Momi Ramen

It’s no-go for me anymore. I love ramen. But this place is super overpriced comparing to the cleanliness and vibe they provide. We ordered 3 ramens. With tips and taxes it turned to be 100+$🤔 I would say nothing if the food was tasty. But it’s not. 28$ for chicken ramen, which I got in a dirty bowl, with a dirty oily spoon. The ramen itself is mediocre and to oily. The cleanliness is a big concern. The cook wearing gloves, but he is cooking, changes the garbage bag and counting customers cash in the same gloves 😬 You can stop by, checked it if you are craving for ramen, but I don’t think you will return and recommend

Before it was great but now is just regular and for the price tag I would skip it. There better ramens in Coral Gables with much affordable prices.

I dont understand how this place doesnt have a solid 5 star rating. The ramen is as legit as can be. The chef Gabriel studied in Japan and clearly learnt well. While yes it is a bit on the pricey side, the quality of the ingredients and the intricacy of the preparation that goes into the broth definitely justifies the mark up.

The first time I ever had ramen was at MOMI’S. They set the bar high(in my opinion) for an other ramen I’ve had. It is quite expensive but the ramen is worth it. You can also choose between outdoor sitting or indoor.

Seriously the BEST damn ramen I’ve had. And I lived in Japan for 8yrs and travel back once a year. This ramen is absolutely quality. I have no clue why this place has bad reviews. The food portion is HUGE which warrants the price. And gratuity fees are normal here in Miami. Don’t know why so many people are leaving a bad review simply because of the gratuity fee. Also the staff is very friendly and nice. We ordered ramen and fried rice and the server suggested we only get the ramen because of the big portion size and the rice too would be too much food. Instead of trying to take our money. Fantastic service. This is my new favorite spot!

Great little shop with excellent ramen: the noodles are authentic and the broth is savoy. I highly recommend the Oxtail ramen — its a mix of Caribbean and Japanese cuisine that I had never considered but now cannot get out of my mind.

I have no idea of what a good ramen is. I usually eat Mediterranean food. So take my opinion however you want, but I really liked the shrimp ramen Many of the comments point out the place is expensive. Welcome to brickell!

Pretty average experience for ramen but bloody expensive being $45.36 for a bowl and a beer 🤷‍♂️ I’ve had better in nyc 🤷‍♂️.

BEST RAMEN IN MIAMI. PERIOD. SLAY. Not sure what the hell all the 1 star reviews are about - me and my wife stopped in on a whim and it was the best experience. From the depth of flavor in the broth to the warm atmosphere, everything was top notch. The ox tail ramen is to die for - I'm a hungry boy and a small filled me up.

This ramen deserves 5 stars at MINIMUM. The service-- the ambiance-- the cleanliness of the restaurant-- 10/10. My husband and I enjoyed the most wonderful dumplings under the glow of neon lights. After? The most wonderful myriad of flavors ever to grace a bowl of ramen. I'm not exaggerating. Do not skip-- run and then go again. Disregard the 1stars. They're haters.

If you're exploring the Brickell neighborhood and find yourself needing some comforting noodles, check out Momi Ramen. This casual Japanese spot specializes in yummy hot bowls of ramen that really hit the spot. I met a friend there last week and we devoured on their ramen - totally perfect for a chilly Miami evening. The broth was thick, rich, and incredibly creamy - definitely next level compared to your average ramen joint. My friend got the pork ramen and I got the vegetarian... both filled with flavor, creamy and thick -- I love it, and so did my friend! And get this - their bowls are massive. I consider myself a pretty hearty eater but even I struggled to get to the bottom of that delicious bowl. So it's basically like getting two meals in one, and I'm not complaining about it. The vibe inside Momi is very laidback and chill. No fancy decor or anything like that. Just some cute wooden tables and Japanese music playing while you enjoy your noodles. And the staff was super friendly, constantly checking to see if we needed refills on anything. They really make you feel welcome. I'd definitely recommend putting Momi Ramen on your Brickell go-to list. Huge portions, top-notch broth, yummy pork belly (according to my friends) and casual comforting vibe!

