Nuna Ramen - Seattle

The Card of Nuna Ramen from Seattle includes about 65 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $13.1.

What Kevin S likes about Nuna Ramen:
Amazing food. This place should be packed. Not sure why it's not. The Poke bowl brings me back. And I never get tired of it. The Agedashi is nicely done. Delicate for tofu.It must be hard for these really good spots to have lost the in-office lunch crowd with Google and and Tableau still absent.For those of us still in Freemont. Get in here so they stick around. read more.

The diner is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological disabilities.

What Alicia M doesn't like about Nuna Ramen:
Ramen here is just ok. But they're the only ramen place in Fremont, and I was really craving it one night. Got the spicy tonkotsu and added an egg. $20+ for mediocre ramen. Pork chasu was dry, and the egg over cooked. My husband got the pork katsu, which was pretty good. Arashi Ramen in Ballard is much better. read more.

In Seattle, traditional courses are prepared in the kitchen of Nuna Ramen with typical Asian spices fine, and easily digestible Japanese menus are being made with lots of fresh vegetables, fish and meat. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Nuna Ramen. Anyone who finds the usual and generally known menus too ordinary can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some exciting combination of ingredients enjoy, there are also delicious vegetarian menus on the menu.