Momo Ramen

We came here for an early dinner. I was pleasantly surprised to learn it serves Tibetan food. I think the food items do carry Tibetan styles, and the Tibetan boys are very friendly. I enjoyed the Kimchi Ramen and some pork-chive fried dumplings while my wife enjoyed the plum wine and the momo bum and a bowl of wanton soup (different than what you would get in a normal Chinese restaurant). Soon after we sat down, the place became packed. I wanted to try some other items such as scallion pancake and stir friend udon, but couldn't really make room for them. Will stop by again!

I’m not typically a huge fan of ramen, but that changed after a trip to Japan where I had a completely different experience with the dish. So, when my friend—who is obsessed with this ramen spot and orders from them weekly—insisted on taking me, I was hesitant. But wow, am I glad I went! From the first sip of the pork broth, the flavors were spot on. The depth of the broth was rich, savory, and absolutely delicious. My friend ordered the dan dan ramen, which was just as amazing but in a totally unique way. I’ve also heard the soup dumplings are incredible, so I’ll definitely be back for those.

Tasty ramen on a rainy night was the best!!! A brief walk from the Barclays Center. My southern accent got me special treatment from the waiter. Thank you for good customer svc.

Some of the best Ramen I had in NY, I had a hard time even choosing what to get. Everything sounded so good 😋 and I got way more than I was expecting. I’d go out of my way to come back here again ❤️

The momo ramen was quite interesting—never had anything like it before, it’s like a blend of ramen/curry noodles with beef momos, I like that dish. However we also got the sweet and sour noodle soup—really did not like the flavors for this one… the sourness made it taste like the food went bad, would not recommend that that dish.

12/2/23 back for dinner break. I had the Momo Ramen and it was good. I like that it came with 3 soup dumplings. Hot green tea still $1 :) New menu, since last time i was there. 12/18 update: Dan Dan Ramen... I didn't realize I had that the last time, lol. I need to read my reviews more ;) Also split the shrimp dumplings my friend, they were good too! 10/24/21: finally back. I had the Dan Dan Ramen, $12.00 and very good. Still good service. Prices on Google Maps are incorrect, almost everything is more except hot tea, still $1.+ Free refills. 12/15/19: Then-Thuk noodles- good and spicy hot! 12/3/18: back again, still good. Upgraded to 5 stars for consistency. Nice small place. Good Ramen. Prices are ok. Nice to have $1 hot tea w/free refills. Friendly staff and free Wi-Fi. I'll be back for the soup dumplings. 4/1: back for soup dumplings, nice & on the large side, nothing extra ordinary but would get again. Back again 4/2... E1 and seaweed salad... Another good lunch! 2/13/18 D1 & soup dumplings (over cooked) But edible....

not the best i have had but noodles still tasted great in their own way. And portions are amazing for the price!! Atmosphere is also a vibe.

Great and flavorful ramen! They have indoor dining, and the staff are all protected with masks and gloves and wipe everything down. Parking is a bit hard to find as usual for this neighborhood but you've got street and metered so whichever you get lucky with. The portions are decent for the price. The broth was tasty, and the noodles were okay. I've had better but it's not terrible. I'd recommend checking them out.

This is a pretty cool place to visit in Brooklyn. I love the mom and pop feel. It made you feel like you were going to a locally owned spot. I got the Momo Ramen which honestly was okay, but it lacked the rich flavor that I've experienced at other places similar to this. My party also got the beef momos. I was hoping for a little more from these little dumplings, but it was still a cool experience to try. I think this experience was a little off for me, but I would definitely consider trying some other choices if I ever went back. I'm sure there is something on that menu that would spark my interest next time.

The establishment is clean, very limited seating. The staff extremely friendly, welcoming and courteous. We had the momo ramen with beef both and chicken and was definitely one of the better ramen noodles we had.