I'm honestly so confused. All the reviews are great so I was expecting at least a decent comforting bowl of ramen. I ordered through door dash, I called and said I wanted a veggie ramen but instead of veggie broth to use the regular broth they would use for their other ramens like pork etc. they agreed. When I tell you, this is absolutely flavorless. It has a strong unpleasant smell and when I tried it it's literally tasteless. I can't even eat this. It's literally inedible. I'm extremely upset because I was starving and I paid $30 for a bowl of inedible hot bath water. This may just be the worst meal I've ever had. What on earth is going on and how does this place have any positive reviews? I don't understand

Hands downs the best bowl of Ramen you will find within 100 miles of Miami. If you love Ramen and have been spoiled by the best of New York. You're finally able to get your fix in. Also tried 3 diffent types dumpling and my favorite of the dumplings were the dim sum soup dumplings that are shown in the picture. Will for sure be back this week to try one of the other Ramen dishes, saw the oxtail one pass by me and looked pretty serious. May have to try that next.

Fast service. Pretty average ramen. But executed well. Just one broth flavor. Ambience is cute little ramen shop. Would definitely return

Momi ramen is by far the best ramen in Miami. The food is incredible and the service is top notch. The owner is so nice and remembers my finance and I's order every time we come in. The bad reviews are just people who think it's overpriced, which is ridiculous as it's a huge portion and quality ingredients. 15/10 would recommend to all, I never take pictures because it's always too good and I forget to

Amazing food, ramen is always fresh a and authentic. Ordered the beef brisket which was phenomenal. Their broth is so fresh! Also got some soup dumplings, pork shumai, and pork gyozas. All delicious and fresh. Danny was our server and was very attentive and informative. Will definitely be back!

A nice ramen shop in the middle of Brickell. As a person who eats a mostly plant forward diet I opted to try the veggie ramen but to build it with the traditional bone broth. Most veggie broths are not very good. The ramen was good and tasty and I found the vegetables used to be more well thought out than most veggie ramens. Noodles, egg, green onion, mushrooms swimming around in a delicious broth. The wait staff was kind and helpful. Even splitting out bowl of ramen between my date and I without us asking. Which I super appreciated since it's hard to share out of a single bowl. Alas, the only thing I wasn't too stoked about was the cost of a single bowl of veggie ramen. $25 but really $32 after the tax and mandatory 18% tip. $30 for veggie ramen is absolutely insane any way you look at it. I enjoyed the food, but next time maybe I'll just get an app.

The ambience of the restaurant was really cute. Perfect for taking pictures, and puts you in the mood to eat ramen. But i do think the ramen was too salty for my taste. I do think it is pretty expensive. The service was great, we were seated right away. I thought they only take cash, but you can pay with card.

Nice sake selection and delicious large bowls of ramen cooked perfectly. The ramen broth and noodles had very authentic Japanese taste - just what we were looking for. We also had the gyoza appetizer which everyone loved. The restaurant is small and decorated with Japanese sake bottles and windchimes. The manager let us play our music on the Bluetooth speaker since we came late and it wasn't very crowded. Great stop!

We've been frequenting this place for many years but at some point something has changed. I wish it was for the better but when we came back some months ago, after trying our usual go to Tonkotsu Ramen we were so sadly disappointed. It was not the same taste or flavor. The broth was somewhat bland and mediocre and the toppings were also not as we remember it. In all honesty, we really didn't mind back then how much they were charging for the ramen because we knew we were paying for primium top notch ramen. But now, the ramen they sell there is really mediocre at best (instant ramen best?!) Don't get me wrong, the place looks the same with the same name and interior decoration but it is as if the chef decided one day to just quit and walk away and leave everything behind. Some people here are saying those that leaves negative comments for this place are just haters or don't know what they are talking about. Those that have been to this place and had tried their original ramen knows what I'm talking about. I also feel that morally I'm obligated to warn people that this is not the same MoMi place that we came to love and support. You've been warned!

