Ramen Izakaya
Ramen Izakaya is a ramen restaurant in Washington, DC.
Every spot we track for ramen and sushi in Washington, ranked by rating and review volume. Search by name, or switch to the map.
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Ramen Izakaya is a ramen restaurant in Washington, DC.
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High-end sushi spot with chef's choice dinners, bento-box lunch specials, sake & sho-chu.
Custom noodle bowls plus classic & inventive Pan-Asian dishes served in a relaxed, modern space.
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Clever maki, unique cocktails & imported wines in a stylish, brick-lined space with a relaxed vibe.
Trendy option for Japanese small plates & noodle dishes, plus sizable beer list in minimalist digs.
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Maki, nigiri & specialty rolls in a snug spot with limited seating, plus takeout & delivery options.
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Long-standing mainstay with traditional & creative sushi & cooked Japanese dishes plus a happy hour.
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When I am after ramen and sushi in Washington, the list above is where I start. It is already filtered toward ramen and sushi, so it is easy to compare ratings, hours, and photos and pick the bowl you actually want — or switch to the map and tap "Use my location" to sort the same list by distance.
When you want both ramen and sushi in one sitting, full-service Japanese restaurants and izakaya are the move — they serve hot bowls alongside fresh sushi and sashimi. This map is filtered to the spots near you most likely to do both.
My approach is simple: I favor shops that specialize rather than do a little of everything, and I trust a strong rating that holds up across plenty of reviews over a perfect score from just a few. In Washington, I open a couple of listings, skim the most recent reviews and the photos, and go with the bowl that looks carefully made. The map keeps everything sorted by distance, so you are never trading quality for a long drive.
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The map above shows Washington, DC Japanese restaurants and izakaya likely to serve both ramen and sushi. Enter your ZIP or click "Use my location" to sort by distance from your current location.
Yes — full-service Japanese restaurants and izakaya commonly serve both ramen and sushi, plus sashimi and small plates. Dedicated ramen shops and sushi bars usually specialize in one.
Start with a few pieces of nigiri or a roll while the kitchen fires your ramen, then eat the bowl while it is hot. It is the best way to sample the kitchen’s range.
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