Some of the best Ramen I've had in ages. Broth is good enough to drink by the glass. Really loved the Dan Dan Ramen and Chili Oil wonton. Seasoning was perfect. Just right amount of salt and spice. Cozy spot, but not many tables. Could use a vestibule to prevent cold air every time someone arrives.

A small, cozy atmosphere, great for a cold day! I had the momo ramen, an interesting concept with momos in the ramen (as the name implies) that tasted great! Would definitely return the next time I'm in the area.

Cute small spot with friendly servers! We came in when it wasn't busy, and were able to be seated right away. They had so many great choices it took us a while to decide-- so many vegetarian options! The food took a while but it was so worth it! The broth was so delicious and tofu was spiced just right. It is probably one of my top 5 Ramen spots. My boyfriend also enjoyed the Tonkatsu Ramen and we are so excited about this new find.

I was excited to try this place because it was recommended by many. I was disappointed by the flavors in both the ramen and the momos. The momos were hard and it made it difficult to eat, it also was super thick and after having one I felt super full and heavy. I got the spicy tonkatsu ramen and the regular tonkatsu ramen. The noodles were nice and chewy and the soup was good but it didn't stand out.

On a cold winter day, this is supposed to be the cuisine you crave, it is supposed to warm you up with flavors as exotic as the Nepalese region itself, that will have you tastebuds soaring higher than both Mount Everest and Himalayas put together. Unfortunately, the food here takes a few tumbles down the mountain. While the portions are generous and prices are not bad for Downtown Brooklyn standards, it lacks in a flavor and customer service, both of which are bland. My first warning was getting a Thai Iced Tea that tasted watered down and diluted. This would not have helped me at all if I ordered something of any spice. I regret ordering this. Once you see the food you think you are in for a treat, but an avalanche of regret follows. The Tonkotsu ramen has overcooked and soft noodle, making it hard to enjoy, and the meat is dry, though three pieces is a solid amount. The one egg feels like a tea egg and offers nothing. I liked the broth, but it is brought down fast by a lack of any strong textures. It felt too watered down by the end once the soft noodles and meat are gone. In an effort to save the review, I got two other items, a Dan Dan Noodle and some beef Nepalese dumplings known as Momo. The Dan Dan Noodle is rich in peanut butter flavor and the pork is very bland. There is not much spice to it even though hot oil is offered. The Momo are only true things I liked, as they are flavorful and generous to a fault. Unfortunately it was like the rescue team coming too late to find no survivors in this avalanche of cascading flavors. There was simply nothing left. Down the street from this restaurant is another Asian restaurant called 5ive Spice, a fusion of Vietnamese and Thai. I have eaten there, wrote a review about it, and without getting into too much detail, I endorse them. Sadly the same cannot be said for Momo Ramen, for this will have you tumbling down the mountain to its base, looking for answers on how to start scaling the mountain again.

Food: My group and I were looking for a place to eat some noodle soup and this spot was a hit. We started with the scallion pancakes, which were awesome. They were flakey and crispy in all the right ways. For me, I got the then-thunk which was like a warm hug in a bowl. It was spicy, hardy, and the noodles had a great chew. Scallion pancakes: 5/5 Then-thunk: 4/5 Service: Service was timely and attentive Ambience: The interior felt very homey. A decent amount of seating.

We parked near Momo Ramen for a concert at Barclay and walked in to try it. Wow, everything we ordered was fantastic. We gobbled up lots of dumplings and found both the broth and noodles to be delicious.