Do not go here. We went and got 1 small pork ramen ($18), a regular brisket ramen ($35), 6 steamed pork dumplings ($9), and 2 green teas ($8 each). The ramens were bland, broth boring and watery, there was almost no meat in either bowl and what was there was bland (I'd guess 2-3 oz meat in each at most). There was only half an egg in each bowl, a small amount of mediocre noodle, and a few bamboo shoots, nothing else. The dumplings were ok not great. The green tea was not hot, it was just room temperature bottles of some random watery tasting tea, for $8 each. I also asked for chili oil and was given a tiny cup of some peppers in oil that looked and smelled like the peppers you'd put on a sausage or Philly cheese steak. There was also no music or anything and the waiter barely said a word to us. I don't think they spoke much English, we only heard Spanish in the back. All this was disappointing, then the bill came out. $77 or so with 7% tax and 18% gratuity already added on made it $98. I don't know what world you can have that below average service and charge premium prices with auto gratuity, for below average food. $98 for 2 crappy bowls of soup, 6 dumplings, and a couple bottles of watery tea is ridiculous. I would've been upset if it was $50 for that. Never going back and I hope nobody else ever does either. Hoping to see an out of business sign in the very near future if I even bring myself to look at that disgraceful establishment again.

I give this place two stars because it's a cute vibe and the food was hot. As a ramen lover girl, however, I'm very disappointed with the food. My chicken ramen had in it broth, ramen, egg, a little green scallion, and unseasoned boiled chicken!! No veggies, no mushrooms, no spices, nothing else! If charging premium, serve a premium ramen! Dropped a pretty penny for one person and left hungry. Update: I actually initially gave a higher star rating before I noticed the auto gratuity, after I had to go inside to pay (lol). I asked him to remove the gratuity and I would pay cash accordingly. The owner took it off, then screamed at me to get out and not come back. Don't worry sir, I definitely will not be back.

Food is just broth with 5 min noodles and minimal tasteless protein as their feature menu item. Dumplings are the same you'd find in any cheap Chinese restaurant but the prices are astronomical!! The place is very small with seating for about 16 inside and not conducive to larger groups at all with no ambience at all. Service is by the cook or cooks which just means them bringing food from the kitchen to your table. The most outrageous part was them adding 18% gratuity to the bill and then asking for a cash tip of 20% on top of that. Totally laughable especially given the low quality food and basic non stimulating dining experience. Do yourself a favor and dine elsewhere!! Trust me!

Lovely restaurant with very inviting and nice decor. This is by far the best Tonkotsu Pork Belly Ramen I have ever eaten in North America, it's so delicious that I compared my experience with the one I had in kyoto, Japan. Interesting fact is that the Tonkotsu ramen broth is made from pork bones and this broth is cooked at a roiling boil for over 22 hours so it's incredibly delicious and flavorful. I read a lot of complains about the price but this is not an ordinary ramen soup. If your budget doesn't allow you to splurge just buy one and share it with an special someone. It's really worth the experience, you will really appreciate this magical broth and the delicious pork belly and ramen!! Ps. Yes I do agree that it will be nice that they accept credit cards but there is a ATM machine on site. ;)

Wow. A little pricey, but probably the best ramen you'll ever have, certainly in Miami. Neat small shop with nice staff. Everything made from scratch.

Really good ramen! I come here very often, good prices too! My husband and I really enjoy it.

Let's start with a bowl of chicken ramen is $28. Plain. 4 ingredients broth, noodles, chicken, and onions and HALF of a egg. Someone else gets the other half. The chicken is so plain ZERO seasoning. CASH only to pay, inconvenient. Truly don't know how this place is in business completely over priced for such a disappointing experience. Ramen is supposed to to boost serotonin.

Very sad. Let's begin with the end---the guy handed me my bill that has $130 sumtin (with an 18% gratuity already included and tax).. I handed him my card, and I saw that he charged it for $150 (he inadvertently felt the need to increase my tip for him without bothering to ask me----how sweet of him, not.) Btw, it was to go food. For those who have their own principle on tipping. Don't worry, they include the 18% regardless so be warned. It seemed like the same wait staff who took my order is the same guy who prepped our food. We ordered 2 types of fried rice---ox tail and pork belly---neither were good. We ordered 2 ramens---pork belly and chicken---all mixed together---noodles and broth for each respectively. The container wasn't sealed shut, so I was left with leaking bags of broth and super soggy noodles (btw, the broth is bland---even for my bf who loves bland tasting food). I tried to order the soup dumplings---but it was unavailable. This experience defines 'Batting a thousand' it's legit meaning. I guess I should've passed on this and waited for the Chef to come back from his vacation from Japan---probably I would've enjoyed some of the $150 hard earned money. Photo of receipt to follow. It's in my car, the receipt is so metaphorically disgusting I can't throw it away. It's so hot outside it's just gonna intensify this depressing feeling I have while I recall this experience and writing it and recalling the whole irritating wasteful experience.

