Ooink Fremont

Ramen restaurant · Wallingford

Ooink Fremont

Ramen restaurant · Wallingford

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3630 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103

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A lively spot serving up tonkotsu ramen with a spicy twist and Malaysian fried chicken, all in a bustling, tech-savvy atmosphere.  

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3630 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 Get directions

ooinkramen.com
@ooinkramen

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3630 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103 Get directions

+1 206 588 2035
ooinkramen.com
@ooinkramen

$$$$$$

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"Ooink’s Fremont location is located at 3630 Stone Way North. It’s open 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday through Monday." - Jade Yamazaki Stewart

One of Seattle’s Best Ramen Shops Expands to Fremont - Eater Seattle
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"Ooink is a small ramen spot in a neighborhood packed with lots of other places to eat noodle soup. But this one stands out because the sliced pork on top is the most tender in town, and the gyoza dumplings are pretty massive. Both of those things make up for the fact that a) this place replaced Vostok (a dumpling place we loved), and b) you could probably never eat with a group in here. So, pop in alone or with one other person when a hot bowl of broth feels right - like when you have a cold, or need to steam your face. photo credit: Nate Watters" - Aimee Rizzo

Ooink Review - Capitol Hill - Seattle - The Infatuation
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this ramen is unmatched

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D M

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Came here to eat dinner solo, it was a 10/10. I ordered and within 5 minutes the food came fresh and hot. A variety of people: solo eaters, couples, groups and I really like the seating options to accommodate that. Also I thought it was cool that the chef was black. The pork was tender and sweet, he knows how to make the meat fall off the bone. If you know, you know. After reading the comments, the tablets to order food are easy to navigate and my samsung pay ( like apple pay) went through with no issue. It's not hard to navigate if you have a basic understanding of technology. The staff we're very kind. Maybe it depends on your own personal wants, but the staff do their job.

Paul Chen

Google
A rather unique and charmingly themed restaurant. Unfortunately, for me, their flavors were too heavy and greasy. The fried chicken also seemed a bit overcooked. I would rate them 3.5 if Google allowed us to give half-star ratings.

Elliott Miller

Google
Great food that came out steaming hot! After it cooled down a bit, was able to enjoy great flavors throughout our dishes. Very enjoyable experience and will definitely be returning!

David Pham

Google
Nut allergy friendly: Ramen I had was fine. Order-to-Ramen: 6 Minutes For some reason, this location wasn't as good as the one in Capitol Hill despite my friend's insistence. He said we went on an off-day. The shio Ramen tasted simultaneously too oily and watery. Portions were still great and service was fast. Maybe it's just because we went on a holiday. It's still overall pretty good.

Eamonn Monaghan

Google
What a cool spot with amazing food offerings. We had Raman, cucumber salad, fried chicken and beers. Everything was delicious. Service style is hands off and no nonsense but super efficient, and everything was staged perfectly. Spicy options were just that, but didn't make anyone uncomfortable, we ordered 3/4 and 4/4 respectively and were very pleased. Gotta' wonder if there's a 5/4 option for the true masochists out there.

Victor

Google
Really good ramen. I went with my family, all we ordered was good. The Japanese beer was good too. This place is on my favorite list now.

Connie C

Google
Not impressed (did I come on a bad day?) The ramen was greasy and the noodles were too chewy. The fried chicken was dry and not much flavor. The cucumber salad was ok. You order by scanning the QR code on the table, and pay while ordering. So how much should you tip? Turns out that there’s not much service - no one asked if the food was ok. And the waitress was so busy that we had to fetch the to-go box ourselves.

Lucy Sayed

Google
Great restaurant. It’s a bit cramped inside, we went at around 6pm and couldn’t sit inside for about 10 minutes. There is bar seating, but since it’s, you know, a bar, you need to be 21+. You input your own order at a little kiosk, but you might be waiting for a little while as there are only 2 of them. The food was great. I ordered the mapo tofu ramen and adored it. Gonna be real, I have no idea what the branch looking thing on top was but it didn’t really have a taste so probably a garnish haha. There was some sort of pickled mustard plant inside that was sooo crunchy and delicious (zacai, I think?) and the broth was packed with flavor!! We also got the chicken which my dad loved, but I didn’t really care for. The pieces were gigantic though! It was piping hot, so a bit hard to eat, but the outside was super charred and smokey. If you’re into that, def get the chicken!!