So Hubby, My favorite Emely and I went looking for ramen on a cool Breezy day in September. It was a bit rainy and Emely thought I'd be the perfect time for some hot ramen to warm us up so I went looking on yelp and found Momo. It was honestly just around the corner so we got to walking and got seated inside a small but practical ramen shop. Now I can say the place smelled pretty good upon entry and the music was chill and vibes. We were sat, offered drinks, me and em shared Edamame, hubby watched us eat them in disgust we all shared Karage which were seasoned and fried pretty good and Gyoza was also Dece. Then the Main course came Flying from the back. I mean we were sat and eating Ramen and Apps in less than 20. It was quick and I LIVED for it. My ramen came with dumplings and Naruto and the broth was smooth and rich. The noodles were WAVY just the way I like and cooked to almost perfection. I couldn't even get end ramen cuz she was chewing down and my hubby? Pls, he threw his ramen to the back of his gullet like a freakin pelican all in all I'd give this place an 8.5 only because while the apps were dece they came to the table a bit cold which was kinda odd seeing as the back was a couple steps from the table. It was good, we all decided we'd go back if we were ever in the area again. Still a really good spot.

Momo Ramen is a cozy, hole in the wall spot a couple blocks from the Barclay's Center. My sister and I came in on a cold Tuesday afternoon around 2 pm. We were quickly seated right next to the heater and instantly felt at home. The restaurant only has about 6 tables to seat people and during our stay all tables were pretty much always occupied. We loved: - the Momo Ramen, it was delicious. We downed our bowls so quickly and slurped up all the broth. - quick service - attentive waiter Didn't love so much: - The bathroom door didn't completely shut. However the bathroom was clean - Potato momos, they were dry and not very flavorful. We used our ramen broth to add to it Thanks for lunch !

Had the lunch special, pork dumplings & Tonkatsu ramen were spectacular. Speedy service. Quaint restaurant.

Very tasty ramen, flavorful ASF! surprisingly busy for a Sunday! However, great on a cold windy day! My boyfriend definitely enjoyed his bowl, only wish they had was shredded/ slice cheese that melted rather than parmesan cheese flakes. Other than that, great eats :)!

This is a nice cozy restaurant to grab a bowl of ramen. Indoor seating is pretty limited but it wasn't crowded when we got there on a Sunday afternoon. There's also a few tables outside in an enclosed area on the street. We ordered 2 Sapporo beers and got the Tonkontsu Ramen and Tonkotsu Miso which were both pretty good (and tasted pretty similar). There's also a spicy powder on the table to add to taste. If you're looking for a place to have a quick sit down ramen bowl, I'd recommend giving this place a try.

1. customer service 5stars 2.cleanliness 5stars 3.Food 5stars flavor & portion size 5 stars. 4.$ affordable. We had a party of 4 very picky eaters, each one of entrees was had been devoured & our appetites we more then satisfied. we will be going again and again

Came here on a weekend afternoon, really busy and one server doing her absolute best, props to her! We ordered the steamed shrimp dumplings, ramen and the house noodle soup with fish balls. The ramen was delish, huge pieces of naruto and the depth had a real depth of flavor. The noodle soup was also delicious, fantastic fish balls and great veggies! The dumplings were a disappointment. Flavorless, general, out of the bag kinda frozen. The spicy sauce it came with was decent. I'd be interested to try their soup dumplings! Def go for their ramen and other soups! Lots of interesting options!

Came Here After A Shift...Another Cold NYC night! Walked In Seating Was Available, Warm/Toasty, && Soft Music Playing. Waitress Was Super Attentive Even Informative When Questioned On The Menu Items. Order: Edamame Of Course! Pork Dumplings && The Gya-Thuk. Honestly It Was Soooo Good EVERYTHING! It Was Very Relaxing && Enjoyable. Will Come Again!

While the ramen was pretty good, the momos were awful. For a place that's called Momo Ramen, you'd think they'd have some decent momos but the filling was plain, solid piece of puréed chicken, no veggies or anything else mixed in and to add insult to injury, didn't come with any sauce for dipping. The restaurant is small and can get pretty cramped with other customers but the service is pretty decent. Food comes out quickly but the momos are frozen and will take 15 minutes.

