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How we read reviews →Carnegie's Japanese-owned ramen bar serving rich chashu pork ramen, udon and matcha soft serve to a loyal regular crowd.
Buzzy, unpretentious ramen bar on the Carnegie strip with an open kitchen, energetic chefs, and a bigger back dining room most walk-ins don't expect from the compact shopfront.
An open kitchen with visibly upbeat chefs, a dedicated matcha dessert menu (soft serve and matcha latte with red bean), and a larger hidden back dining area beyond the front room.
Reviewers repeatedly credit the Japanese ownership for authentic technique, singling out a perfectly executed soft-boiled egg and a broth style that reminds diners of eating in Japan.
Solid value at roughly $20 a bowl with generous portions, though a handful of reviewers flag inconsistency in broth quality and chashu tenderness between visits.
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