Best Ramen in Philadelphia (2025)

Old City’s BYOB standout pairs silky tonkotsu and springy noodles with a friendly neighborhood buzz. Praised by The Infatuation and local critics for balance and depth, it’s a reliable pick pre- or post–Old City strolls.

Under-the-El, this husband-and-wife spot turns out rich cha shu ramen alongside an intimate sushi counter. Highlighted in The Infatuation’s 2025 ramen guide and noted by Eater Philly, it’s a Fishtown favorite with real neighborhood roots.

Just off the Italian Market, Kyushu’s spicy chicken shio and classic broths draw steady locals. Recommended by The Infatuation, this BYOB keeps it straightforward, affordable, and satisfying without the wait.

Manayunk’s indie ramen staple leans bold: spicy katsu ramen and a triple truffle mushroom favorite. Featured by The Infatuation and often cited by neighborhood regulars, it’s a casual stop after a canal walk.

A Chinatown standby doing generous, Sapporo-style bowls with lively energy and fair prices. Noted in The Infatuation’s ramen guide, it’s popular with locals who want a hearty bowl without Terakawa-length lines.

Anime-lit and lively, this Chinatown hangout suits mixed groups with veggie miso, tonkotsu, and late hours. Included on The Infatuation’s ramen guide and frequently recommended by locals for casual nights out.

University City’s go-to for Zenbu no-se tonkotsu and black garlic mayu, with a friendly neighborhood feel. Spotlighted by The Infatuation’s ramen coverage, it’s a handy stop for students and date nights alike.

A BYOB Hakata-style specialist in Fishtown with long-simmered tonkotsu and a loyal neighborhood following. Covered by Philadelphia Magazine at opening and reviewed by The Infatuation; still drawing fans in 2025.