Listen flushing is a huge place but amazing food options are not, this place is a Gem. When i saw the set up it reminded me of a place i went to in Japan sitting around the bar killing a bowl of miso ramen ( that i need to try next) and they have amazing small bites if your on the go like me. This place is now my go to spot. Last but not least the service is unmatched as soon as you come the door you are greeted with a smile even if your just walking past which i love
Great Food! Affordable price considering it’s NY. Friendly staff. It’s inside a Food Hall wit a lot of other restaurants so it could get noisy but otherwise great experience
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ruzu Tera Online
Best korokke and ramen in flushing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ramen, Shoyu Ramen
Busy Bessie
Unlike the traditional Japanese ramen noodles that are thin, Yasubee’s noodles were thicker and chewier yet fulfilling, which was different from any ramen meal I’ve had.The broth was incredibly delicious that I finished all the soup in my bowl. I later on learned that the broth is made from meat bones, without relying on salt & MSG.The owner and his staff provided great food and service to my daughter and I.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shane S.
It's in a busy food court. I found the noodles thick and chewy - like it was undercooked, broth was too salty, and the toppings were mediocre. For $16, I think there are better options.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ramen
Joseph Y.
This place was delicious I loved all the appetizers. In particular I really like the karaage it was super crispy and it came with a great dipping sauce. I also really enjoyed the ramen. I would love to go here again because of my love for ramen. The ambiance of the place is pretty pleasant and clean looking. The servers were pretty friendly and attentive. Definitely need to come back with some of my friends and family. You gotta check this place out!
Brandon T
I usually see 1 guy working there so it’s a sparse operation, expect to wait 15 minutes for your food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ramen
Mi Yon Y.
Great place for a food court spot. Very simple menu. Easy to make a decision. Really enjoyed eating Tsukemen and Ramen. The Miso and Shoyu base soups were both delicious. The ramen noodles stayed very bouncy and chewy until I finished the whole bowl. All the small plates were well priced and yummy. Will definitely visit again if I'm in Flushing.
Derrick Tan
I enjoy coming here for lunch! I like the flavor of the broth and the noodles! Also, the food comes pretty quick after ordering. Would recommend coming to eat here! ?
Decided to try this new ramen spot in the area and it was a huge disappointment. We ordered the shio ramen ($17+) and it was just salty and not much else flavor. It came with one piece of char siu and few pieces of bamboo, no egg or seaweed or anything else. For the price and the taste it was a huge disappointment.
Cheryl Pink
yasubeeramen originating from Japan and recently expanding to Flushing, NY , offers a delightful culinary experience.Located inside the Queens Crossing Mall across from KungFu Tea, this fast-casual gem introduces New Yorkers to the rich tradition of Yasubee’s Tsukemen and Ramen.With a legacy spanning over 70 years and thriving in 80 locations across Japan, Yasubee Ramen has quickly become a local favorite since its Flushing debut last year. We tried their Miso Tsukemen , a standout dish featuring a tantalizing Miso dipping broth complemented by minced pork , menma, negi, eggs, cabbage, carrots and leeks. The noodles, served separately, boasts the perfect springiness, enhancing the overall texture of the dish .The broth , bursting with flavor , showcases Yasubee’s commitment to authentic taste.Beyond their signature Tsukemen and Ramen, they offers an array of small bites too. We ordered the vegi Onigiri , dumplings, chilled Tofu and we really enjoyed all of them.In summary, Yasubee Ramen is a must visit spot for those seeking an authentic and flavorful ramen experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen
Alan L.
As much as I'm a noodle soup addict, I've never had dip ramen before. Yasubee was the option because I was parked closest to it without having to travel far in the rigid cold. It's inside the mall between Kung Fu Tea and a fried chicken stall. Self seating and you order via mobile app. Got myself the spicy miso signature dip ramen with extra noodles. Flavor was nice. Noodle texture was thick. Food came out relative fast. Nothing wrong with it but I kind of was expecting more. Definitely warmed me up.
Cherylin L.
yasubeeramen originating from Japan and recently expanding to Flushing, NY , offers a delightful culinary experience. Located inside the Queens Crossing Mall across from KungFu Tea, this fast-casual gem introduces New Yorkers to the rich tradition of Yasubee's Tsukemen and Ramen. With a legacy spanning over 70 years and thriving in 80 locations across Japan, Yasubee Ramen has quickly become a local favorite since its Flushing debut last year. We tried their Miso Tsukemen , a standout dish featuring a tantalizing Miso dipping broth complemented by minced pork , menma, negi, eggs, cabbage, carrots and leeks. The noodles, served separately, boasts the perfect springiness, enhancing the overall texture of the dish . The broth , bursting with flavor , showcases Yasubee's commitment to authentic taste. Beyond their signature Tsukemen and Ramen, they offers an array of small bites too. We ordered the vegi Onigiri , dumplings, chilled Tofu and we really enjoyed all of them. In summary, Yasubee Ramen is a must visit spot for those seeking an authentic and flavorful ramen experience.
