Kajiken Ramen of Manhattan

This is what I love about New York City, because no matter where you go, you will always find an amazing place to eat. Tonight we were supposed to eat Hot Pot but the place was closed. We ended up at Kajiken, first time here for all of us and we absolutely loved it. Hua was very friendly, kind and sweet. The food was really good!! Now this is one of my favorites restaurants to visit. No doubt!

Great little Japanese Noodle joint! We were walking around Times Square and wanted to grab some lunch. We were able to get seated right away on a Saturday afternoon. Our waitress was super nice, as the whole staff. Always had our waters filled quickly. We all tried a few new noodle and soup dishes. Grabbed a couple of appetizers as well. Food came pretty quickly. Nice and hot, tasting pretty fresh. We were extremely happy with our experience here and couldn't recommend more.

I’ve been here a couple of times and have tried most of the menu items. The noodles are very flavorful and rich, with every noodle dish being delicious. My favorites are the sukiyaki and homura. Their apple iced tea pairs perfectly with the rich noodles. The store itself is cute and cozy, and the staff are friendly. It has quickly become one of my regular go-to spots!

We got in on a Monday when they first opened, and by the time we left it started to get busier. I had the original while my wife had a new item on the menu that has roast beef that was really yummy. On the side, we had fried octopus and fried oysters. We didn't regret any of our choices at all! Definitely will be coming back again!

This charming Ramen spot’s traditional paintings, characters on the walls, and Japanese lanterns creating a warm, inviting ambiance. The service is notably efficient, with attentive staff promptly clearing empty bowls and waste. We savored two types of ramen: Tonkotsu Shoyu and Homura. The Tonkotsu Shoyu was exceptional, easily becoming my favorite due to its ideally less salty yet deeply flavorful broth—a rare find. The noodles were perfect, and while the chashu was thinly sliced and not exceptionally tender, it was well-seasoned and packed with flavor. The Homura, however, was somewhat disappointing; it was overly salty with a dominant soy sauce flavor, and the temperature was inconsistent, with the egg and add-ons served cold.

I had no expectations of this place so I liked that I got pleasantly surprised by how much I am in love with their Sukiyaki Beef Ramen. The ambiance was great as the decors were thoughtfully designed and curated. The agedashi tofu, fried oysters, and ramen were simply perfection! Don’t miss this! Try it!

tasty noodle and customize your own was fun. The dry noodle sauce was tasty and my customized order felt like small portion, but it was very filling. The appetizer salad octopus seaweed was just ok, but the service was very friendly and kind, the view was great.

We went in for ramen, not really expecting too much because of its proximity to other tourist traps. However I was surprised! It was really delicious! The staff were very attentive and friendly to both me and my daughter. The restaurant was clean, the ambience was great. I think my only complaint was that the tables were a bit too close together. We shared dumplings. I had the Tonkotsu ramen and my daughter ordered the Chasu don. We loved having our condiments on the side to spice up our dishes.

This is what I love about New York City, because no matter where you go, you will always find an amazing place to eat. Tonight we were supposed to eat Hot Pot but the place was closed. We ended up at Kajiken, first time here for all of us and we absolutely loved it. Hua was very friendly, kind and sweet. The food was really good!! Now this is one of my favorites restaurants to visit. No doubt!

Great little Japanese Noodle joint! We were walking around Times Square and wanted to grab some lunch. We were able to get seated right away on a Saturday afternoon. Our waitress was super nice, as the whole staff. Always had our waters filled quickly. We all tried a few new noodle and soup dishes. Grabbed a couple of appetizers as well. Food came pretty quickly. Nice and hot, tasting pretty fresh. We were extremely happy with our experience here and couldn't recommend more.

I’ve been here a couple of times and have tried most of the menu items. The noodles are very flavorful and rich, with every noodle dish being delicious. My favorites are the sukiyaki and homura. Their apple iced tea pairs perfectly with the rich noodles. The store itself is cute and cozy, and the staff are friendly. It has quickly become one of my regular go-to spots!

We got in on a Monday when they first opened, and by the time we left it started to get busier. I had the original while my wife had a new item on the menu that has roast beef that was really yummy. On the side, we had fried octopus and fried oysters. We didn't regret any of our choices at all! Definitely will be coming back again!

This charming Ramen spot’s traditional paintings, characters on the walls, and Japanese lanterns creating a warm, inviting ambiance. The service is notably efficient, with attentive staff promptly clearing empty bowls and waste. We savored two types of ramen: Tonkotsu Shoyu and Homura. The Tonkotsu Shoyu was exceptional, easily becoming my favorite due to its ideally less salty yet deeply flavorful broth—a rare find. The noodles were perfect, and while the chashu was thinly sliced and not exceptionally tender, it was well-seasoned and packed with flavor. The Homura, however, was somewhat disappointing; it was overly salty with a dominant soy sauce flavor, and the temperature was inconsistent, with the egg and add-ons served cold.

I had no expectations of this place so I liked that I got pleasantly surprised by how much I am in love with their Sukiyaki Beef Ramen. The ambiance was great as the decors were thoughtfully designed and curated. The agedashi tofu, fried oysters, and ramen were simply perfection! Don’t miss this! Try it!

tasty noodle and customize your own was fun. The dry noodle sauce was tasty and my customized order felt like small portion, but it was very filling. The appetizer salad octopus seaweed was just ok, but the service was very friendly and kind, the view was great.

We went in for ramen, not really expecting too much because of its proximity to other tourist traps. However I was surprised! It was really delicious! The staff were very attentive and friendly to both me and my daughter. The restaurant was clean, the ambience was great. I think my only complaint was that the tables were a bit too close together. We shared dumplings. I had the Tonkotsu ramen and my daughter ordered the Chasu don. We loved having our condiments on the side to spice up our dishes.