Shinka Ramen & Sake Bar

After trying their smoked duck ramen I could say that this place definitely is one of the best ramen spots in New York City. Prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is vibrant. The workers were super polite even after we dropped our chopsticks multiple times. Overall a great spot to casually grab some good food or reconnect with friends!

It was fine! Serving sizes were large, service was good, but atmosphere was just okay. Food was pretty good—I went for the birria ramen which was pretty good but not amazing really. Tuna tartar taco was great though. It was a pretty small place, so reservations are probably a good idea if you do want to try it.

Food was amazing. The tuna tartar was a great starter. The bone marrow ramen was very rich and flavorful with tender slices of brisket on top. The staff was very polite and welcoming and made sure we were enjoying our experience.

When I think of the effort it took for me to come here because I was intrigued by their acclaimed bone marrow ramen I'm filled with nothing but regret. The ramen was good, but it didnt wow me plus something about the brisket tasted a little stale or maybe it was the seasoning...Anyway decent broth and the bone marrow itself was tasty but I wouldn't go back for it which is a shame as I'malways on the hunt for a go to ramen spot. I had a mezcal drink that tasted so off I couldn't manage more than a sip. That was my experience with the food but it was the overall environment that left me uncomfortable. The restaurant was busy and handled by only one server. She was polite at times, but also abrupt — snapping “give me a sec” when I tried to ask for the drink menu. Then there was the table next to me. After their meal, the guests openly **rolled marijuana joints inside the restaurant**. Regardless of legality, that’s not appropriate in a dining space. When I mentioned it to the server as I was leaving, she dismissed it with “it’s legal here, mama,” repeating “mama” in a tone that felt unprofessional and unnecessary. The guests seemed to be familiar with her, which may explain the relaxed boundaries, but it didn’t make it comfortable for other customers. Good food, but the lack of professionalism and the tolerance of this kind of behavior make it difficult to fully enjoy the experience or recommend this place.

The spicy tonkotsu has revolutionary meat. The fat on the pork melts in your mouth and the flavor is life altering. The noodles are PLENTY! We got lost finding it but it’s in the back top corner. This place closes its upstairs area at 9pm.

This place was so nice. I was a bit intimidated at first because the place was small, and I had my doubts but I was actually pleasantly surprised. I can’t wait to come back here. I got the birria ramen and my partner got the chicken ramen, and both were so good. They had a keen set of beers and we were both eager to try them all, but I was pretty set on the cocktails, which were also really good! And the music just fit the vibe. Very pleasantly surprised and would come here again. 10/10

My sister, partner and I went to Shinka for some ramen. We ordered the Beef bone broth ramen and the Birria ramen. Bone broth was to die for, ugh. Birria was okay still tasty but it doesn’t compare. Helen was our server and bartender. She is amazing! She gave us have some free shots. If you visit ask for Helen.

The best ramen I ever had. The richness of the broth is another level.

I love places where I can make friends! We chose to come here to try out different ramen spots and this place definitely stood out. It's inside a hotel which we figured was a great sign because it's open later than other places. Upon entering we noticed it also has a bar feel which we enjoyed because there was a baseball game going on which we wanted to watch. The menu also stood out because the type of ramen sold here is not typical of traditional places. The deserts were also not traditional but everything was extremely tasty. My favorite was the bone broth soup which I was very impressed with. The service was awesome I yapped all night long with the servers because they were so relatable that I just wanted to talk to them! I love places where people are naturally friendly, talkative and helpful. Would definitely be back if I'm in the area.

- overall rating: 3.5 - since the closure of minca I've been on a mission to find a proper replacement - recommend: signature bone marrow ramen, tuna tartar - the tuna tartar is stunning in appearance, a little difficult to scoop out w the crackers but worth the effort - very flavorful, lots of depth to the broth, not rich as I was expecting but in a good way - the pork was fork tender - wasn't a fan of their noodles, no chew/spring; just fell short compared to the rest of the bowl - added an egg which was cooked perfectly but the marinade was overly sweet for my taste - the set up of the restaurant itself is a bit odd, almost has a pop up feel vs an actual establish; open to the lobby elevators of the hotel and adjacent to the sports bar next door

Long overdue review! I visited this bar/ restaurant with my sister and partner. We loved it. Helen, who was the bartender and also our server. She was phenomenal. We visited in December so I do not know if she's still around. Helen was so nice and friendly, a connoisseur when it came to drinks. Anyways we ordered the bone broth ramen that was delicious and the birria ramen, the birria ramen was okay. We also ordered the spicy tuna taco and takoyaki as appetizers, both were good and we also ordered some drinks. When I visit New York again, I'll make sure to pass by Shinka.

