I introduce Kame ramen.
Kame means Turtle in Japanese.
Also, because turtle lives long/many years,
there is hidden meaning in it too.
So they might name kame because this shop wants
to live/survive like kame lives.
亀＝turtle in Japenese and I think also Chinese too.
I went there around 3 pm so there was no
waiting and easy to find the seat.
I ordered Tonkostu ramen and also Gyoza(dumpling)
This gyoza was really good.
Very thin but was juicy and crunchy
though I'm sure there is a lot of garlic in it
might be better to skip
if you will have a face to face work after you eat this.
I ordered regular Tonkotsu ramen.
This ramen soup is one of the mildest/smooth ones in NY.
I really love this soup.
You will taste full-bodied and same time kind of sweetness
from the oil of pork and pig's bone.
Not too salty and feels many layers of the taste
so I enjoyed whole soup!
The noodle itself is wavy and normal thickness.
For me, cha-syu(roasted pork fillet) was bit too oily/fat but
the pork was soft and juicy too.
This ramen is high-quality and well-balanced.
Price ★★★☆☆ Bit over price for ramen.
Service ★★★★☆ Good!
Taste★★★★☆ I love soup!
Do I want to go again? I think so but there are many ramen shops like here recently.
Message or new ramen shop info welcome!!
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