Ava L.
it is authentic noodles., better than instant noodles. Ramen wise i give it a 2 . It is just subpar comparing to Japanese Ramen shop in both Japan in U.S
Listen flushing is a huge place but amazing food options are not, this place is a Gem. When i saw the set up it reminded me of a place i went to in Japan sitting around the bar killing a bowl of miso ramen ( that i need to try next) and they have amazing small bites if your on the go like me. This place is now my go to spot. Last but not least the service is unmatched as soon as you come the door you are greeted with a smile even if your just walking past which i love
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen, Pork & Chicken Gyoza
Great Food! Affordable price considering it’s NY. Friendly staff. It’s inside a Food Hall wit a lot of other restaurants so it could get noisy but otherwise great experience
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best korokke and ramen in flushing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ramen, Shoyu Ramen
Unlike the traditional Japanese ramen noodles that are thin, Yasubee’s noodles were thicker and chewier yet fulfilling, which was different from any ramen meal I’ve had.The broth was incredibly delicious that I finished all the soup in my bowl. I later on learned that the broth is made from meat bones, without relying on salt & MSG.The owner and his staff provided great food and service to my daughter and I.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's in a busy food court. I found the noodles thick and chewy - like it was undercooked, broth was too salty, and the toppings were mediocre. For $16, I think there are better options.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ramen
This place was delicious I loved all the appetizers. In particular I really like the karaage it was super crispy and it came with a great dipping sauce. I also really enjoyed the ramen. I would love to go here again because of my love for ramen. The ambiance of the place is pretty pleasant and clean looking. The servers were pretty friendly and attentive. Definitely need to come back with some of my friends and family. You gotta check this place out!
I usually see 1 guy working there so it’s a sparse operation, expect to wait 15 minutes for your food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shoyu Ramen
Great place for a food court spot. Very simple menu. Easy to make a decision. Really enjoyed eating Tsukemen and Ramen. The Miso and Shoyu base soups were both delicious. The ramen noodles stayed very bouncy and chewy until I finished the whole bowl. All the small plates were well priced and yummy. Will definitely visit again if I'm in Flushing.
I enjoy coming here for lunch! I like the flavor of the broth and the noodles! Also, the food comes pretty quick after ordering. Would recommend coming to eat here! ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ramen Shio
For "fast food", this is great quality. ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Decided to try this new ramen spot in the area and it was a huge disappointment. We ordered the shio ramen ($17+) and it was just salty and not much else flavor. It came with one piece of char siu and few pieces of bamboo, no egg or seaweed or anything else. For the price and the taste it was a huge disappointment.
yasubeeramen originating from Japan and recently expanding to Flushing, NY , offers a delightful culinary experience.Located inside the Queens Crossing Mall across from KungFu Tea, this fast-casual gem introduces New Yorkers to the rich tradition of Yasubee’s Tsukemen and Ramen.With a legacy spanning over 70 years and thriving in 80 locations across Japan, Yasubee Ramen has quickly become a local favorite since its Flushing debut last year. We tried their Miso Tsukemen , a standout dish featuring a tantalizing Miso dipping broth complemented by minced pork , menma, negi, eggs, cabbage, carrots and leeks. The noodles, served separately, boasts the perfect springiness, enhancing the overall texture of the dish .The broth , bursting with flavor , showcases Yasubee’s commitment to authentic taste.Beyond their signature Tsukemen and Ramen, they offers an array of small bites too. We ordered the vegi Onigiri , dumplings, chilled Tofu and we really enjoyed all of them.In summary, Yasubee Ramen is a must visit spot for those seeking an authentic and flavorful ramen experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen
As much as I'm a noodle soup addict, I've never had dip ramen before. Yasubee was the option because I was parked closest to it without having to travel far in the rigid cold. It's inside the mall between Kung Fu Tea and a fried chicken stall. Self seating and you order via mobile app. Got myself the spicy miso signature dip ramen with extra noodles. Flavor was nice. Noodle texture was thick. Food came out relative fast. Nothing wrong with it but I kind of was expecting more. Definitely warmed me up.
yasubeeramen originating from Japan and recently expanding to Flushing, NY , offers a delightful culinary experience. Located inside the Queens Crossing Mall across from KungFu Tea, this fast-casual gem introduces New Yorkers to the rich tradition of Yasubee's Tsukemen and Ramen. With a legacy spanning over 70 years and thriving in 80 locations across Japan, Yasubee Ramen has quickly become a local favorite since its Flushing debut last year. We tried their Miso Tsukemen , a standout dish featuring a tantalizing Miso dipping broth complemented by minced pork , menma, negi, eggs, cabbage, carrots and leeks. The noodles, served separately, boasts the perfect springiness, enhancing the overall texture of the dish . The broth , bursting with flavor , showcases Yasubee's commitment to authentic taste. Beyond their signature Tsukemen and Ramen, they offers an array of small bites too. We ordered the vegi Onigiri , dumplings, chilled Tofu and we really enjoyed all of them. In summary, Yasubee Ramen is a must visit spot for those seeking an authentic and flavorful ramen experience.
it is authentic noodles., better than instant noodles. Ramen wise i give it a 2 . It is just subpar comparing to Japanese Ramen shop in both Japan in U.S