cheat. Super bad ramen. I have always liked the ramen from Jiutangya. Came here specially today. Very disappointed. Not Jiutangya. Just get the franchise from the district. The soup is not the same at all. White soup is like boiling water. Nothing but leisure is leisure. poor. And the barbecued pork is sour. sour. Never seen it so bad. As a chain brand. Join this way. The failure of a business. The branding is so poor.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ana Ki
I placed an order through UberEats. I ordered chicken ramen. The chicken didn't taste like chicken AT ALL!!! Overall the portion was small, poor ingredients. And I'll repeat again, it was not a chicken!The second portion, that I didn't needed and somehow was added to my order was thrown away. And I couldn't finish the first one either.
Food: 1
Kris Young
They definitely use seasoning packets instead of simmering soup with fresh
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Anett Farkas
Terrible ramen. Worst I’ve had. Soup tasted like milkwater.
Food: 1
Shadowind98
I had a good time here, food was delicious and everyone was accommodating of my diet.
Sasha
Essentially they name themselves a much better ramen place in Park Slope and Flushing and copy the menu. Just don’t order from here. Food can be inedible. The real Kyuramen is located on 155 5th ave. Order from there. Not here.
sinclair ts
Somethings wrong with them
Owen
Do not order from Uber Eats or from this place. The location is fake and part of 99 Noodle Village.Even after trying the food, it was unlike anything described—being oily, small portioned and bland tasting.
Lu Tiffany
fake Kyuramen place doesn’t taste good
Si1entscope
Like Owen said. Don’t order from this place on Uber eats. It’s not the same chain as the one from kyuramen park slope. They copied their store menu on the Uber app. They charge the upscaled resturant chain price for mediocre food. Avoid, it’s hiding under its real resturant name 99 noodle village.
Average ramen. More like 3.5 stars but I’ll round up to 4 because their pork baos were quite tasty and they deliver late. I can rely on them when I come home from work late which is nice but really this is a backup. I only really order from here when everything else around me is closed.Pro tip: Their shoyu is better than their tonkotsu.
Owen Huang
Do not order from Uber Eats or from this place. The location is fake and part of 99 Noodle Village.Even after trying the food, it was unlike anything described—being oily, small portioned and bland tasting.
Henry Huang
Chinese bootleg Kyuramen. Fake
Lili Xue
(Translated by Google) Tastes very good(Original)味道挺好的
July
I ordered delivery from this restaurant. There's not that many high-quality ramen takeout places in this part of Brooklyn, so I wanted to explore a bit with this chain ramen joint.I ordered the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. It wasn't very spicy, but then again, I'm a lover of spicy food, so if I don't find it spicy, it doesn't mean it's not spicy to other people. The ramen arrived warm, and I didn't have to reheat it, like with other takeout ramen places. The container is cleverly designed to separate the broth from the noodles, but this also means you get a lot less ramen to eat, because the actual amount is less than the container that is holding the food. The soup was not that flavorful, and quite oily. I didn't taste much tonkotsu flavor, just a lot of grease and fat. The noodles weren't high quality, a bit rubbery and bland. The menma was disgusting. Tastes like old socks and it feels like they came from a can. The chashu was tender but flavorless.Where this place really shines is not their ramen, but their appetizers. The takoyaki and okonomiyaki were delicious, but I think their okonomiyaki doesn't have much meat, if any. The popcorn chicken was fine, but lacks any distinctive flavor, but that might be because I'm used to the extra spicy popcorn chicken from Earnest Tea. The Thai iced tea was also great! It comes with a separate small container of milk to add, if you like milk.However, due to the lackluster ramen that is in the name of the restaurant itself, I doubt I'll be ordering from here very often. It's not worth to order just the appetizers if the entrée isn't up to par.
cheat. Super bad ramen. I have always liked the ramen from Jiutangya. Came here specially today. Very disappointed. Not Jiutangya. Just get the franchise from the district. The soup is not the same at all. White soup is like boiling water. Nothing but leisure is leisure. poor. And the barbecued pork is sour. sour. Never seen it so bad. As a chain brand. Join this way. The failure of a business. The branding is so poor.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I placed an order through UberEats. I ordered chicken ramen. The chicken didn't taste like chicken AT ALL!!! Overall the portion was small, poor ingredients. And I'll repeat again, it was not a chicken!The second portion, that I didn't needed and somehow was added to my order was thrown away. And I couldn't finish the first one either.
Food: 1
They definitely use seasoning packets instead of simmering soup with fresh
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Terrible ramen. Worst I’ve had. Soup tasted like milkwater.
Food: 1
I had a good time here, food was delicious and everyone was accommodating of my diet.
Essentially they name themselves a much better ramen place in Park Slope and Flushing and copy the menu. Just don’t order from here. Food can be inedible. The real Kyuramen is located on 155 5th ave. Order from there. Not here.
Somethings wrong with them
Do not order from Uber Eats or from this place. The location is fake and part of 99 Noodle Village.Even after trying the food, it was unlike anything described—being oily, small portioned and bland tasting.
fake Kyuramen place doesn’t taste good
Like Owen said. Don’t order from this place on Uber eats. It’s not the same chain as the one from kyuramen park slope. They copied their store menu on the Uber app. They charge the upscaled resturant chain price for mediocre food. Avoid, it’s hiding under its real resturant name 99 noodle village.
Restaurantji Recommends
Average ramen. More like 3.5 stars but I’ll round up to 4 because their pork baos were quite tasty and they deliver late. I can rely on them when I come home from work late which is nice but really this is a backup. I only really order from here when everything else around me is closed.Pro tip: Their shoyu is better than their tonkotsu.
Do not order from Uber Eats or from this place. The location is fake and part of 99 Noodle Village.Even after trying the food, it was unlike anything described—being oily, small portioned and bland tasting.
Chinese bootleg Kyuramen. Fake
(Translated by Google) Tastes very good(Original)味道挺好的
I ordered delivery from this restaurant. There's not that many high-quality ramen takeout places in this part of Brooklyn, so I wanted to explore a bit with this chain ramen joint.I ordered the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen. It wasn't very spicy, but then again, I'm a lover of spicy food, so if I don't find it spicy, it doesn't mean it's not spicy to other people. The ramen arrived warm, and I didn't have to reheat it, like with other takeout ramen places. The container is cleverly designed to separate the broth from the noodles, but this also means you get a lot less ramen to eat, because the actual amount is less than the container that is holding the food. The soup was not that flavorful, and quite oily. I didn't taste much tonkotsu flavor, just a lot of grease and fat. The noodles weren't high quality, a bit rubbery and bland. The menma was disgusting. Tastes like old socks and it feels like they came from a can. The chashu was tender but flavorless.Where this place really shines is not their ramen, but their appetizers. The takoyaki and okonomiyaki were delicious, but I think their okonomiyaki doesn't have much meat, if any. The popcorn chicken was fine, but lacks any distinctive flavor, but that might be because I'm used to the extra spicy popcorn chicken from Earnest Tea. The Thai iced tea was also great! It comes with a separate small container of milk to add, if you like milk.However, due to the lackluster ramen that is in the name of the restaurant itself, I doubt I'll be ordering from here very often. It's not worth to order just the appetizers if the entrée isn't up to par.