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IPPUDO NY Ramen Restaurant ·$$

After finding immense success with the chain of restaurants in Japan, Shigemi Kawahara, also known as Ramen King, decided to bring authentic Japanese delicacies to New York City, and Ippudo NY was born. It is commonly known among the restaurant’s loyal patrons that every Ippudo outlet boasts of a signature ramen recipe and New Yorkers will delight to know that this outlet is no exception. While ramen remains the star dish, diners must also savor the pork belly, chicken wings and poached eggs. As for accompaniments, pair the meals with a selection of sake, shochu and Japanese beer.

Website: ippudony.com

Phone: (212) 388-0088

Cross Streets: Between Lafayette St and E 10th St

Open now

  • Thu 11:30 AM - 10:30 PM

65 Park Ave S New York, NY 10003 ·348.00 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Family friendly

Reviews

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Claire H. 09/21/26

the spicy ramen was super good!! i would recommend for spicy lovers but don't get the cucumber salad, it just tastes like cucumber and nothing else. good service and the interior is very nice

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Simon M. 08/24/26

Ippudo started in Japan in 1985 and brought its signature tonkotsu to NYC, and the fundamentals show. Noodles are cooked right, the broth is rich without being greasy, and bowls hit the table...

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Channing J. 07/22/26

I came in expecting a lot given the hype surrounding Ippudo's name. Unfortunately, the food fell short of those expectations. The pork buns were a bit on the blander side despite looking saucy....

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Tyler S. 10/29/26

Came here was dinner with two of my friends, and they sat us in a row at this very large roundish table. I didn't love the seating arrangement, but they were very packed so I'm assuming that's...

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Ha B. 10/19/26

Ippudo is always a solid choice for some good ramen. It's been a few years since we were last here and I feel like they did change their menu a little bit. Gyoza was tasty. Pork buns were good....

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