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Located in the vibrant Theater District, Ippudo Westside offers a warm and energetic dining experience just steps away from Broadway. Known for its cozy, inviting atmosphere, this location blends traditional Japanese ramen culture with the lively spirit of New York City. Whether you’re stopping by before or after a show, or just craving a comforting bowl of ramen, Ippudo Westside delivers with its signature tonkotsu broth, flavorful small plates, and attentive service. Its’ convenient location and friendly ambiance make it a favorite among locals, tourists, and theatergoers alike.
Japanese small plates, ramen & upmarket sake are dispatched in this simple but stylish outpost.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 321 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 974-2500
Website: https://www.ippudous.com/westside
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Reviews
Michael Plaskon
Wonderful Ramen! Wife and I started with a pork bun which were fantastic. I had the dragon tantan. Nicely spicy and flavorful. Only complaint…one of the reasons I ordered this dish, I wanted the widest noodle, but was served the thinnest noodle. It was still really delicious. My wife got the Miso Ramen and she enjoyed it very much. Warning…Sapporo was $13 a glass.
… moreMora
I have been to a few of their locations in the city and this location is by far the best one. Fantastic ramen, matched with even better service. Yesterday, I came in to receiving complimentary sides to add to my ramen, and it made it 10x better. I was able to ask questions regarding the side, and they were so knowledgeable about the ingredients and the side itself. Mind you, this happened after already coming by for lunch the last few months. I was already a fan, but it just made me feel very welcomed and special. I enjoy my lunches on cold days, because I come here! Thank you so very much for the hospitality (:
… moreAlex Serebrov
This is another location of famous chain of Ramen restaurants. Allegedly it is considered the best Ramen in the city. They have same variety of Ramens and appetizers in all locations and everything is delicious. I have ordered their special Ramen with extra pork and wasn’t able to finish it as the portions very generous. One thing you should know these restaurants do not allow you to make a reservation, they serve on first come first serve principle. And due to their popularity there is always a line. But luckily the wait in average is no longer than 15 minutes
… moreAkin Ulusoy
This place is an amazing ramen spot – definitely one of the best in the city. Absolutely worth visiting! Everything we ate was incredibly delicious! Both the ramen and the sushi were fantastic! I highly recommend it!Daizu no chikara miso is my favorite.
… moreAnjali Gaganbide
Amazing Japanese food and exceptional service! The staff went above and beyond to make our anniversary celebration feel so special.
Every dish was flavorful and beautifully presented. Will definitely be back
… moreEvery dish was flavorful and beautifully presented. Will definitely be back
Rezz Rezz
Old glory. Nothing more or less. Since COVID the quality has gone way down. The broth tasteless the chicken bun was dry and flavorless. The ramen has only bamboo shoots and spring onions. Not even an egg as is customary. You have to pay for everything. I got what was the most popular ramen the Akamaru. Its supposed to be the most flavorful right. It was tasteless and like I said devoid of what would make a ramen dish rich. Everything is an upsell. Have to pay extra $3 for even the toppings that should come with ramen. I dint understand the continued hype of this spot. When will people catch on that their time is passed l? And the annoying shoving the tip starting from 20% for lukewarm lackluster service is just diabolical. Management, kitchen all should have an overhaul. Zero stars if I could.
… moreMiguel Santiago
Good food the wait was very long but to be fair it was very cold outside it seemed like people wanted to warm up with ramen. The ramen broth was fantastic everything else was good not great
… moreJollie B
Once seated, I love that the words that came out of my server’s lips were, “Take your time (in ordering), a great reminder to slow down. In NYC, it’s always what’s next, or “please hurry.” A reminder to take my time was very much appreciated. The food came very quickly, though, within a few minutes. The serving size is good for one. I had the Akamaru and pork bun, which were both extremely good. It’s been a while since I said I’d come back and have this ramen again.
… moreStephen Nehpets
This is a hidden little bespoke restaurant that feels like a cross between high-end dining and a little hole-in-the-wall ramen shop. I had high hopes as we sat down, our waiter was prompt without rushing us. But the food was a bit disappointing. Neither of our meals were bad or worth speaking to the waiter about, but they lacked much depth of flavor and barely contained anything besides noodles an a couple small pieces of meat. I have had better ramen in ND.
… moreAyushi Mohadikar
I got the spicy miso ramen and it was SO OILY I absolutely hated it. The menu didn’t warn that it was going to be this way. The miso flavour was missing. It also lacked salt and the spice was not the good kind. I couldn’t finish it even though I was so hungry. Plus I tipped 20% because that’s the minimum they had on their suggested list. Waste of money
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