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Chill, red-hued eatery featuring ramen, gyoza & Japanese small plates plus beer, sake & wine.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 560 Pensacola St, Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: (808) 589-0634
Website: https://menyalenood.com/
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@menya_hnl is one of the og ramen spots on the island. their menu is pretty straightforward with a variety of ramen and tsukemen, appetizers, and donburi’s.
Menya Le Nood
Original straight noodles served in tasty broth. All Ramen served with Negi and Menma. $17.00 – $19.50. Deep Fried Crispy Shrimp.
Reviews
Jean Du
This was our favorite dining experience on Oahu it just took us by surprise because we didn’t think the Ramen would be That good.
The menu may be a bit confusing for newbies but it’s concise enough with simple explanation of each type of Ramen. Be prepared the regular size ramen was More than enough but they offer smaller or even bigger portions for those that need it. The whole menu is very tailored to personal taste and all customizable. I saw that they had Goma broth ramen so I took this while my husband took the Tsukemen which are dipping noodles. We both loved our dishes, the broth in both ramens were 10/10 it had so much depth and flavor. I do think the noodles could improve but rarely outside of Japan do they house make their ramen noodle and broth. We also found the garlic shrimp appetizer to be a superb addition, fully of flavor and spice it was just perfection.
All in all it’s simple decor and meant to be casual and quick. Service was professional and welcoming. It was the star of Oahu for us on this trip. Must stop if you’re a ramen Head.
… moreThe menu may be a bit confusing for newbies but it’s concise enough with simple explanation of each type of Ramen. Be prepared the regular size ramen was More than enough but they offer smaller or even bigger portions for those that need it. The whole menu is very tailored to personal taste and all customizable. I saw that they had Goma broth ramen so I took this while my husband took the Tsukemen which are dipping noodles. We both loved our dishes, the broth in both ramens were 10/10 it had so much depth and flavor. I do think the noodles could improve but rarely outside of Japan do they house make their ramen noodle and broth. We also found the garlic shrimp appetizer to be a superb addition, fully of flavor and spice it was just perfection.
All in all it’s simple decor and meant to be casual and quick. Service was professional and welcoming. It was the star of Oahu for us on this trip. Must stop if you’re a ramen Head.
Howard Johnson
Definitely recommend trying tsukemen if you’ve only had ramen, it’s especially good when the weather is hot. The dipping sauce was delicious, and the noodles were thick and chewy. The viscosity of the sauce means it tends to splatter on your clothes when you eat however.
I appreciate the option to have few toppings and different amounts of noodles, everyone in our party got to choose how much they wanted to eat and left satisfied with no leftovers.
… moreI appreciate the option to have few toppings and different amounts of noodles, everyone in our party got to choose how much they wanted to eat and left satisfied with no leftovers.
Adamo Stivala
Menya is great! The Goma ramen is rich and flavorful, the pork cuts however have like so much fat could do with less. Service was good and fast.
… moreJeanne NMV Chun
Excellent food in a casual spot in the changing Industrial area of Kaka’ako. Service was fast and the food was delicious. We had the pan fried gyoza which was crisp on the bottom really juicy. The tsukemen with black garlic tonkatsu dipping broth was excellent. Very well executed food. Enjoyed the vibe, too
… moreJames G
The super ramen bowl with choice of noodle portion and healthy vegan broth was delicious! Warm! Japanese rock music vibes and cozy atmosphere. Lighting good
… moreAndrea Ball
This restaurant was amazing! So much flavor and the pork was just so incredible!
We parked on the side street and we didn’t have a problem accessing the restaurant.
The server was very attentive and very friendly.
Definitely coming back!
… moreWe parked on the side street and we didn’t have a problem accessing the restaurant.
The server was very attentive and very friendly.
Definitely coming back!
Robert E
Came here based on recommendations for the tonkotsu tsukemen. Didn’t live up to expectations, unfortunately. On the bright side, the noodles had a good texture, and the ajitama was cooked well. The kakuni had a good flavor, came in thick slices, and was generally pretty tender.
On the other hand, the broth left a lot to be desired. As other reviewers mentioned, it was very thin compared to typical tsukemen broth. It also lacked the creaminess and even some of the umami tastes that are typically associated with tonkotsu. It mostly tasted like salt. The dishes are also really expensive if you want to get the usual toppings that come with ramen and tsukemen. Service was slow and kind of unfriendly. Parking is terrible.
Overall, I don’t think I would return here. Maybe their ramen is better than their tsukemen, but I’m not sure if I want to deal with the prices and parking to find out.
UPDATE: Came back to try the ramen. It was also disappointing, just in different ways. The black tonkotsu broth tasted good at first, but by the end of the bowl it had developed an alkaline taste. It was also about the same thickness as the tsukemen broth, so that confirmed my suspicions that they just use the same broth for both ramen and tsukemen. Noodle texture was harder and the portion size is much smaller than the tsukemen noodles. Kakuni this time around was tough and slimy…made me suspect that it was leftovers from yesterday. The ajitama was still fine. Still not sure how this place is so highly rated.
… moreOn the other hand, the broth left a lot to be desired. As other reviewers mentioned, it was very thin compared to typical tsukemen broth. It also lacked the creaminess and even some of the umami tastes that are typically associated with tonkotsu. It mostly tasted like salt. The dishes are also really expensive if you want to get the usual toppings that come with ramen and tsukemen. Service was slow and kind of unfriendly. Parking is terrible.
Overall, I don’t think I would return here. Maybe their ramen is better than their tsukemen, but I’m not sure if I want to deal with the prices and parking to find out.
UPDATE: Came back to try the ramen. It was also disappointing, just in different ways. The black tonkotsu broth tasted good at first, but by the end of the bowl it had developed an alkaline taste. It was also about the same thickness as the tsukemen broth, so that confirmed my suspicions that they just use the same broth for both ramen and tsukemen. Noodle texture was harder and the portion size is much smaller than the tsukemen noodles. Kakuni this time around was tough and slimy…made me suspect that it was leftovers from yesterday. The ajitama was still fine. Still not sure how this place is so highly rated.
V N
Nice little restaurant with delicious tsukemen ramen. I really enjoyed the thick, savory broth and chewy noodles. The pork was well-seasoned and flavorful. I also appreciated that they leave chili pepper on the table so you can adjust the spice to your liking. Parking was a bit difficult, but well worth the effort.
… moreSarah Horng
This place is tucked away. Their noodles are amazing! I’d come here for noodles. I love how you can have ramen at $13 a bowl! They have mini appetizers for add one to make your ramen a combo. I haven’t had their ramen but their dipping ramen/tsukemen is so good! I got the vegan broth! There might be a happy hour rush.. but we always just walked on without a reservation. It’s about two blocks away from Whole Foods Market… so very close to everything in Ward. There is limited parking in front of the restaurant. If you can’t find parking anywhere… option is park at Whole Foods or mall and walk over.
… moreYung P
Menya le Nood is a cozy Japanese ramen spot located not too far from Ala Moana. Ordered the Super Menya Tsukemen ramen with Black Tonkatsu broth which is a savory roasted garlic pork broth. Broth has a deep rich taste but was a little salty. Served with thick cuts of braised pork slices which was delicious and topped with bamboo shoots, perfectly boiled egg, green onions. I recommend ordering the large for just a dollar more for more broth and noodles.
Service is great and very attentive to customers needs.
Parking is limited to street parking so is difficult to find parking.
… moreService is great and very attentive to customers needs.
Parking is limited to street parking so is difficult to find parking.