Roppongi Ramen Bar

If you're looking for authentic, fresh flavors, this is it! The ramen broth is so savory, and the Dakgangjeong chicken has that perfect crunch with a hint of spice. Just a heads-up: the space is tiny. We arrived at opening and watched it fill up instantly. It's the kind of place where you eat and head out to make room for the next person, so don't expect a long, relaxed sit-down dinner.

Do you want to be at a tiny ramen shop in Tokyo? Do you want authentic flavors and feel? Do you really truly want to step out of chain or americanized ramens? Then buckle up buttercup and head to Roppongi. It is a hole in the wall so large parties will be an awkward fit but for families and couples and groups of friends this works beautifully. The ramen wall is a fantastic bit of poster art. The decor is tiny Tokyo ramen shop, not hipster ramen bar. The menu is short sweet and to the point. I had pork gyoza and curry pork ramen with cold noodles you dip into hot broth then eat and my mom had the curry miso ramen. It was fantastic. Like guys this beats out several top rated ramen shops I've been to in DC and ATL in regards to flavor. Go. Go here now if you crave ramen.

Our first time was so amazing! Wanted a cultural experience in Charlotte and that is exactly what we got! If you like some spice but really not that much you should get a good 2 or 3 and a Mango Lassi so you can keep eating! 😋🥵

Hands down the best ramen spot I’ve tried in Charlotte. Their prices are super affordable, the atmosphere and service are excellent, also the food comes out fast and feels fresh. Highly recommend! Spicy miso ramen: 10/10 - $13.95 Fried chicken (small): 9/10 - $13.50 Shio ramen: 8/10 - $12.95

One of my favorite go-to Ramen place and Korean Fried Chicken. Always get the KFC to take home though, this was our first time eating it in the restaurant and was so much better since it was piping hot along with the included tempura sweet potatoes. This is the closest ramen place to my house (20 mins away). The staff is always nice and helpful. Although it was my first time trying the Shio Tsukemen dipping ramen, wish the soup would’ve been hotter. Regardless, the food was delicious and fresh tasting. Definitely recommend this place if you want mixture of Japanese and Korean dish.