I've only ordered takeout from momo ramen so far but damn their ramen is delicious. My favorite is the curry ramen, add egg and spicy miso-- SO yummy. Their broth is always delectable and full of flavor and warmth. I've also had some dumplings that were tasty, my partner likes their pork buns, and I got their crab Rangoon once (I wouldn't do that again though personally, but it doesn't detract from how delicious their ramen is.) Delivery is usually pretty timely, nothing has ever leaked. It has definitely become a regular on my take out rotation.

The service here is stellar!!!! One guy is literally running around taking care of the customers outside, inside and delivery WITH A SMILE ON HIS FACE. There was a snooty customer who came in just being obnoxious and not once did he lose his patience. I dined indoors just watching this man accommodate everyone without a word. Really great service. Food was great. I love momos and will happily eat it every day. I don't think I've ever seen 8 momos for a single order. I was overwhelmed. But delicious!! I stuffed my face with the momos as I rushed to catch my train. The noodle soup was also great. Hearty flavors and so comforting. I could see this spot being very popular during winter. It will warm you right up. Loved it here and I'll revisit when in the area.

It's possible that the food from this restaurant doesn't travel well, but I was surprised with the lack of flavor in my dish. I ordered it and was bummed out as I didn't even want to eat it after the first bite. Everything lacked spice and flavor. Shrimp dumplings were sad a bland. Dan Dan ramen left everything to be desired. Scallion pancakes were fine, I think primarily because they can be drowned in sauce. I wish that I could say I'd eat here irl to try to redeem the experience, but based on what I saw from takeout, I have no desire :(

Oh my gosh Momo Ramen is amaaaaazing! I spent a Summer in Nepal and have missed momos so much. Their momos are so scrumptious! We also got ramen and the fried udon. Everything was amazing. I would come back everyday if I could. Great atmosphere too. All around 10/10

This is another ramen spot that my sister-in-law recommended. She used to come here all the time when she lived in Brooklyn. She really likes the "momo", which are the Tibetan dumplings. They look like Shanghai Soup Dumplings, only slight larger, and no soup, just a hunk of beef. My husband and I came here with my sister and brother-in-law. My brother-in-law doesn't eat ethnic foods because they mess with his stomach. He got the scallion pancakes, and then said they tasted like metal. We tried it and we didn't taste metal, so like I said: he doesn't eat ethnic food. My sister-in-law got the Then Thuk, which is a spicy noodle dish. I got the Tonkotsu ramen and added the momos to it. My husband got the tonkotsu ramen as well. The momos were really good. The ramen itself was pretty filling; I only ate half of mine. The ramen noodles aren't exactly ramen noodles, but given that it's more of a Nepalese/Tibetan style place, I am not surprised. I may come back for the momos and maybe try some of their Tibetan style dishes.

What does momo stand for? I have no idea lol but I did enjoy my momo ramen. There was a spicy curry flavor to it. I substituted the piece of pork for chicken. It also came with 3 dumplings on top, which I never had at any ramen spot so that was a nice touch. I have no complaints. I was the only that sat inside. The service was just ok. I believe my waiter realized I needed some space so he didnt bother me too much. After leaving the ER, this was exactly what I needed. I opted out of getting any apps surprisingly. I plan on bringing my son next time so I will try it then.

Went to lunch at Momo Ramen on Sunday afternoon. Nothing wrong with our meal, but none of the dishes made an impression. Quality: Everything we ordered at Momo Ramen was good, but nothing really stood out. The Scallion Pancake and Wonton With Red Oil, were both fine dishes, but neither were must have. The Beef Momo was probably the highlight for me, but like the other two dishes they seemed more like different vehicles for spicy oil than a true reward in itself. I felt the Tonkotsu Ramen was simple and fairly boring, though I appreciated the abundance of noodles and pork. Quantity: Small appetizers, but easy to share. Value: $6 for the Scallion Pancake. $7 for the Wonton With Red Oil. $10 for the Beef Momo. $14 for the Tonkotsu Ramen. Ambiance: Momo Ramen is a hole in the wall spot in Park Slope. They have a very small outdoor set-up, but on a rainy day, inside was the only real option. It is a cramped space with about five tables. They definitely prioritize food presentation over restaurant presentation. Crowd: Small space only allows for a few guests at a time. Service: Food is out quickly. Parking: Very limited street parking.

