Harlem Ramen Restaurant Named One Of Best In NYC

HARLEM, NY — The arrival of cold weather heralds the start of ramen season in New York — and a few neighborhood spots have cracked a list of the best noodle soup bowls in the city.

A newly updated list by Eater NY names a Harlem restaurant in its compilation of the 29 best bowls of ramen in New York City — all of which Eater's senior critic Robert Sietsema promises will "chase away the chill."

Jin Ramen, on Broadway just south of 125th Street in West Harlem, cracked the list for its "astonishing range of ramen, both dry and wet," Sietsema wrote.

The standout dish, however, is the spicy tonkotsu, which uses a pork-bone broth "packed with chile oil and black garlic", Eater says.

Most of the restaurants have been included on past versions of Eater's list, including Jin Ramen. The latest list includes some new additions, however, like Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen in Hell's Kitchen and Tonchin, near Koreatown.

Read Eater's list of "29 Bowls of Ramen to Chase Away the Chill in NYC" here.