Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11573 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23233
Phone: (804) 689-1180
Website: https://theramyun.zip/
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Reviews
Backup Acc
Genuinely great owners! So kind and quick to help with any issues; I was embarrassed because I didn’t know how to use one of the machines but the owners guided me through without any judgement! Storefront is clean and well organized, a little on the small side but that’s to be expected. I’d seriously recommend going and supporting a small Muslim immigrant owned business!
… moreEire
My son and I really enjoyed this ramen shop! It’s super fun to pick out your flavor and toppings. They also have boba and drinks 🙂
I love how clean the store is and the staff was very helpful and attentive! Everything is organized really nicely so you can find what you like.
… moreI love how clean the store is and the staff was very helpful and attentive! Everything is organized really nicely so you can find what you like.
Andrew Mercer
If you’re a fan of instant noodles and love a good gimmick done well, The Ramyun.Zip is worth checking out at least once. The concept is genuinely creative: you walk up to a large wall display lined with packaged ramyeon, separated by heat level, with sections for Mild, Medium, Spicy, and Extra Spicy, plus dedicated Halal and Vegan options. You make your choice, they give you your bowl, and go from there.
The interior feels nice and well put together overall. One of the standout details is the standing tables designed to look like giant cups of instant noodles, which are charming and fit the concept perfectly. The whole vibe is slightly playful and fun.
After you’ve chosen your noodles, you have the option to add on their unlimited toppings bar. I’d recommend going for it, though I’ll be honest, the selection was a little underwhelming compared to what I was hoping for. Bean sprouts, onions, green onion, tofu, shrimp, sliced hotdog, meatballs, dumplings, imitation crab, and a few others were available, but I was expecting more variety, particularly when it came to vegetables and maybe a sliced meat option. It’s solid enough, just don’t go in with sky-high expectations for that part.
You’re told a number at the register to use at the cooking stations, what I assume corresponds to a water fill level and cook time, and the induction burner handles the cooking automatically. You just stir occasionally and wait. One heads-up: if you’ve loaded up heavily at the toppings bar, managing the bowl during cooking gets a little tricky, so keep that in mind when you’re piling things on.
They also carry a great selection of unique Asian canned and bottled drinks, boba tea, and ice cream which is nice.
Now, here’s where I have to pump the brakes a little. The seating situation is a real problem. To be fair, the place is brand new and clearly drawing a crowd, but the current layout simply cannot handle the volume of people coming through. There’s no outdoor seating, and it’s genuinely common to finish cooking your noodles and have nowhere to sit. Taking it to go isn’t a great workaround either since you’re dealing with boiling hot ramen that will turn to mush before you make it home. When I visited, they had even run out of to-go lids entirely, and I watched people attempting to eat piping hot noodles while sitting on the curb outside. That’s not the vibe anyone is going for.
Overall, The Ramyun.Zip is a fun, affordable, and tasty experience as far as elevated instant noodle concepts go. But the seating issue is enough to keep me from rushing back. I’d give it another shot once the newness wears off and the crowd thins out a bit. Until then, I’d suggest going at an off-peak time and hoping for the best.
… moreThe interior feels nice and well put together overall. One of the standout details is the standing tables designed to look like giant cups of instant noodles, which are charming and fit the concept perfectly. The whole vibe is slightly playful and fun.
After you’ve chosen your noodles, you have the option to add on their unlimited toppings bar. I’d recommend going for it, though I’ll be honest, the selection was a little underwhelming compared to what I was hoping for. Bean sprouts, onions, green onion, tofu, shrimp, sliced hotdog, meatballs, dumplings, imitation crab, and a few others were available, but I was expecting more variety, particularly when it came to vegetables and maybe a sliced meat option. It’s solid enough, just don’t go in with sky-high expectations for that part.
You’re told a number at the register to use at the cooking stations, what I assume corresponds to a water fill level and cook time, and the induction burner handles the cooking automatically. You just stir occasionally and wait. One heads-up: if you’ve loaded up heavily at the toppings bar, managing the bowl during cooking gets a little tricky, so keep that in mind when you’re piling things on.