Good sake, nice environment. The grilled octopus has below average. The grilled octopus was the right temp but taste like it was from fresh water and the texture was off. Could have been worse.

This restaurant is cute, tucked away in the back of a hotel on Bowery. It's lit up with neons and a small bar area but we found a table which was a good size for us both. The staff was also friendly. We saw this restaurant on infatuation so I had hopes of it being good, and it was. We ordered the beef bone broth ramen with an added egg and it was really flavorful. The bone marrow meat was really delicious but I do wish there was more meat in the marrow and the bowl, other than that it was very flavorful and I'm glad I finally checked this place out. There's also a huge sports bar attached to the hotel which I think they bring the ramen to as well.

What a nice spot for ramen! I was very intrigued by their Birria ramen and decided I had to make a visit here. I had never heard of Birria and ramen together so I was very interested to see how the chef would combine the flavors and I'm happy to say it was delicious! I also tried out their award winning ramen - the bone marrow ramen, and I really loved the broth! Honestly I only have good things to say about this place. The broth was nicely balanced with such contrasting flavors in my opinion and I found myself wanting more and more with every sip I took. I loved the noodles textures as well. Next time I come back I would still get both! Their drinks are also delicious and shoutout to the staff for being kind. I love finding spots like this where they come up with such inventive dishes. Can't wait to return!!

Stopped by randomly and there was no wait for a party of 2. Small area and it's connected with a hotel and sports bar, somewhat easy to miss if you don't know what you're looking for. Ordered their nachos, pork ribs & shinka ramen. It was solid, a lil greasy due to the ribs and nachos. It was a lot of food for two and we didn't end up finishing everything. We've been here a few times and thought the nachos contained tuna or salmon, but this time it was just more meat. Service was fine, felt like there was only one or two people helping out and they were also tending to the bar.

We came here for dinner, and I decided to try the bone marrow ramen. The broth was absolutely fantastic--rich, flavorful, and perfectly thick. However, the noodles weren't quite to my liking; I personally prefer thicker noodles that could complement the hearty broth better. The restaurant itself has a laid-back and cozy atmosphere, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a comforting meal. Overall, it's a solid ramen shop with unique offerings.

They really have a very good diversity on drinks, but the Ramen it is outstanding, it really make me remember Japan, no doubt this is a really good spot. The music on the place was so smooth with good vibes, the attention of the staff was amazing super friendly

Limited menu but the staff was nice and the ramen bowl I had was one of the best I've ever had while out!

We were in Chinatown around 10pm and this one was of the few restaurants still open (they close at midnight on weekends!). It's located inside the Bowery hotel and something I've always wanted to try because of their award winning ramen. We walked in without a wait and promptly placed our order. The place is very quiet and dimly lit, in contrast to the bar next door. Ordered the tonkotsu ramen and the bone marrow ramen. The broth is very creamy for the tonkotsu and not salty at all! This is very rare for ramens that I've had. They thinly sliced and charred the pork so it had a nice texture. The winner is the bone marrow ramen though (their award winning ramen). The meat and marrow had a Smokey taste which is very different from any ramen I've ever had. The broth was seasoned perfectly as well (not too salty). The service was very fast and the waiter was very friendly. Would definitely come back next time I'm craving ramen!

It's more like a having a ramen corner in a sports bar. Beef Bone Marrow Gyukotsu - kinda meh, little bland, there's a lot of garlic slices inside which is odd, accidentally ate many pieces which we didn't love. Regret to try this specialty here instead of going basic spicy tonkostu prob would have been better. Shinka Pork Rib - so good so tender, love it!

Very very small place with maybe 6 tables but don't let that fool you. The drinks are good and strong and the food is on point I forgot to take my food. The bartender tonight was very attentive and food was great. A little expensive but worth it. 2 matcha mules, 4 ramen bowls and 2 soft drinks for $157 after taxes plus tip. It was walking distance from our hotel (Hotel 50 Bowery).

