Best Ramen Restaurants in Seattle

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Updated: 2/18/2023 | Best Ramen Restaurants in Seattle

Ramen is a Japanese noodle soup dish that’s widely popular in Japan and throughout the world.

There are thousands of variations with most ramen bowls consisting of a broth base (often pork and soy based), long thin noodles made from wheat, and an assortment of toppings that you can easily get creative with.

In Seattle, we are lucky to have lots of ramen options that you’ll want to revisit over and over again. Below is a list of our favorite ramen spots to try in Seattle.

Best Ramen Restaurants in Seattle

#1 Teinei

Teinei makes their noodles in-house and offers a delicious Shyoyu Tonkatsu Ramen with a broth so clean you’ll leave feeling satisfied and non-bloated.

Watch our Instagram Reel to see all the delicious food we ate at Teinei. We highly recommend their Eel Don rice bowl too. 

Visit Teinei and use code SCHIMIGGY to get $2 off any of their ramen or rice bowls. You can also show them this post.

#2 Menya Musashi

Menya Musashi is located in Capital Hill and offers hearty ramen options and a silky pork belly. For an additional $5, you can turn your main noodle dishes into a combo with a non-alcoholic drink and a side dish of chicken karaage, rice and curry don, or takoyaki (grilled octopus balls).

#3 Kizuki

Kizuki (formerly Kukai) has multiple locations throughout Seattle. They are based in Japan and have expanded to Seattle and Hawaii.

Their ramen options are plentiful, but our favorites are garlic tonkotsu and spicy ramen. Looking for a low-cal option? Ask for less sodium and zero-calorie yam noodles. Want something more flavorful? Add a slice of their pork chashu.

Don’t forget to order the chicken karaage at Kizuki. It’s delicious and one of the best you’ll find in Seattle.

#4 Danbo

Danbo offer Fukuoka style tonkotsu ramen. Try their classic tonkotsu and negi-goma (sesame oil and seed) ramen noodle soups.

Aside from Japan, Danbo also has locations in Vancouver BC, and New York City.

#5 Arashi

Arashi offers some of the ramen that tastes most like the ones you’ll find in Japan. They have plenty of options and our favorites are the Arashi and Black Garlic ramen noodle soups.

#6 Bar Dojo

Bar Dojo offers Asian fusion cuisine and their pork belly ramen is super rich and tasty. Chef Luis Brambila also culminates his love for Asian and Mexican cuisine to offer a birria (lamb meat) ramen that you have to try.

Watch our Bar Dojo Instagram Reel to see what we ate during our visit.

#7 Asean Streat

Asean Streat is a huge food court located at Westlake Center. They serve dishes from various South East Asian countries such as Thailand, Burmese, Vietnamese, Indonesia, and much more.

Here, you’ll also find some ramen variations served at their food stands such as the Mee Goreng Kee Mao, a stir-fried ramen noodle dish.

While their ramen is non-traditional, it’s still a very delicious experience.

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