Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3400 McIntyre Square Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Phone: (412) 366-8888
Website: https://www.ramenking2pa.com/
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It’s not so fancy that you can’t come all the time. It’s bright, clean and inviting-not cold.
The staff are more than able and happy to guide you through selections and genuinely want to have a meal you will come back for.
We really enjoy the homemade noodles and stir fry dishes. I tried the Poke this time and enjoyed it as well with the ginger dressing.
What we love:
Beautiful Restaurant with clean and comfortable seating. Pretty cool design and layout to the dining area with some decorative wall art and nice lighting.
The Ramen will blow you away! I can’t stop ordering the braised pork ramen in particular. The broth for the ramen is amazing and the pork is tender and full of flavor.
We also love their sushi & signature sushi rolls, especially their Dragon Roll!!
We also really love their fried green beans and we had them add to them some baby bok choy as well. It’s made in a very fresh garlic sauce with lots of yummy garlic!
Don’t miss their stir fried noodles (thin or thick noodles, and we added Shrimp)! So good!!
Today we also tried their pork filled potstickers and they presentation on the plate was perfect, and they were very tasty.
Thx Ramen King 2 for another great meal.
Make sure you stop by here soon to experience their amazing food & flavors and friendly service.
Now, let’s talk about the food. It’s absolutely fantastic. We love everything that is dumpling or noodle related. We love the soup dumplings, pork fried potstickers and the pork buns. The stir fried chicken or shrimp puled standard noodles are my favorite dish. They’re so delicious due to the seasonings used. I tried the beef tonight but it wasn’t my favorite. Also love the crispy tempura shrimp appetizer that tasted just Like the ones we had in Nishiki Market in Japan. My husband also loves the pork ramen.
Do yourself a favor and go here immediately. It’s fantastic.
The food was marginal at best. Pan-fried pork buns underfilled and not fried enough for my liking. Wife’s Broccoli and Shrimp stir-fry was barely stirred or fried – just enough to cook the shrimp. The difference between types of noodles and their length was not sufficiently explained and my granddaughter wound up only eating part of it. Chicken noodle soup for $17.
The dynamic among the staff also appeared stressed. A previous commenter noted an apparent emphasis on controlling costs – I can attest to that as portions advertised as ample were really not, including the amount of meat provided. For a supposedly well-rated and popular establishment, it was not busy.
I went here expecting something akin to the Post-Gazette’s glowing 2025 review, and came away disappointed and $80 poorer. We won’t be back.
We got the beef soup noodles (regular thickness noodles) and spicy biang biang noodles (knife cut noodles), both of which had tasty soup/sauce with good noodle texture. The pan fried dumplings had a nice chewy skin. The sweet and sour fish was easy to eat as a shared dish. The owners are friendly and nice people. Thanks for the great meal!