I LOVE THIS SPOT!!!! It's a hidden gem to me. It's located on the first floor of a hotel, but the ramen is SO GOOD. There is always seating, but sometimes just one seat left. I've been here tons of times and will keep coming back. HIGHLY recommend.

Shishito peppers were good. This time none of them were spicy. They're great! However the smashed cucumbers were very spicy. I don't remember them being this spicy though. I needed a couple of glasses of water. Lobster tacos were good too! Crunchy and thin taco shell . Pork baos were tasty. Didn't feel too oily or fatty. The bone marrow ramen is still the best! The broth is rich and so good! Get the marinated soft boil egg with it. The churros were hot and perfect. Dip it in the hot, dripping, chocolate sauce. It's finger-licking good! The rich bone marrow ramen broth is good on a cold night. It just warms your belly. Definitely will be back!

Hands down my favorite ramen spot in NYC! Their bone marrow ramen is rich, warm, and comforting. The birria ramen had me wishing I had bread to dip because the soup is so delicious. Tip: Instead of sitting at the beer garden, go through the hotel doors past the hotel lobby and on the left hand side in the back, sit at Shinka! It is a much more intimate space.

I recently came to Shinka last weekend with some of my good friends and the experience was awesome! The ambiance inside was great and a the staff was very friendly to us. We got the Edamame and Spicy Tuna Taco as some appetizers and they were way better than we expected. The Spicy Tuna Taco in particular was rich with flavor and a great crunch. For our entrees, we got Shinka Tonkatsu Ramen and Oyako Don, both coming out very quickly, the service was great the duration of our meal. These two dishes were excellent as the Oyako Don brought me back to my time in Japan with a great mix of flavors and the Shinka Tonkatsu Ramen had an amazing broth with some great ingredients blending together to form an excellent dish. All in all, me and my friends enjoyed this meal as everything was perfect and we will definitely be coming back in the future because it is one of my new favorite restaurants!

Came here given the "must try" beef Bold Beef bone marrow broth ramen. Inflation has brought this bowl of ramen up to $21 which is quite expensive given you can get AYCE KBBQ for close to the same price. Ramen took about 10-15 minutes to come out during a not very busy time. Note, Shinka and the bar appear to have melded together into one restaurant. There were no usual ramen toppings at the table and the waiter was more than happy to bring out some chili sauce for me. I was able to scoop out 2 very small bites of bone marrow off the bone. While small it was pretty delicious. When the bowl was brought out, I was worried that it was a little smaller than the usual portions I get from other ramen spots. However, upon digging in, there were lots of thin noodles and 3 very thick slices of beef (without too much fat on it which is how I like it). The daikon was a little weird and seemed undercooked and hard, however I understand why it is there (to cleanse your palette a bit). Overall 3.5/5 stars since price was a little steep vs other ramen places. However from just a food basis I would give this 4/5. Note, also getting to the bathrooms is like a labyrinth/maze given the various stairs, twists and turns you need to take to get there.

Great spot and super yummy. They had great takeout options and the store was nice and inviting. We originally were gonna do takeout but then changed it to eat at the restaurant. They were super cool about it.

Service was great and on point, pretty chill spot with great tasting appetizers and main dish. Me and my wife shared everything and it wasn't that packed.

Came with two of my girlfriends for an overdue birthday dinner. The waitress let me get seated before they arrived so that was nice. However, I tried to order an appetizer to start first but she preferred if everyone was at the table to put in the order together, which I found a little odd. Nonetheless, I was able to place our orders in at once. I got the spicy tuna taco for an appetizer which was one piece for $5. It was pretty tasty but I probably wouldn't order it again since it was really small. The tuna is mashed up, just so you're aware - so don't expect small chopped bites of tuna. We ordered two Shinka Tonkotsu and one Spicy Tonkotsu. The portions were quite big and they give two big pieces of meat! I was pleasantly surprised. However, one of my pieces was quite tough and hard to chew. There was also too much onion in mine, and this is coming from someone who likes onion. There was a lot of scallion already in it so both combined was overkill. I did enjoy the broth as it was super flavorful. If you want to add an egg, it's $3 - it was cooked perfectly though with the center oozing out so definitely get it if you love an egg in your ramen! In all, we felt we have had better ramen and it is too overpriced for what you're getting. I believe all ramen were minimum of $18 from what I remembered. *The restaurant is located inside the Wyndam building so you have to go through the lobby to enter*

Originally, I had this on the list for ramen, which I will come back to try. This time around, I got the oyakudon. The place is tucked in the back of the Wyndam Garden hotel lobby. Very dimmed area with a bar and high seats. It wasn't busy, and the server seemed bored and not paying attention. There were other servers who were kind and attentive. The food came out quick with a salad. The bowl wasn't too big, but it was deep. Had a lot of rice under the oyaku. There wasn't a whole lot of chicken. The flavor was good, but nothing wow stood out to me.

