Okiboru - Sandy Springs
Restaurant · Forestwood Lane ·
Lauded noodle dishes, wraps & bao buns in modern dining
Lauded noodle dishes, wraps & bao buns in modern dining
"Okiboru is a fast-casual ramen chain from L.A. with multiple locations in Georgia, including this Sandy Springs spot. This isn’t your average fast-casual joint. The noodles taste fresh and have a silky and springy texture to them. The broth, particularly in the Tori Paitan, is so rich you can imagine it simmering for days. Their tsukemen—chewy noodles dipped into a well-seasoned broth—is also delicious, thick, hearty, and a perfect order on days when you just want something comforting. This is the kind of spot to kick back during lunch because it’s never too busy or rowdy. You can zone out over a steaming bowl and forget that weird thing you said to a stranger three years ago that haunts you at 2am. photo credit: Sarah Newman photo credit: Sarah Newman photo credit: Sarah Newman Pause Unmute Food Rundown Tori Paitan A creamier take on bone broth with thick, springy noodles that hold onto the rich broth in every bite. This is a flavorful and worthwhile order. Paitan Tsukemen This is great—it has a thicker, almost gravy-like broth with heartier noodles. The tender chunks of chicken effortlessly tear apart with a pull from our chopsticks, and it’s packed with enough seasoning to stand on its own. photo credit: Sarah Newman Shoyu Brussels Crisp with a slight sweetness, like someone took the glossy, caramelized richness of teriyaki and didn’t overdo it. Truffle Garlic Edamame Not terrible, but these edamame could use more seasoning. You can skip. Chicken Okiboru Buns Soft, slightly sweet buns are packed with perfectly seasoned chicken. Get these. photo credit: Sarah Newman" - Jacinta Howard
"The LA import opened in 2019 at the Modera complex on Roswell Road in Sandy Springs. Okiboru specializes in tsukemen or “dipping ramen,” where noodles are served in a separate bowl and then dunked into a bowl of hot broth before eating. The restaurant makes its own noodles and also offers a small selection of other ramen beyond tsukemen and snacks like ebi karage (crispy fried shrimp.) There’s also a location in Buckhead." - Eater Staff
"Order online for takeout or delivery via UberEats, GrubHub, or Doordash." - Eater Staff
"An LA import that earned a 2019 Michelin Guide California Bib Gourmand, this shop specializes in tsukemen (dipping ramen) where house-made noodles are served separately and dunked into a hot broth, though it also offers a small selection of other ramen styles and snacks like ebi karaage (crispy fried shrimp)." - Beth McKibben
"LA ramen shop Okiboru opens later this fall at Modera. Okiboru is known for its tsukemen or “dipping ramen”, where noodles are served in a separate bowl and then dunked into hot ramen broth before eating." - Beth McKibben
