AWA Noodles Bar

Delicious Japanese food here. They opened about a month ago, and I’ve gone here a handful of times to pick up a quick lunch from Conbini at the front. The pre-packaged bento box is filing and delicious and has a variety of Japanese pickles like what I’ve enjoyed in ryokans in Japan, but ones I’ve rarely seen in the US. They have a variety of fresh and well priced onigiri as well - I especially like the mentaiko one and the shrimp tempura one. I went to the sit down ramen shop in the back for the first time today. The ramen there was delicious, and very reasonably priced for NYC. We had the Spicy Miso Ramen and the Slurp Noodles. Both were delicious, though the Slurp Noodles are very unique and not like anything I’ve had before in NYC. We also had the fried corn appetizer, and that was delicious as well. I’d recommend everything I’ve tried here so far, and am glad to have such a tasty and convenient restaurant near my office.

Ramen had a wierd taste, broth was not rich. Takoyaki was good. Service was awesome. The place was great. Just a little confused, as per server the owner is trying to go for a speakeasy bar vibe, the place looks like it but they didnt have alot of options when it comes to cocktails,mocktails,etc. Food menu options was too limited.

Great flavorful Ramen, very delicious. Small plates are very unique and tasty as well. Large selection of higher end Shochu, Japanese Whiskeys also.

Nothing special. Wagyu ramen? Waste of wagyu. You should be enjoying the taste of the meat not muddling its flavor with components that take away from it. Apps were mid .. most of the food tastes mediocre. Tonchin is a few blocks away, if you want quality ramen that makes sense.

Great ramen place! surprisingly good broth and ingredients. Speakeasy vibe so it might be hard to find, but definitely a hidden gem if you’re a ramen lover.

Delicious. I had the spicy miso ramen.

Delicious Ramen, beautiful mix of textures, the broth had a rich taste. Will return.