I've eaten here about 3 times now and each time the food and service has been good! I was here a couple weeks ago and it was my first time back Post-Covid. Ordered the Shinka pork ribs, nachos and the bone marrow gyukotsu. I was pretty satisfied with my meal! I'm more of a thick noodle type of person so I wish they had that as an option for the ramen, but other than that, I have no complaints!

Shinka Ramen has some amazing ramen ranging from their spicy miso to their popular bone marrow. I opted for the latter since I get spicy miso all the time and I was not disappointed. The tempura cauliflower is also great. The only reason I knocked off a star is because the drinks were subpar.

A cute little spot hidden behind the beer hall. Enter through the hotel lobby. It wasn't too busy on a weeknight and the staff were very friendly and kind. The appetizers were okay, a 6/10 for both the lobster tacos and taki balls. The ramen Was good! Broth was flavorful and packed with noodles and vegetables. You are able to customize toppings as well to make it perfect for you.

Was looking for a bar on a Wednesday night for a quick drink and snack. My fiancé stumbled upon Shinka. The setup of the restaurant slightly confusing. Upon walking in, no server/waiter/host , just a couple tables full with a bartender. The bartender after a couple minutes realized we were there and cleared out a table for us. He was nice but service in general was not the best. We ordered the bone marrow ramen as it is listed as NYC Best and edamame. The ramen was okay, very beefy but I prefer the traditional miso/spicy miso tonkotsu ramen with chasu. The edamame was great portion and came out warm with a perfect amount of salt. It was $6. Overall it was okay. I'd come back for the yuzu margarita or to even try their other cocktails.

After being bookmarked for some time, I finally got to drop by for lunch on a Sunday. It's a small spot located in the back corner of a hotel. It has a bar and seating is rather limited, so I wouldn't recommend bringing a large group here. I'd seen the birria ramen mentioned on social media and had to come try it, as I enjoy birria in general. I was a little worried about it being combined with ramen, though. Fortunately, it was good! The meat was very tender and the broth had a savory combination of flavors. I would probably prefer birria on its own, but it was a nice little experiment to try a fusion version of it.

This restaurant is inside the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Chinatown. It's really small but quaint. There are only 7 tables along with a bar. The food was flavorful. We gave the nachos a try for the appetizer. It was a bit salty but the onions cut it down some. The award winning shinko tonkotsu was really good and rich in broth. The initial presentation appeared to only have one piece of pork but you find out there was another one hidden underneath which made the pricier price worth it because you normally only get one in many ramen dishes elsewhere. We also had a Shinka Birria ramen and that was very flavorful too with the lamb. A nice place for a sweet intimate dinner with someone special or low noise privacy. The staff was very attentive.

Was in the mood for ramen and decided to give Shinka a try. We ordered the house chips for am appetizer and they were delicious. Perfect thickness, salted to perfection. I got their new lamb birria ramen was everything I didn't know I needed. The broth alone is something I will definitely be back for. The meat was super tender, noodles perfectly cooked, and the veggies were super fresh. Aside from the food, the overall experience was calm. Our waitress checked in periodically but for the most part we were left to enjoy our food and conversation without feeling rushed. The bathroom was a bit of an adventure to find but upon reaching the hallway all my frustrations melted away once I saw how cute the bathroom area was. Will definitely be back for the food.

Came here as part of a Pulsd deal. Located inside the Wyndham hotel, it's a small hidden spot. Got the Beef Bone Marrow Ramen as the main course. The broth was very flavorful and beefy and the slices of beef were very tender. Not sure the bone really added much to the flavor or eating experience. The slices of daikon were a little out of place and I think the slices of garlic could have been crispy. Not a bad bowl of ramen, but not necessarily one I'd go out of my way for.