They also carry a great selection of unique Asian canned and bottled drinks, boba tea, and ice cream which is nice.
Now, here’s where I have to pump the brakes a little. The seating situation is a real problem. To be fair, the place is brand new and clearly drawing a crowd, but the current layout simply cannot handle the volume of people coming through. There’s no outdoor seating, and it’s genuinely common to finish cooking your noodles and have nowhere to sit. Taking it to go isn’t a great workaround either since you’re dealing with boiling hot ramen that will turn to mush before you make it home. When I visited, they had even run out of to-go lids entirely, and I watched people attempting to eat piping hot noodles while sitting on the curb outside. That’s not the vibe anyone is going for.
Overall, The Ramyun.Zip is a fun, affordable, and tasty experience as far as elevated instant noodle concepts go. But the seating issue is enough to keep me from rushing back. I’d give it another shot once the newness wears off and the crowd thins out a bit. Until then, I’d suggest going at an off-peak time and hoping for the best.
Sean Mims
Interesting way to try ramen. Lots of types to choose from. The really selling point for me was how friendly the staff were. They were very welcoming and helpful. Definitely worth trying.
… moreellie johnson
Very kind and friendly staff! They were attentive and helpful with any of our requests. My 10yr old sister went up to ask if they did water cups and the lady just gave her one of the bottles from the front :). She was wonderful with kids and made her day!
The ramen bar concept was cool and a fun experience. There is a lot of variety in the topping bar (including halal meat) and the prices are all reasonable :). Would highly recommend stopping by!
… moreThe ramen bar concept was cool and a fun experience. There is a lot of variety in the topping bar (including halal meat) and the prices are all reasonable :). Would highly recommend stopping by!
Hamza Khalid
One of the coolest spots for Ramen in Richmond. Gotta check it out!!
… moreRayhan Daudani
Super yummy! We loved being able to pick our flavor and toppings. The drinks moght be the best part!
… moreCameron Ross
Heard about this place recently, and the concept sounded interesting. Went and got the Shin ramen (spicy) and strawberry lemonade. Got the $3 unlimited toppings and loaded it up with dumplings, meatballs, green onion, etc. Really enjoyed it, and will definitely be coming back! Staff is super helpful, too – very easy experience.
… moreTrollin On the RVA
It was PACKED!! The experience was a bit Stressful to say the Least! We didn’t really like the Boba Teas we ordered because they were Out of The ones we Really Wanted! Nevertheless the Ramen experience was Cool if you Keep you kind on the theme! Although it was Jammed to the door we moved thru the line with ok speed… We spent $34 on 2 Bowls and 2 Teas.. But my kids enjoyed the chaos non the less! Was it WORTH the Hype… I mean it’s like the Subway of Ramen! I can’t imagine one bowl being different from the next outside of the spice! Luckily the staff helped us get thru the stress of it all! I give the Ramen a 4 out of 5… The experience a 4 out of 5 being that it was PACKED… And the Staff was a 5 of 5! Would I go Back….. Ehhhhhh that’s hard to say cuz my KIDS was even saying THEY wouldn’t do it again! I suggest you wait for the Instagram Hype to die down before you come, make the experiment your own! Signing out!…… Nadal… PS.. It Was SO crowded we had to eat in the car!… Just saying
… moreSania Zohra
Such a unique ramen experience!
The staff is amazing, they helped with everything so politely. The whole experience was amazing from choosing noodles to cooking them ourselves. The toppings were fresh and flavorful, and you can really taste the quality. The ambiance was cozy with a great vibe, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy good food.
Definitely a place I’d come back to! Highly recommended ❤️
… moreThe staff is amazing, they helped with everything so politely. The whole experience was amazing from choosing noodles to cooking them ourselves. The toppings were fresh and flavorful, and you can really taste the quality. The ambiance was cozy with a great vibe, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy good food.
Definitely a place I’d come back to! Highly recommended ❤️