Ramen 369 - Delray Beach

A quaint hole in the wall ramen bar. Spent on average $15-25 for the meal. Unlike other places, the broths and ramen noodles are made in house. I personally recommend the shoyu or tonkotsu as your broth base.

Legit Ramen (like a little LES NYC in Delray Beach). No fuss, no pretense seeping from its neighbors, and none needed. It is straight up about the quality of ingredients and the traditional methods of fine Ramen. Not a Delray Beach same old same old,you?ll be lucky if you even get a chair to sit on (because there are barely any to begin with), and sometimes a plastic fold outtable will have to do, if not you stand. IYKYK The best of Delray?s Pineapple Grove is found in the true grit of no nonsensecuisine. A real foodies (Anthony Bourdain style) paradise.

This is the best ramen place EVER. I?ve had ramen in a bunch of different places around Florida and in Boston and nothing has come anywhere close to being this good!!!! Not just the ramen but all the appetizers and dessert too! Everything has always been10/10 I come as often as I can, it?s not that cheap, but the price is very justified, this place is way better than all theother ramen shops in the area! The man who makes the ramen is awesome too! He?s so nice and even put a flower in my ramen onceas a nice decoration :

The best rams I've ever tried. delivery or takeout is solid, but if they really want their socks to eat it at the bar

Okay, let's get this out: if you're here because you watched Naruto and thought the soup looks good. No. It won't be him.