Omg. Walked in Sunday night and tried their bone marrow ramen and summer salmon dry ramen (hiyashi chuka) and was blown away! We initially came here since their bone marrow ramen won awards, but I personally loved the summer salmon dry ramen more. I'm so glad the waitress recommended it!! It was citrusy, light, and very flavorful. It was different, and I loved it. I'm sad I'm 3000 miles away otherwise I'd come back and get this all the time. The restaurant was also in the Bowery hotel. We went upstairs to the rooftop bar afterwards which made it a great date with my bestie. Absolutely would come back!

Arrived in NY on a rainy day so instead of eating out, I ordered delivery. The spicy tonkotsu ramen was the perfect choice for something warm & soothing on a cold day. Full of flavor, great portion size and the ramen was bagged in a way where there was no spillage! I also got the spicy tuna taco. It's a yummy app that's about the size of a potsticker and is also packed with flavor. I look forward to dining in next time.

Came here with two other friends for lunch. We were looking for a spot in Chinatown with outdoor seating and heating lamps. Turns out this place is sharing the space with the beer garden in the hotel so we were able to stay warm in the open air dining area (enclosed with an outer artificial wall, no idea what they're called). I defaulted to their award winning Beef Bone Marrow Ramen ($18). It was something unique not offered at many, if any, ramen spots that I've encountered. It consisted of two pieces of braised beef brisket, daikon radish, scallion, garlic chives, bean sprout, crisped garlics chips, in a beef bone marrow broth. The noodles tasted amazing and consisted of a really nice texture. The bone marrow is super fatty, so I decided to mix it in with the broth. Overall, very impressed.

Friendly waiters, terrible service and even worse food. I had to ask the waiters 3 times for water. And asked them 4 times to refill my glass. They're extremely kind and friendly, but the service is extremely lacking. The other frustrating thing is I waited 30 minutes for my ramen to come out. Everyone in my group got their food as did other tables. When I inquired, they said it was coming. The second time I inquired, they admitted they lost the ticket so I had to wait even longer. My 2 stars is based on the food alone. Waiting already was a bummer and the terrible food added insult to the injury. The flavors were very lacking, the noodles were not very good, and it was overall very disappointing. The price is high for something so disappointing. I wanted to love this place and the reviews seemed promising. I don't understand why people like it.

Got the most popular bone marrow ramen and their new Shinka Birria ramen with a tuna taco. The bone marrow ramen is to die for -- the broth is made so well and you can taste the depth in the soup. The pork is cooked to perfection and it is a standard size bowl of ramen. The Shinka Birria has such an interesting flavor. It has lamb but the soup reminds me of chili. The color is really red but it is not too spicy. The noodles in each ramen are different, this one is more thicker than the bone marrow one. The tuna taco was amazing, very flavorful. I could taste that there was some type of citrus/yuzu that was used in it which gave it a good touch. The taco is very small and an order only comes with one. Overall the food is very good. However, it can get a little pricey. You are looking to spend about $20 per bowl of ramen if you add an egg to it (which costs $3 to add; IMO ramen should always come with the egg) The restaurant was super busy when I went on Thursday night but we were seated fairly quickly. This place is also two restaurants in one -- there is also a menu for bar food that is not technically Shinka but you can order from both menus under the same bill.

Beef bone marrow ramen and kakuni pork baos were excellent! It's a pretty cozy little spot and the service was on point. Definitely recommend going if you have the chance.

The winter season is back and that means it is time to slurp some ramen! I was excited to try this place after hearing that they won 2019 ramen award in Spring! Also, where else would you be able to try Bone marrow ramen? The price of ramen ranges from $16-20, which may sound a little bit expensive,but the portion is generous and filling. The broth was savory and bone marrow meat was very tender. I wish the noodles were ramen noodles (personal taste though). Otherwise, I have no other complaints about the taste of this ramen :). Definitely recommend checking out this place especially in cold weather times like this. They offer dine-in (As of 1/2/2021

The bone marrow ramen was delicious. The broth was rich and really hit the spot on a cold evening. I added the soy sauce soft boiled egg and it complemented the flavors of the dish. I was disappointed that a ramen restaurant did not have green tea or surprisingly hot water. Maybe deserves a 4.75 because of that. Service was attentive and great. There was a speakeasy vibe since the main restaurant is tucked away in the back of the beer garden. On my previous visits, I ordered ramen in the sports bar section.

The ramen here is absolutely phenomenal and honestly one of the best ramen I've ever had in NYC. We got the bone marrow and spicy tonkotsu ramen, both were incredible. The flavor of the broth explodes in your mouth, and the bone marrow was super rich and savory. I cant wait to come back.

