Shinobi Ramen

The atmosphere is cute and cozy with a rustic vibe. The place is pretty small but the Soy Ramen was exquisite! The broth was rich and flavorful and super filling for $10. The fried pork dumplings were incredible at $5 for a 6 piece. Also the squid skewers were good i just wish they had come with a lemon or lime to go along well with the chili powder. The server was nice and very attentive. Overall, I would definitely eat here again.

Really good place. Great broth and their own twist on ramen. The servers are pleasant and the food is reasonably priced. And it's BYOB so you can save a little on the bill by not racking up a drink pricem I highly recommend going to this place if you're ever in the area. They will certainly not disappoint

Fried chicken was so crispy and crackle on the outside with delicious dark chicken on the inside. pork buns were perfectly steamed with tender pork and zesty scallions to offset the flavor rich sauce. Got the super miso and loved the braised garlic, it was a lightly acidic addition to the creamy broth. The spicy butter was a pleasant surprise that added a great dimension to a wonderful bowl of ramen. This place is cash only and BYOB. There are counter seats along the window and two walls with a large central table. Service is fast and nice.

A delicious and cozy ramen shop. Very authentic and communal atmosphere. It's BYOB which can't be beat. I suggest the Mabo ramen: a spicy miso ramen with pork and tofu. Appetizers come really fast and the service is on point. We liked the kimchi, seaweed salad and squid skewers for starters. A very affordable price point. Dinner for 2 was $50 with tip.

This place has the right vibe for a ramen-ya (unlike, say, Ivan Ramen or Momofuku which are more like restaurants). The super miso was delicious, and brought to my table very hot and very fast. I will always order karaage where it is available, and Shinobi’s version is nice. BYOB is great, and the price is on point.