We ordered the momo ramen, dan dan ramen, scallion pancakes, and chicken momo dumplings. Both ramen dishes were good; the noodles were well cooked and the broth wasn't too salty, like can happen at some places. The scallion pancakes were solid as well. They make them thinner than you'll usually find at chinese/taiwanese restaurants. However, I was really disappointed with the momo dumplings. I found them dry, so I even added a few to my leftover ramen broth. The worst part is that as I was eating one dumpling, I found a piece of plastic inside! It's pretty unacceptable to find foreign objects in food, and also makes one question how they prepare it. I wouldn't go back.

Everywhere we go, because we love Ramen, we always seek it out.... Momo Ramen popped up and we decided to go....Because it was so good, both the service and the food, we kept coming back! And the ambiance is so chill you have no choice but to enjoy yourself...If you find yourself in Brooklyn, and you love Ramen, definitely hit them up!

My wife and I just ordered in 2 Tonkotsu ramens. The flavor was excellent, but I just thank god that the staple, yes metal staple (see picture) that was in my soup was caught in my teeth before I swallowed it! Wtf??

Me and my boyfriend went here last week for the first time and went back the very next week. The food is delicious and the staff were so nice. This is hands down my fav Ramen spot

Such a cozy hole in the wall! Came here on a cold day when I was craving Ramen. Came in at 5pm on a Friday so was relatively empty and we got seated pretty fast but it did get filled up closer to 7 so reservations might be needed. The atmosphere is casual and cozy, perfect for a quick bite with friends or alone. The staff was super friendly and efficient which I loved I got the dan dan noodles in soup base and they were sooo good! Very flavorful - not to mention that you get a huge serving for the price which is super affordable imo. Overall, highly recommend this spot!

Food was great! Service was also good and the staff are nice. Momo Ramen is intimate space it's small but warm feeling being there. I had curry ramen 10/10 recommend.

Average at best..ordered the veg dumplings and the Tiberian veg soup. The dumplings were meh doughy and nothing great for a filling. The soup was just like hot and sour soup...soy sauce and some vegetables with some thick veg noodles cut up. I am definitely not ordering from here again. It was high on sodium and lacking in flavor.

I get excited when my phone rings and it's Momo with my food delivery. I stick to the tasty Miso Ramen. It comes in a deep bowl full of goodies and a side of hot, bone broth. Today, I also ordered the crab dumpling appetizer. I wanted some dumplings to add to my soup but these weren't tiny, little bites. I could've saved the dumplings for later as a meal on their own. I've ordered the wonton dumplings with red chili oil on another occasion. They're really flavorful and small enough to use as a soup add-in.

Place was so good we came two days in a row to try 4 different soups. Fairly inexpensive, probably the best priced in this area. The Buddha Ramen was exquisite. I add added an egg because Ramen doesn't feel complete without an egg. The Miso Cheese Ramen was ridiculously good. It was buttery and delicious and the touch of parmesian cheese was so good. Today we got the Miso Ramen and the Curry Ramen and these were also epic. Just an amazing experience overall. The service was great, we were seated immediately and the food came out super quick both days. The waiter recognized us. He was super friendly and always kept our waters full. Music and vibe was really great, they had a good playlist on and the music was at a good volume. My favorite Ramen spot in the area!

Best Ramen in Brooklyn!!! I usually get the MoMo Ramen. Always so delicious I would definitely recommend this place!!! Also best for takeout.

YUM! We ordered for a large group of people and the over all consensus was everyone felt satisfied. I got the curry ramen which is one of my favorite ramens to try at restaurants and I think I was the happiest with my meal. I wish I added an egg to it, that would have made it just that much better! The flavor was really nice and I would def reorder the same thing. Only marking down a star because I ordered take out here and take out for ramen is always a tad disappointing. I def want to go in person and try it fresh! That all being said, I would even do take out from here again!

