Very, very good ramen with deep flavors. My Pork Belly Ramen Ichiraku was fantastic. My wife's Ramen Gochujang Coconut with chicken had a great flavor also but the chicken was really overdone and very dry. She would have given it back but we had a show to go see up the street and couldn't take the hit on time. We'll stay away from the chicken next time because we definitely will be going back.
Juice was so good, edamame was well-salted, I loved it. Beef bulgogi thin noodles were carefully cooked, and the veggies were well prepared!! The broth is very delicious. Very yummy dish. I had take-out and it still looked good when I got home!
The best Ramen I've had ever, felt like I was the woman's daughter coming home for home made Ramen soooo good Boba tea was great too!! Don't skip this place!! Go here!!!
Casual Japanese-Korean restaurant with anime plastered on the walls. Came here in a group of three on a Friday evening for dinner. You pick a table, and once you’re ready to order, you go up to the counter. Credit cards accepted. Note that if you check in on Yelp, there’s a 10% off discount. They don’t have tap water available, so you’re required to buy bottled water.Food-wise, the food was all on the salty side. Note that they no longer serve poke bowls. The fish cake in the udon tasted rubbery, and the tteok in the tteok mandu ramen tasted overly chewy. There’s 5 beef mandu that comes in ramen, and there’s not that much meat inside. The bento seemed to be the best deal, as it came with your choice of meat, rice with egg on top, and two veggie sides.
Casual Japanese-Korean restaurant with anime plastered on the walls. Came here in a group of three on a Friday evening for dinner. You pick a table, and once you’re ready to order, you go up to the counter. Credit cards accepted. Note that if you check in on Yelp, there’s a 10% off discount. They don’t have tap water available, so you’re required to buy bottled water. Food-wise, the food was all on the salty side. Note that they no longer serve poke bowls. The fish cake in the udon tasted rubbery, and the tteok in the tteok mandu ramen tasted overly chewy. There’s 5 beef mandu that comes in ramen, and there’s not that much meat inside. The bento seemed to be the best deal, as it came with your choice of meat, rice with egg on top, and two veggie sides.
I've been wanting to check this little hole in the wall for a while now and I am glad I did... The food is flavorful.. The vibe is welcoming and warm... The food is made to order... With that said keep in mind you have to wait for it to be made... It's worth it! If anyone is looking for some Asian soul food, this is definitely a win spot... Check them out when you aren't on a time crunch... You won't regret it...
Small Korean American eatery in downtown. Offers an extensive menu of Korean and Korean fusion items. Don't expect traditional Korean dishes here. Even regular Korean dishes is a shadow of what you would get at a traditional Korean restaurant.
The best food I’ve eaten anywhere in my entire life. Part of my soul left my body and transcended to another level of existence the moment I tasted their tonkatsu.The kimchi is authentic and mind blowing. The noodles are perfect. The flavors are unreal and will change your life for the better.Please, if you and your loved ones have not tried Nifty’s ramen, go there immediately after reading this review. You need this ramen in your life ASAP.
Delicious spicy ramen at this small unassuming eatery in downtown Orlando. I had the Gochujang Ramen with shrimp and it was spicy ? ??. I don’t recommend this for those that don’t have a medium to high spice tolerance. I found the bowl to have fresh veggie ingredients that were very flavorful. Although, it was a little hard to find because it’s located in the plaza, this place is well worth a visit.
If you’re into trying some pretty, authentic Korean food, Niftys is the place. Did lunch here for our first time.Had the rice bowl lunch specials. Got the chicken mayo and teriyaki chicken, both were delicious. Will be coming back again.