My husband and I finally tried MOMI Ramen for date night last week after living in the area and walking by it all the time! First, this is an adorable location - it was likely a renovated house; so it is cozy and only has a few tables; however, we went on an early Friday evening and it wasn't getting full by the time we left. Both my husband ordered the traditional park ramen, and split a plate of gyoza. Everything was exceptional! Service was quick; the food was delicious - and the ramen portions are huge! (And, while ordering, the server did ask if we wanted to share and offered to split one portion into two bowls - so nice to know that's an option!) As many others have noted, it is cash only, so be prepared - but they do have an ATM on sight. Overall, the food and atmosphere was good - but the extremely limited menu and the overall price keep it from being a 5 star experience.

Food was ok. Ramen brisket was a little light on protein. Fried rice was good but took much longer than expected to get to the table. All items were very expensive for what you get. So overpriced. Not worth it

$28 per bowl for just decent Ramen? Sure I'll support a small business with a cozy vibe and decent food, but limit my meals here. 25% gratuity included for a party of 2???? Straight up disrespectful. Explains why it was so cozy and... empty. Never again.

The best pork belly ramen was absolutely delicious. The broth was amazing and the pork belly was so well seasoned and has the perfect texture. It is cash only and pretty pricy but this is because it the amazing location. I also got the spicy sauce on the side and added it all for the perfect amount of kick

Good, but not great place for Ramen. First, this place ONLY takes cash Second, there are not a lot of seats inside Third, the prices are outrageously high Fourth, the service is minimally acceptable Fifth, the include a mandatory 18% tip However, the ramen noodles are very good (by local standards) and are quite large. As in you can easily share one bowl with a friend.

Overpriced bland Ramen, bad service, dirty bathrooms. I can't elaborate because I hate bad reviews. The only good thing about this place is the fun decor and seating style.

Will start off by saying A BOWL OF RAMEN HERE IS $30-$40. That is literally 3x the price of any other regular ramen spot or japanese restaurant. Stumbled upon this place late at night. I was stunned when i looked at the menu, but my friends were curious and hungry. We got the pork ramen and ox tail ramen to try. Ox tail ramen was $40. The bowl is big, but it still is pretty much a single serving. The broth was actually very good, but the construction of the bowl seemed basic. There is nothing wrong with basic, but you're paying $40 for noodles, some meat, bamboo, and thats it. They don't even make the eggs in the traditional way, they just crack one in there... The ramen is good but it is most definitely grossly overpriced- not even reasonable. I'd go elsewhere for ramen and save $30

When I took a few bites out of the Ramen, and ate one dumpling, I realized I made a mistake coming here they don't know flavor and I doubt they ever will, once the chef was made aware he decided to pick an argument with me and yell at me in front of everybody that was there and argue with me that I shouldn't have ordered it if I don't like it, which I only found out after I took a couple sips of the flavorless broth. The Ramen comes with two pieces of pork belly, which was all right some noodles, some plain broth, a decent Half egg, and chopped up scallions. Not worth the $25 they charge at all. The total for the three items you see in the picture was $53 and they still try to charge me even though I ate one dumpling, two spoons of ramen, I paid for the soda after arguing and left not only disappointed, but pissed off.

This used to be my favorite ramen spot in Miami- a steep price for noodles but was well worth it. However, it has changed management and the quality has gone down exponentially. I was so disappointed the last time I went. Less options, the broth is a lot less flavorful, and they changed the noodles too. They also added a 20% service charge. The ramen was still fine but definitely not worth the price, and very disappointing from what it used to be. I will not be returning.

So we were at first hesitant about this place because of the price tag for 1 bowl of ramen ($30) BUT this bowl is a beast and feeds at LEAST 2 people, probably even 3. We ordered the pork tonkatsu and asked them to split it between 2 bowls and they were happy to do so. The broth is super flavorful, nice egg and good marble on the pork pieces. I still had leftovers to take home after too. Seating is small but the service is fast. I would def recommend this place for any ramen craving-- just make sure you have a buddy or be prepared to bring some home!