Food is decently good, but the restaurant could use some fly paper or a zapper. There were insects buzzing all around us the whole time we were there -- no less than three or four flies around the table. I found it distracting and had some trouble enjoying the meal. In terms of the food, I know that Dan Dan Ramen is not a real thing, but you can't deny the taste. I would love a little more veggies in that dish. I tasted the vegetables that came with my kids' plain ramen and they seemed very fresh. My wife also did not care for her laksa ramen ("it was okay"). All in all, a decent place with good service, but an experience marred by an excess of insects.

It's a cute spot. The vegetarian dumplings were undercooked and we couldn't eat it. Curry ramen was more like a thai coconut curry, super heavy with fried tofu which had no flavor. Buddha ramen was okay, it had the soy sauce broth which was light and flavorful. Wanted to like this place, but it was all underwhelming.

It would be difficult to overstate just how obnoxious the manager is. After seeing time get repeatedly added to our delivery order, we called and the guy told us the food had already left. We called an hour later (time still getting added, at this point more than 90 minutes past the original delivery time), and NOW dude says "Grubhub never sent a driver." I didn't bother to ask why he lied, just told him to cancel the order. He says, and THIS IS A QUOTE, "No. We made the food. We want our money." Joke was on him because we got a refund through Grubhub. But he's still an obnoxious p.o.s.

Momo Ramen is one of The greatest Ramen restaurants I've ever eaten at. The service was absolutely phenomenal our server was courteous helping guiding us as far as what to order he got us in and out very quickly so we can go to the Barclay center for a basketball game with the Nets. I ordered the miso Ramen with the egg OMG it was so delicious. The next time I'm in Park Slope. I'll be hitting this little gem again

Found this place while riding the B63 on 5 Av. Rainy day yesterday, took my family for some good Ramen. Very inexpensive and great quality and taste. We had some good interaction with what I believe was the owner. He showed us some of his pencil drawing artwork on rice paper, and my daughter felt encouraged also to draw something as an appreciation for the great time we had. Will be coming back during our next visit!

I've been coming to this place for years. I love their pork and chives dumpling, their curry ramen and crab rangoons.

What stood out..ramen was savory and rich in flavor. Soup was not too light nor was it too dense. Fish cake was great and the soup in the Tibetan beef dumpling was blissful. Not the dumpling that was is in the ramen, that was decent like the other items I had. Definitely worthy of a shot.

Great food, ramens are perfect and tasty. The staff is nice, friendly and talkative, and provide great service. They have good relaxing music and ambiance. The place is not that big but it's the best there is. Been coming here for almost a year.

This place is UNFREAKINBELIEVABLE. Seriously. Go. Have a bowl. Change your life. It's that good.

I came here yesterday with my boyfriend after being on a hunt for ramen on a rainy day. Luckily we called ahead of time and they weren't packed like the other ramen spots in the area. We got here around 4ish and were seated immediately. We order pork and crab soup dumplings. It was so good. Afterwards we got tonkatsu (mine was without bean sprouts) and spicy tonkatsu. I don't have any complaints. It had the perfect saltiness without being hypertension inducing haha. I'd come back. The staff was nice and we didn't wait too long considering ramen is like fast food. (I forgot to take a picture of the ramen)

Comfortable and cozy with great food at reasonable prices. Vegan Then Thuk was amazing. The menu is simple but you won't be left wanting because everything is top quality. I was in Brooklyn for a week and the best meal I had was Momo Ramen.

Overall, content experience. The service was quick and attentive and the outdoor seating area was easy to navigate, with complimentary sanitizer provided at each table. Dining experience could have been improved by the addition of space heaters as it was fairly cold out. Food was good as well. I had the momo ramen, which was good and generous in portion.

VERY good ramen and service. I would definitely come back here for the food, vibes, and staff