new jiro ramen spot alert in union square✨
Kamisama Ramen is a newly opened jiro ramen spot near Union Square. Jiro style ramen is known by its huge portion sizes, overflowing with toppings. This originates from the Japanese chain of ramen shops called Ramen Jiro in Tokyo‼️
Ambiance: The interior is similar a typical ramen spot with wooden features and booths. They also have a bar space filled with Sake if you like them 🫶
Price:
• spicy jiro ramen $17
• tonkastu ramen $17
• takoyaki $9
Favorite Item: I liked all of the items but takoyaki stole the show for me. Their takoyaki wasss soo good, I am still not over it 😭
Location:📍Union Square
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If you're exploring ramen options near Union Square, Kamisama Ramen offers an authentic Jiro-style experience that's hard to beat. Not only does it serve massive bowls packed with toppings, but the atmosphere also feels cozy with wooden accents and a well-stocked sake bar perfect for pairing with your meal. Beyond the spicy Jiro ramen and tonkotsu options—which are both fairly priced at $17 each—I highly recommend trying their takoyaki, which really stole the show for me with its crispy outside and tender filling. For those new to Jiro-style ramen, it's a famous Tokyo origin style known for its generous portions and rich flavors, so it’s great for anyone with a big appetite or who loves hearty Japanese noodles. This spot’s location right in Union Square makes it super convenient if you’re out and about in the city and craving something satisfying. Also, Kamisama Ramen’s menu is straightforward, which simplifies ordering, especially for ramen beginners. Reservations may be limited so arriving early or checking for openings online might be a good idea. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or just looking for a new spot to try, Kamisama Ramen definitely offers a unique NYC ramen dining experience that combines authentic style with a welcoming vibe.














































































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