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ESO Ramen Workshop is a Neighborhood Ramen pop-up in Society Hill that serves some of the best ramen in town.
From over-the-top omakase and casual handroll bars to all the bang bang shrimp in between, these are the best Japanese restaurants in town.
Uni Japanese is a lowkey spot near Rittenhouse Square where you can get standard sushi rolls and great chicken katsu for under $20.
Old City's Tomo Sushi & Ramen is one of the best places in the city to go for sushi and ramen on a casual weeknight.
Chika is a Japanese restaurant in Center City serving mediocre ramen in a neon setting.
Kyushu Ramen & Sushi is a Japanese spot in the Italian Market with memorable ramen and sub-par sushi.
Ramen Yakitori and Bar is a casual Japanese restaurant and karaoke spot where you can get a brothy bowl every day of the week.
The Terakawa in University City is an offshoot of the original one in Chinatown, and it has some of the better ramen in the area.
Chinatown restaurant Megumi Japanese Ramen & Sushi Bar is the place to go for a casual date night surrounded by glasses of wine and a bowl of curly noodles, heaps of cabbage, and meat swimming in broth.
Center City’s Aki Nom Nom Ramen is one of the best places in the city for ramen and people watching on their outdoor streetery.
Tataki Ramen & Sushi is one of the best places in the city for warm bowls of ramen to share on a date night or casual night out with friends.
At Ramen MNYK in Manayunk is a casual ramen spot where you can have a bowl of bowl of spicy katsu ramen chill weeknight.
At Center City's Yamitsuki, you'll get a restorative bowl of broth, noodles, sweet corn, scallion, bamboo, and bean sprouts. Bring a group of friends here and share some small plates and sake.
When you’re looking for reasonably priced sushi, but still want it to feel a little special, head to 1225 Raw in Center City.
