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Japanese cuisine, Korean stews & BBQ meats served in a light, elegant setting with lanterns & art.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 232 Westminster St, Providence, RI 02903
Phone: (401) 277-9088
Website: https://www.suraprovidence.com/
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Reviews
KATIE E
I hadn’t visited in a while and the food was better than I remembered. I’ll definitely be back! Especially for another fire rainbow roll we tried the yaki soba with seafood and the tan tan ramen with spicy pork. Everything was very good. Service was friendly and lovely.
… moreManuel A Lagunas
We had a great time. I dont like to try new food. ,but good thing I did. We chose food by the small pictures on the menu, because I have no idea what we was reading. I think werever you order will be amazing.
Next time I will bring my . Because I don’t know how to use the sticks.
I took me long time to finish, it was well worth it.
I wish they have a bigger pictures for the new people , $38 per person is all you need to have a good experience
… moreNext time I will bring my . Because I don’t know how to use the sticks.
I took me long time to finish, it was well worth it.
I wish they have a bigger pictures for the new people , $38 per person is all you need to have a good experience
John Cassidy
Excellent food, Excellent service and great, clean and pretty atmosphere! Also easily the best Boba tea I’ve ever had by far.
… moreCatherine Shih
I ordered from the Korean side of the menu and I have to admit I wish there were more Korean options. I was kind of confused if the menu was meant to be a fusion but evidently it’s two different oriental cuisines. The food I ordered was pretty good and I always love when places also serve the staple Korean side dishes. The restaurant is clean and the servers were nice.
… moreLucas Kisiel
Plus my boba did not fit through the straw there.
The sushi was great, but not exceedingly so. The rest of the menu looked incredible, and I will be returning to try the Bulgogi and other dishes. Stay tuned for an updated review once I have returned and dined again.
… moreThe sushi was great, but not exceedingly so. The rest of the menu looked incredible, and I will be returning to try the Bulgogi and other dishes. Stay tuned for an updated review once I have returned and dined again.
David Peluso
The place is really nice. The sweet ladies working the place were amazing. I had the dumpling soup and a tempura roll. Everything taste so great and watching the lady make my roll was really cool. Everything looked and smelt amazing, I can’t wait to come back and try some other food.
… moreLyds R.
Stumbled upon this Korean-Japanese fusion restaurant during lunch time, and what a great option in downtown Providence! We got the stone bowl bibimbap, fried rice, California roll, shrimp tempura roll and the sweet potato roll. All were exceptional, with great flavor and sauces to accompany! Loved the staff as well, they were very friendly, quick and attentive (in a very graceful way). Thank you for a great lunch!
… moreWill Gore
Great vibes and amazing food. The menu is full of delicious options. My parents loved it too! Will be back for more with friends!
… moreJon McBee
On a whim, I ducked into Sura, driven by a sudden and intense craving for a bowl of spicy ramen. The moment I stepped through the door, however, I knew I was in for more than just a quick meal. I was immediately enveloped by the most incredible aroma—a warm, welcoming cloud of rich, savory broth, garlic, and something deliciously complex I couldn’t quite name. What started as a simple mission for noodles transformed into a full sensory experience before I even saw the menu.
I ordered the spicy ramen, and it did not disappoint. It arrived steaming, a beautiful cauldron of deep red broth, perfectly springy noodles, and tender toppings. The spice level was absolute perfection; it was a satisfying, slow-burning heat that warmed me from the inside out without overwhelming the other delicate flavors. It was clear this wasn’t just soup; it was a carefully crafted bowl of comfort.
But the real surprise came on a small tray served alongside my ramen: a colorful assortment of banchan, or small Korean side dishes. Among them were glistening, paper-thin pickled red onions. I’d never had them before and eyed them with a bit of suspicion. On a whim, I tried one. The initial sharp, tangy bite gave way to a surprising sweetness and a delightful crunch that cut through the richness of the ramen broth beautifully.
While I can’t say I’ll be actively seeking out pickled onions on my own from now on, that small taste was a wonderful discovery. Should one cross my path by chance again, especially next to a bowl of Sura’s fantastic ramen, I won’t just consider eating it—I’ll welcome it as a delicious old friend. My simple quest for ramen turned into a memorable meal, and I’ll definitely be back.
… moreI ordered the spicy ramen, and it did not disappoint. It arrived steaming, a beautiful cauldron of deep red broth, perfectly springy noodles, and tender toppings. The spice level was absolute perfection; it was a satisfying, slow-burning heat that warmed me from the inside out without overwhelming the other delicate flavors. It was clear this wasn’t just soup; it was a carefully crafted bowl of comfort.
But the real surprise came on a small tray served alongside my ramen: a colorful assortment of banchan, or small Korean side dishes. Among them were glistening, paper-thin pickled red onions. I’d never had them before and eyed them with a bit of suspicion. On a whim, I tried one. The initial sharp, tangy bite gave way to a surprising sweetness and a delightful crunch that cut through the richness of the ramen broth beautifully.
While I can’t say I’ll be actively seeking out pickled onions on my own from now on, that small taste was a wonderful discovery. Should one cross my path by chance again, especially next to a bowl of Sura’s fantastic ramen, I won’t just consider eating it—I’ll welcome it as a delicious old friend. My simple quest for ramen turned into a memorable meal, and I’ll definitely be back.
Jay H
food was delicious, service was great. we came in a hour and half before closing and food was just as fresh and delicious as it wouldve been at lunch.
the place is beautiful and tiny. its a great atmosphere with a calm vibe while still holding a specific aesthetic to it. Definitely feels like a gatekept place and would recommend it to anyone.
… morethe place is beautiful and tiny. its a great atmosphere with a calm vibe while still holding a specific aesthetic to it. Definitely feels like a gatekept place and would recommend it to anyone.