Hip Japanese place for ramen & izakaya-style small plates with an adjoining cocktail & dessert bar.
"We typically rely on this Japanese spot for everything from ramen to pork tonkatsu, but they recently started serving sushi and cold ramen if you prefer to eat something that isn’t as hot as the air you’re sitting in. Stop by for a casual, socially distant catch up with a friend." - hannah albertine, nikko duren
"Mei-jin makes a solid bowl of ramen, but you can also get some chicken or pork tonkatsu over a rice and curry here. Both are fairly substantial options, and you probably won’t be able to eat much more than one of these things, so you can either save the rest of your money for things like health insurance and buying your friend a birthday present." - Hannah Albertine, Bryan Kim
"Mei Jin Ramen is a little spot near 82nd Street where you can sit on a stool and eat a bowl of noodles on a Tuesday night. It’s a solid ramen place, and you can pretty much always just walk in and get a table. Order the miso beef ramen or, if you want something spicy, go for the chili chicken kind. With its brick walls and hanging lamps, it’s also just cozy enough that it should work for a low-key date night." - Bryan Kim
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