Looked promising from pictures and initial reviews but had a nauseating smell upon entering and fish quality was unfortunately mediocre. Nice staff though.

Yikes. This wasn't good. I was craving ramen last night, and somehow stumbled here unexpectedly with a few friends after a late night out. My friends warned me about how overpriced this shop was, and I quickly waved them off. I'm a firm believer that you can't put a price tag on good food. I was eager to check this shop out. They weren't joking. This place was expensive as heck. $21 bucks for a bowl of ramen. And yes, it's cash only. Come loaded and hungry. Overall, this was a huge miss and I was really, really hoping for better. This place had some cute artwork, decorations and good vibes, but unfortunately, MOMI Ramen didn't deliver a stellar bowl. I ordered the Pork Ramen. The soup was bland, if not almost tasteless, and the noodles were incredibly soggy. I really wanted to like this place, but there are definitely better places for ramen here in Miami. Not undercooked. Not firm. But soggy. Yup, you read that correctly. I was significantly underwhelmed. Where MOMI gets an additional star was the actual pork chashu, which was mind-blowing delicious. I was thoroughly impressed at how tender and flavorful it was. Each bite was met with an insane amount of satisfactory that kept me wanting more. I would not come to MOMI Ramen again.

Really good flavorful ramen. The broth is excellent and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The eggs are not seasoned which was a bit disappointing given the broth is good. The pork belly is cooked great. Although the food is really good it is a little on the pricey side. $25 per bowl. Oh and CASH ONLY! We have gone back a few times now but we stick with the bowls of ramen only lol! We will definitely be going back but we will keep sticking to just the ramen lol!!!

I am Japanese from Japan. It's not Japanes Ramen. I went there with 6 of us, Ramen taste like a lot of Oil with Water. If you are from Japan or Hawaii. You will be really disappoint with this Ramen. Also i spend surprisingly cost$$$$ for this Ramen...But Their servrces were perfect. I am able to make it better with instant ramen in my house. People should know this is not Japanese Ramen.

So overall, I'd give this place 3 stars. Also, just an FYI they only take cash. I tried this place for the first time today because I'd been dying to try their oxtail ramen because I love ramen and I over love oxtails! The oxtail ramen was good. The broth was flavorful. The oxtail was a little tough to chew so that was one downfall for me. It is also very expensive. It was $39. Now as an oxtail lover, I do know that oxtails are expensive. So I have kept that in mind. However the place as a whole just seemed to be a little on the expensive side. Now they do give you a nice amount. I was too hungry to take a picture before eating but you get two of those containers of ramen. Another downfall for me was the fact that the ramen and broth wasn't separated since I was taking it to go. Because of course I couldn't eat both. Although this broth was flavorful, I think I am more of a clear broth type of ramen chick. Like the broth I've gotten from Pho 79 and Ohho Noodles. I also didn't care for the noodles. It was more like spaghetti noodles and I think at the other ramen places they use rice noodles. I like rice noodles better. The restaurant itself is a little small but it has a nice cozy feel to it. It's cute. The parking here is very challenging. It is on a narrow street that only street parking and is one way. I'd probably come back again but may not get the oxtail. We'll see.

We came here at 3:30 AM hoping to get some food to eat. We were glad to find a food place open at the wee hours in Brickell. We came here for ramen but when we were given the menu, we were surprised by the cost of the items. This is definitely not a two dollar place, infact a 3 or maybe even 4 dollar place. We wanted to get ramen, but thaI cost around 30 bucks. But this one of the few places that actually provide food at 4am in the morning. The interiors for this poace is pretty cool but definitely doesnt justify the price! We ended up ordeing Veg Gyoza to go.

we came late so unfortunately we didn't get to try the oxtail ramen, but the pork belly ramen was still really good. gyoza were good too, but i would definitely recommend this place for their ramen. and the chef is so sweet!

Expensive and horrible please don't go here. Two people two bowls of ramen and an appetizer was $120. Not worth it.

