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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Great Ramen on 03/30/2006
Great Ramen!
Great for a quick Japanese fix. They don't have sushi here, but their Ramen and Yakisoba are so good. Very crowded during lunchtime so try to go after the lunch rush.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/17/2006
A great times square secret
Sapporo has very good ramen and appetizers (especially the gyoza) for excellent prices. The ramen portion sizes are substantial; some may find they can split a single bowl with someone else and still be sated. I personally love the atmosphere; I think their lack of interest in looking like every other Japanese restaurant is in itself stylish and appealing. Bring a friend and twenty dollars (cash, they don't take credit cards) and I guarantee you'll both leave stuffed and satisfied.
Posted by Ramen Lover on 01/24/2006
Maa Maa (Just ok, Good for a quick meal)
The ramen is good for those looking for a quick meal in the busy midtown area. Definitely not comparable to any ramen served in Japan, but the Japanese food selection is economic and decent when compared to other Japanese restaurants around the area.
Posted by Lunch Review on 01/23/2006
Good noodle
The noodle soup was pretty good, and the portion is large. However, it is a little bit over priced comparing to other options around the area. But If you want Japanese noodle soup, this place definitely beats the competition.
Posted by Noodle Head on 01/07/2006
No frills but great noodles
If you dig Ramen, this is the place for you. Get the Special Ramen. I eat here at least 4 times a month. Great bang for the buck too. Service and atmosphere shouldn't even be judged because this is a spot to eat, not socialize.
Posted by missmimimao on 10/06/2005
I'd come back anytime!
The food is good, makes for a solid, reliable meal. I don't think it's the best ramen experience I've had, but do rate it as above average and intend to return often. Like other ramen places in US, I find the broth a bit heavy. Consistency of noodles and flavor is fine, all ingredients seem fresh. Haven't had it yet but the gyoza looked particularly fresh -- more so than at other ramen joints. Fast, friendly service -- I the atmosphere most at the bar where you can see all the cooking action.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/17/2005
Art of ramen
Absolutely lovely ramen. Wonderful to have a place like this in Times Square, of all places. Skip the chain restaurants and come here instead. Base paste is not as hearty as other ramen places in the city, but their noodle consistency is perfect. Would eat here everyday if I could.