Suzume serves up "spicy butter wings" with a gingeryogurt. These reference the Frank's Red Hot sauce and butter of the classic wing, while evoking points distinctly further east. Six wing for $8. \nПодробнее
Grilled Salmon Ramen: This soup works, mainly by not being too fussy, so that the salmon can shine next to the wavy, wobbly noodles, further flavored with scallions and kelp. \nПодробнее
Start with warm spam musubi, the full sampling of tacos (yes, all 3), then a bowl of ramen. Both ramen options have a slight kick, I prefer the salmon - milky kombu broth that tingles with spice
Suzume is a small, nicer, Japanese-Hawaiian restaurant in Williamsburg. The poke here is basically served in sushi form. You can order a wide variety of food from spam musubis to roasted salmon ramen! \nПодробнее
Delicious ramen and other Japanese dishes in a super cozy and trendy space. The vegetarianscallionnoodles were great and a warm temperature rather than chilled, which I liked!
A cozyramen / sushi spot in an area w/ not much competition in those categories. And they nail it. Go before 8pm. It'll get busy after that. Order the Yao Yao Ramen. And the warm sake. Duh.
Go for the roasted salmon ramen with a poached egg. Salmon was cooked well and the noodles were delicious. Enjoyed the thickness of the broth. Get the fish tacos for a quick appetizer to share.
I’m going to sound crazy for a moment, this veggieramen was amazing! I love ramen, but also am not the biggest of meat eaters. I had my doubts, but they really delivered.
New. Ambiance? Simple & chic with lots and lots of dark wood. Food? Roasted Salmon Ramen(Spicy Miso Dashi, Wakame (here it is - http://goo.gl/93uKW), scallion) tasty & perfect on a cold winter night \nПодробнее
Sushi, taco, ramen and cocktails! Casual cool intimate vibe. Sushi is tasteful and affordable, cocktails are great. All menu items are done with care. I'm a regular.
Small and intimatesushi & raman place. Very pleasantly surprised by their Yao Yao Ramen - a new spin on traditional tonkatsu raman. Once you try it, you’ll want to go back!
Another East Williamsburg favorite. I switch between the rice bowl, the ramen, and the gingerscallionnoodle. All are v tasty. Wash it all down with an Asahi or champagne of beers.
Had the tunapoke & spicy scallop sushi + the taco trio. All were SO fresh, savory, and ridiculously delicious! Lovely ambiance too. Super friendly staff. Great spot all around!
Great food and friendly staff! Very nice atmosphere and quite hip. No beer on tap. Quite small and often full, so beware. Cool seating for 2: By sushi chef, watch him do his thing.
Beautiful traditional Japanese vibe. Good flavors. Not a noodle shop, more of an izakaya fusion. Wings taste good but not crispy. Pork taco was lovely traditional Japanese braise + al pastor wink.
Cozy and dark place that serves fun cocktails, sushi, and ramen. Try the tunapokésushi, spicycrunchy tuna roll, YaoYao ramen, and chicken katsurice bowl.
The salmon ramen's broth is too fishy for my taste; YaoYao's is thicker, has a unique flavor. Nice noodles. Get the poached egg. There is matchagreen teanot on the menu. Fish tacos were my fave.
The Yao Yao Ramen is one of my favorites ever! It's got perfectly chewy noodles in a rich broth with super tender pork, scallions, wok-charred baby bok choy and sesame oil. Addictive!
For those who live in the area and see their lives as ramen-less lately, this is the perfect spot to chow down on noodles without having to worry about the L train being too packed on the way home.
Exactly what bburg needed. A brilliant ramen joint (the pork broth is amazing) w/some of the most excellent sushi I've had in nyc. The scallop sushi was so heavenly that we had a piece as dessert.
Best spot in all of Wburg for ramen and sushi. Cozy small room, awesome staff. I dream of the seasonal pea shootsalad. Also nice place to come solo and eat at the bar.