite classics right here. For starters we had to get Edamame and Calamari which was a little soft for my tasting but was still pretty good. For our mains, Chicken Teriyaki and of course so many selections of Sushi Rolls to choose from. Dessert and drinks were (Cherry Blossom Cocktail will for sure pack a punch) delicious and our server was so nice! Definitely recommend if you're looking for a new sushi spot :)!!!

Sushi Time

4.3

(620 reviews)

Got helped by Dani! Great service, delicious food, and an awesome experience overall!read more

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 7 Overall: 7 When you ask people, what's the best Japanese restaurant in Forest Hills, many people will mention Sushi Time. In reality, they don't serve high quality sushi omakase or anything fancy. However, they do serve some of the best sushi rolls in the area. Always fresh and many crazy concoctions that will satisfy almost any taste buds. I have been coming here ever since moving into the neighborhood. The servers have always been kind and helpful. The restaurant is very small and really focus mostly on takeout or delivery. On the last visit, I really like the Mini Scallop Roll and Spicy Tuna Crunchy Roll. Munchy Roll was just okay. White Tuna Sashimi was too cold and icy, while the White Tuna Nigiri was somewhat better. However, truth be told, just come for the fun and interesting sushi rolls and forget about the nigiri or sashimi.

Futigi

3.2

(150 reviews)