Reren is pretty good, although its Lamen not Ramen.

Daikaya is very good too although a bit salty.

Everything, everywhere, and all at once🤷🏽‍♀️.

Not for a birthday meal setting but Island Sushi in Solomons has great ramen

Darkest hour

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Just carjack someone and drive

Bantom King

Minor threat, fugazi. Henry Rollins era black flag. Magrudergrind.

I don’t eat pork, so I really like the chicken broth ones at Bantam King, along with their Japanese fried chicken.

Lots more bike lanes!

I had Menya Hosaki for dinner tonight via take-out. I'm constantly amazed at how they survive with so few hours.. but then I taste the ramen and see the line out the door.

Fugazi?

Honestly nothing beats microwavable ramen

The Ramen that you make at your house 😂

THIS ISNT SARCASM!

Got it. Thanks for letting me know.

I’ll have to check out the Wharf one of these days! And the silver line is awesome, I can easily see my relatives now. Thanks for the reply.

Thank you! It’s a joy to be back.

Hanabi in Clarendon is my top choice

It's like there's unicorn tears in the broth. It's magical

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Crime is up nationwide since the pandemic. Nothing is DC specific, and the people naysaying that crime is worse than the 90s are absolutely delusional or more likely they are republicans who want to spread online the idea that cities are dangerous and dirty

Daikaya or Menya Hosaki are great. You can't do reservations at Daikaya, it's walk-ins only and it can be a bit tight esp if it's just the two of you bc they'll seat you at a bar like table so you sit side by side. For Menya Hosaki, you can't do reservations either but when the restaurant opens you can add your name to the waiting list. That one might be a little more spacious but they have a 90 minute dining limit.

Daikaya is a Sapporo style of ramen meaning its broth is made with chicken, pork, and beef. Oh and Menya Hosaki is only opened Wednesday - Friday in the evenings, but open for lunch on Tuesdays.

Second this

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