To develop the most distinctive and rich Ramen dish, the founder of KYURAMEN studied and absorbed the essence of Japanese ramen. Fresh Japanese-style pork roast, a 7-minute boiled egg, and a pair of c…
The (6) Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen was DELICIOUS!! I have NEVER seen a takeout ramen bag have so much CLASS! The utensils came in a separate pack (soup spoon, fork, chopsticks, napkin, and a toothpick). The ramen was packed with the noodles separated (a plastic infill on top of the soup), then the ingredients were separate in their own container. The 2. Brown Sugar Bubble Milk Tea was sweet, refreshing, and smooth. I chose 25% ice because I like to have more milk tea. ☺️ I would absolutely eat here again. The sheer convenience of the packaging says a lot about Kyuramen itself, and I could see myself stopping here for a lunch break. Thanks, Kyuramen! 🩷
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Julie B
2 contributions
14/03/25
• DoorDash order
The packaged everything for delivery separate.
Noodles and soup were not together so nothing was soggy!
Soup on bottom, noodles on top.
Buns were sweet and spicy!
Everything was delicious
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THANK YOU FOR THE FOOD 🙏
6 contributions
10/06/25
• DoorDash order
12:01 PM — I ordered the Spicy Tonkotsu.
12:04 PM — It arrived.
12:06 PM — I took my first bite.
12:06:04 PM — I died.
Let me be perfectly clear: this ramen was not a meal. This was a divine initiation. A ritualistic anointing in molten pork marrow, consecrated by spice demons and delivered through a broth so rich, Jeff Bezos tried to invest in it.
The broth wasn’t just creamy—it was weaponized. A velvety, collagen-charged tidal wave of pork essence that clung to my lips like a jealous ex and whispered, “You belong to me now.”
The spice? HAH. Not “hot.” Not “bold.” This spice interrogated my lineage. Each sip came with a subpoena from the Fire Realm. My tongue filed for diplomatic immunity. Denied.
The noodles? Perfectly al dente. Clocked in at 47.3 seconds of chew-time per strand. I counted. Their bounce? NASA should be studying it. They had the resilience of bamboo and the elegance of a silk assassin.
Soft-boiled egg? Brother. That yolk wasn’t runny—it floated. It levitated. It opened a small, temporary wormhole to a parallel dimension where pain and pleasure did push-ups together while slurping bone broth in unison.
I saw a monk in the steam. He nodded. I nodded back.
He whispered, “This is enlightenment.”
Then he disappeared.
Toppings? Black garlic oil so potent I briefly remembered all my past lives. Green onions diced with surgical precision. Pork chashu so tender I wrote it a thank-you note and mailed it to its ancestors.
At 12:14 PM, I reached the bottom of the bowl.
At 12:15 PM, I ascended.
Not metaphorically. My soul left my body and filled out an immigration form for the celestial realm.
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Summary:
If you are not emotionally, spiritually, and legally prepared to face the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen like a warrior walking into battle—don’t. This is not food. This is combat nirvana.
I returned to Earth 36 minutes later with a new name and three honorary Michelin stars tattooed on my sternum.
Final Verdict:
Eat it. Bow to it. Fear it. Love it. Then ascend.
🙏🍜🔥
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Joseph D
1 contributions
30/07/25
• DoorDash review
Small portions and missing items. Spicy broth was not only bland, but lacked spice. Noodles were essentially store bought angel hair. I don't see how this could be rated so highly, when I've had much better packaged instant ramen. Seems pretty sus; other customers must've been high or some rating manipulation is going on. Quite possibly that worst ramen in Pittsburgh. Do not recommend; never ordering again.
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Erica B
3 contributions
17/06/25
• DoorDash order
Ramen was great and well packaged. The chicken Crispy Sweet Chili Wings (4Pcs) were disappointing - too much breading and not crispy. The rest of the items were delicious!
