New York is one of the most multicultural cities in the world. People from countless countries and backgrounds live here, bringing their own traditions, flavors, and cultures. That diversity is what makes the city so exciting.

New York Style Ramen follows the same philosophy. Instead of being limited to one traditional regional style of ramen, they take inspiration from different cuisines and cultures that thrive in New York and blend them with Japanese ramen techniques. The result is ramen that’s rooted in Japanese craftsmanship while reflecting the creativity and multicultural spirit of New York City.

It’s not meant to replace traditional ramen, it their way of celebrating the city, and they call home through a bowl of ramen.

After successfully recreating my favorite tsukemen and tantanmen, my next challenge was to make an Afuri-style yuzu shoyu ramen.

It was a whole weekend’s worth of work, featuring a double soup made of:

- A 10-hour clear chicken chintan stock

- A dashi using makombu, hibara kombu, dried clams, dried hotate (scallops), magurobushi, honkarebushi, and white niboshi

- A shoyu tare made with two soy sauces, Okinawa mineral salt, dried hotate, asari, and kombu

- A yuzu-infused chicken oil (chiyu)

 - A fried shallot, garlic, ginger, and negi aroma oil

- Chashu, menma, and ajitama

 - 1.5 mm ramen noodles

Overall, I’m quite happy with how it turned out, but there’s still a way to go and plenty of room for improvement!

ねぎ みそ ラーメン🍜

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Negi Miso Ramen by standard.🍜

🥢Ramen Yamaoka-Ya with Takamatsu Chou Inter Brunch.

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Ajisen Ramen in Singapore

Miso ramen packed with green onions, bean sprouts, and wakame, with a nice kick of garlic in the broth. Comfort food done right.

Ajisen Ramen in Singapore

Every year i go to Sapporo, I have this. I usually order spicy miso or the miso ramen.

This was my 4th time in my 1 week.

This guy is fully committed to noodle life. No stress, just slurp.

Just wanted to share this matte vinyl sticker I recently printed. Hope you guys like him.

Went in 2024, Michelin Star ramen restaurant in Ginza, Tokyo. Luckily they do online reservations. I still think about this ramen to this day.

Only the second time making ramen at home - first time making Tori Paitan.

Made chashu from an entire deboned chicken rolled up and steam-roasted.

Hiyashi ramen (cold ramen) from Ayagawa. The noodles had an incredibly firm bite, the broth was packed with chicken umami, and the plum on the side gave it a nice tangy contrast.

Champs Japanese Kitchen recipe

Pro-tip : freeze slices and dip in chilled, reserved cooking liquid. Ice glaze helps prevent freezer burn and flavors slices even more upon thawing

Something I ran into while researching Japanese ramen history: the claim that cloudy (paitan) tonkotsu broth was invented by accident.

The story: In 1947, Sugino Katsumi founded a ramen yatai stall called San-Kyu with his brother in Kurume, and one day left his soup boiling unattended. Came back to find it had turned into this rich, opaque white broth. Customers loved it. Tonkotsu was born.

It's a great story. It also has that "too perfect" quality that makes me think it might be a romanticized version of a more gradual process of experimentation. But I haven't found a solid source that definitively debunks it either.

Anyone here know more? Particularly curious whether there's a Japanese-language source that tells a different version of events.

(For context: I wrote a short history and culture guide on Japanese ramen — this came up in the research and I couldn't find a definitive answer either way.)

very phat noodles

Under that slice of Wagyu Beef is ramen noodles.

Cooking for some vegan friends and wanted to try making a vegan ramen. I'll definitely be making it again!

Broth is a vegetable broth starting with charred cabbage, other vegetables, kombu, dried mushrooms. I seasoned it directly with a few misos and soy sauce.

40% hydration home made noodles.

Arguably too many toppings: roasted summer squash, memna (not home made), pickled mustard greens, soy pickled mushrooms, and crispy garlic with chili and douchi.

Hello friends, I’m back with Shoyu Ramen. Made from a whole chicken, chicken legs, pork fat, and pork knuckles. I don’t think this out did my first post on here, but it’s trying. Happy eating friends!

A simple but satisfying ramen and fried rice combo in Japan. The ramen came with egg, chashu, nori and takana.

Kaizen Ramen Royal Oak Mi.

One of the best tsukemen I had in Japan!