Bold Beef bone marrow broth, charred marrow, tender braised beef brisket, refreshing daikon radish, scallion, garlic chives, umami explosive crisped garlic chips. The Ajitsuke Tamago (seasoned soft boiled egg) is phenomenal and better than ever! Kaedama (extra noodle) is a must and F the diet for a day! IG: BachelorsGrillNYC #ramen #beef #gyokotsu #beefbrisket #beefbonemarrow #beefbonebroth #food #foodie #foodporn #foodblogger #foodphotography #foodstagram #foodlover #單身麻甩完全自煮權 #單身麻甩周圍食

I came here with some friends for dinner while staying in Chinatown. The atmosphere is very loud and mimics that of a bar over a restaurant, but is not a problem. My group and I sat inside because outside seating was reservation only. In terms of the food, it was very delicious and flavorful. I had the bone marrow ramen and added chili oil and soy sauce. The broth was flavorful and rich. I would have preferred if the beef itself were season more, but I understand seasoning the soup and not individual ingredients. For an appetizer, I had the fried oysters which were also delicious. I would 5/5 recommend this place again!

I've been wanting to try ramen for quite a while now, so I figured that a trip to NYC (and more specifically Chinatown) warranted the first time experience. I'm so glad we went here. I had their award-winning bone marrow ramen, and it was DELICIOUS. The broth, the meat, the egg (which you can add for additional $3) - it was all tasty. Side note that I thought we were in the wrong spot since it's connected to a beer garden and there is limited seating, but it didn't impact our experience at all.

Worst dinning experience! Server was rude since the second we walked in. The fountain drinks had no carbonation and when asked to replace or changed we were given can drinks which were $4/ea w/no refills but this wasn't communicated. When taking our order she didn't ask additional questions, was rushed and unfriendly! Even rolled her eyes when asked for the additional menu. The tab included a mandatory 20% tip which she didn't deserve a single penny of! Will not recommend this establishment due to the poor customer service! Not to mentions she was rude and condescending when asked to split the bill which she failed to ask if we'd be doing when initially taking our order since she had a crappy attitude since the beginning! Again, terrible service!

My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place on our way back to our Airbnb in New York. The vibe inside was quite chilled since we went on a week night, there were a couple of people eating and drinking there but it wasn't very busy. We both ordered the bone marrow ramen. The portion was good for the price. The bone marrow and ramen was delicious, and the atmosphere of the place was quite nice.

When I went to the JAPANFes. Ramen Contest, I was lucky enough to try the ramen that won second place, it was my favorite at the contest. So, when I found out this place won first place, I knew I had to try it. Beef Bone Marrow Gyukotsu- The server asked if I would like to add an egg for $2 extra, I said yes. Surprisingly, it was the first time I was asked that when ordering ramen, they usually come with egg. Just by tasting the soup, I could see why this ramen won the contest. I have mixed feelings about it though. The noodles were great, the egg was flavorful, and most of the bowl was very tasty. However, the bone marrow didn't contain much marrow to enjoy, the beef brisket wasn't as tender as I would have liked, and there was way too many garlic slices in the soup. I couldn't enjoy drinking all of the soup because of how many garlic slices there were. Even with only a few sips, I kept biting into garlic. Afterward, I couldn't even get the smell out of my mouth, it was way too strong. ($20) Overall, I think this place is worth trying at least once because the ramen did taste interesting and different from other ramen places, but just watch out for all the garlic.

Wow. This may have been the best ramen I've had. I ordered the Beef Bone Marrow since that was labeled as an award winner. It tasted phenomenal, the brisket was to die for! I'm also added an egg that was cooked perfectly. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for good ramen.

a decent ramen spot. this is inside the wyndham hotel. good food and service and have great beers.

Closed one hour early out of the blue and our dinner plans were ruined. We ended up going to a couple of the hole in the wall places in Chinatown instead.

Ramen is the perfect comfort food in cold NY weather. It's a cute little spot inside the Wyndham hotel. I got the bone marrow ramen. But the ramen wasn't ramen-ing for me. It was missing a kick or the broth tasted a bit watered down. But the wing's definitely saved the day. They were crunchy on the outside but juicy on the inside. Definitely recommend the wings. Maybe skip the ramen.