We have no one to blame but ourselves for walking in, sitting down, ordering, eating, and then asking for the check - without looking at the price. Sticker shock is an understatement.... two bowls of ramen + one order of gyoza + one Perrier + one sake = $147!!!! Worse yet, it's cash only. So come loaded with cash. Now as a yelper, I appreciate good food regardless of price. Unfortunately, the food at Momi is just ehhhh.... First, the gyoza looked and tasted like it came out of the frozen section of Costco. Second, the oxtail (off the bone) ramen gave the impression that the meat would be tender. After all, it's off the bone. Nope, the meat was like a well-done flank steak - not tender at all. Third, the broth was oily and not rich with flavor. Fourth, the noodle is not your typical ramen. It lacked the ramen texture and flavor, and was more like your typical Chinese noodle. To finish on a more positive note, I should point out Momi opens until 5 am and serves up large portions. Both are perfect if you are buzzed, hungry, and craving for some oily broth to settle you stomach. (Oh but make sure you have cash.) Otherwise, I would just go home/hand sleep it off....

Overpriced for something mediocre. It used to be better and the amt of food isn't good

The pork belly ramen was flavoured well but skimpy on meat and veggies. Egg was over cooked. Did really enjoy the domain we got in the side though. Slightly over cooked but great flavours nonetheless. Service was awkward as we waited forever for our bill and there were only one other couple in the tiny restaurants at the time. Cute space if not small.

Bland ramen and flavorless oxtail fried rice. The shrimp ramen was $35, literally no seasoning on the shrimp and the bowl only had green onion and egg in it?.. not to mention service was terrible even though the place had 3 people in it and the place is so small the waiter was 2 feet away the whole time

Great ramen!!! I was in Japan just one month before and this is how I remember ramen!!!! You can pay only with cash, so no credit cards!! Great atmosphere, Japanese music (new), staff great and owner great... when you come in they give you paper to fill out and that's it! I recommend it!!!

Yes, pricey but very good Small place with great favors Well worth itWould like a better selection of sakes

3 stars only because the food was pretty decent, the bathroom was clean and the inside of the restaurant was fitting to the theme of the food. BUT - we first walked in, asking for a table of 11, and the first thing the lady said was, "you know how expensive the food is, right?" I get that some people just run into the restaurant by accident and get scared of the price, but at least let the customer figure that out for themselves. Have us look at the menu first. WE DID OUR RESEARCH AND CHOSE THE SPOT BECAUSE WE HEARD IT WAS GOOD. Please do not try to scare any customer away. That is NOT good for business. On top of that, the service wasn't that great, we were sat outside because there was not a big enough table to fit 11 of us. The table was wiped down really fast, we had to grab a chair from inside, but they should already have been very accommodating and showing how great their service is by pulling the chair out for us. Instead, the same lady said, "What are you doing?" Obviously, we are lacking chairs and need to sit. We are not going to stand while eating. Next, yes the Ramen is pretty pricey. And it was actually not that bad. I get that you have to skillfully craft the toppings and make the noodles daily, but maybe I was just turned off by the lack of service we had. It was priced about $28-40 depending what you add inside the ramen bowl. The bowl is pretty big. Broth was actually pretty good in my opinion. But others thought it wasn't all that. Honestly, yes I would try it again, maybe with max of 4 people total and hoping to sit inside.

Way too expensive, almost ridiculous. What makes it even MORE ridiculous is that they only accept cash. Don't expect service quality to reflect your bill. Nothing more opposed to it. Food is good, and sizes are great. Too bad it does not compensate for returning to this place

Ramen was good but I've had much better for a lower price before. It did not bring much meat. Service was not great. We asked for water for everyone in the table. It never came. Asked again and we got only one cup of water with no ice in a solo cup. Waiter forgot about us once we got the food. Had to go inside to find someone. It was just okay. Not worth the price. After having to go inside to find our server, we were charged an automatic tip of over 21%. We were only three in our party. Too expensive for just okay ramen. We won't be back.

Come if you're loaded with cash and want to pay $$$$ for a very mediocre ramen! also the service is non-existent but they charge 18% for mandatory tips lol. In other words: DO NOT COME!

The place is clean and well maintained. The one man staff is following cdc guidelines and wearing PPI. The menu was limited to 3 types of ramen and Receipt automatic gratuity included. Only cash, Venmo or Zelle accepted. The ramen is delicious. The server was attentive and cordial.