Sozai Japanese Restaurant
Sozai Japanese Restaurant is a ramen restaurant in New York, NY.
Every spot we track for ramen takeout in New York, ranked by rating and review volume. Search by name, or switch to the map.
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Sozai Japanese Restaurant is a ramen restaurant in New York, NY.
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Zen-like Japanese counter serve spotlighting a menu of ramen, donburi, poke bowls & hand rolls.
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Creative homemade noodle soups & izakaya-style small plates served in a colorful space with a patio.
Snug, stylish eatery specializing in its namesake noodle soup, plus other Japanese staples.
Japanese eatery spotlighting ramen, rice bowls, and small plates in an industrial-chic space.
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Compact choice with outdoor seating, serving loaded ramen bowls & donburi with housemade tofu.
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Informal ramen restaurant with a specialty for tonkotsu ramen in a pork bone broth.
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Korean restaurant focused on ramyun and starters in a warmly lit, contemporary space.
Casual Japanese eatery serving up bowls of ramen noodles in a simple environment.
Snug Japanese restaurant specializing in ramen with housemade broths, plus seasonal brews.
Informal, wood-paneled restaurant serving Japanese ramen dishes, plus sake, beers & wine.
Modern ramen spot with Japanese-style noodle bowls & sake in a big interior with a warm vibe.
Purveyor of meat & vegetarian ramen soups & salads in a plant-accented space with wooden counters.
Cocktails, steamed buns, customizable ramen & an extensive sushi menu in a warm, brick-lined space.
Japanese ramen, oysters & sake, plus happy hour, in a stylish, intimate spot with exposed brick.
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Contemporary, brick-lined ramen restaurant specializing in miso-based broth with various toppings.
David Chang's Asian-accented American fare comes with an open kitchen, spare decor & dinner crowds.
Branch of a Japanese chain serving tonkotsu ramen bowls at tables or solo booths with no tipping.
Simple eatery with a range of Japanese dishes from sashimi and noodle soups to teriyaki.
Ramen spot by Masaharu Morimoto with communal tables for Japanese noodles, appetizers, and sakes.
Classic Japanese noodle soups & donburi served in a snug space with low lighting & concrete walls.
Noodle soups, gyoza, bao buns, and other standards in a comfy eatery with wood accents and counter seats.
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Several types of ramen, Japanese appetizers, sake, and beer are served in a tiny, contemporary storefront.
Funky, compact noodle shop offering Tokyo-style ramen & rice bowls, plus beer & sake.
Funky, compact noodle shop offering Tokyo-style ramen & rice bowls, plus beer & sake.
Traditional ramen, tsukemen, Japanese small plates, and sake served in a cozy space.
Airy, stylish noodle shop with an open kitchen prepping ramen, plus Japanese and Korean small plates.
Japanese spot for spicy ramen bowls, appetizers, beer & sake, with counter & table seating.
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Sashimi & creative maki, plus Japanese kitchen entrees, served in a laid-back space with a full bar.
Contemporary joint offering sushi, salads & teriyaki plates for dine-in, take-out & delivery.
Savory slow-cooked ramen bowls, BBQs & a wide sake selection in intimate environs.
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Intimate destination for Japanese noodle soups, as well as dumplings, curry & mochi.
Several varieties of ramen plus soup dumplings, pork buns & more offered in a busy, no-frills space.
Busy Japanese joint specializing in rice bowls & ramen noodle dishes in a casual atmosphere.
Casual Japanese eatery serving up bowls of ramen noodles in a simple environment.
Japanese noodle soups served in a cozy nook styled like a traditional, old-timey ramen shop.
Busy Japanese joint specializing in rice bowls & ramen noodle dishes in a casual atmosphere.
Small Japanese noodle shop dishing out bowls of ramen and other basic fare at a long counter.
Eatery with comic-book-style wall art, serving Japanese- and Korean-influenced ramen bowls.
This contemporary Japanese eatery specializing in noodle dishes & sushi offers beer, wine & sake.
Japanese eatery serving ramen, sushi, bento boxes & global beer & wines in a modern space.
Cool, easygoing spot doling out chicken-broth ramen and other noodle house provisions.
A top Japanese chef prepares a variety of ramen bowls in a narrow space with table & counter seats.
Counter service ordering from an array of Japanese dishes, specializing in ramen, with cozy decor.
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Busy, casual walk-in Asian outlet in a shopping mall serving noodles and ramen from the open kitchen.
A menu featuring build-your-own ramen & poke bowls with minimalist interiors & bamboo table accents.
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When I am after ramen takeout in New York, the list above is where I start. It is already filtered toward ramen takeout, 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.
Ramen is the hardest takeout order to get right: noodles keep cooking in hot broth, so a bowl packed as one container can turn soft before you reach your door. The New York shops on this map all offer takeout, and the ones worth repeating pack the broth, noodles, and toppings separately so you assemble at home — the same thing a shop in New York does for a delivery driver when it cares about the bowl arriving intact. Use the map to find takeout ramen close to you in New York, NY, then filter by broth style, price, or what's open right now.
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 New York, 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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Every restaurant on the map above offers takeout in New York, NY. Enter your ZIP or click "Use my location" to sort by distance, then layer on a broth filter — tonkotsu, miso, shoyu, or shio — to narrow it to the style you're craving.
It does when the shop packs it properly. Noodles continue absorbing liquid the moment they sit in hot broth, so the best takeout ramen arrives with the broth, noodles, and toppings in separate containers. Assemble it the second you get home and it tastes close to counter-fresh.
Bring the broth back to a near-simmer on the stove rather than microwaving the whole bowl, then pour it over the noodles in your own bowl and add the toppings last. If the noodles came pre-soaked in broth, eat immediately — reheating those makes them softer, not better.
Usually it is close to the same menu price, though you avoid a tip on table service. Use the price filter on the map to see budget bowls under about $15 across New York, NY.
Yes, and it is one of the better group orders if the shop packs components separately — everyone assembles their own bowl and adds toppings to taste. Call ahead for larger orders so the kitchen can time the noodles.
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