Ryo's - Crows Nest
Ryo's
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Ryo's Ramen in Sydney has garnered widespread popularity, but some customers feel that the quality and service have declined in recent years. Despite this, the restaurant still stands out for its delicious menu offerings, particularly the soy tonkotsu and special broth options. The noodles are consistently well-made and the flavors are on point. While there may be long lines to contend with, the overall experience is worth it for those seeking an authentic and satisfying ramen experience in Sydney. With a cozy atmosphere and a menu that never disappoints, Ryo's Ramen remains a top choice for ramen enthusiasts in the area.
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Ryo's was amazing!!!<br <br We ordered:<br the spicy tonkotsu was 7.5 10<br noodles, eggs and pork suited the broth well but the dish didnt really suit my partners preferences : <br <br soy sauce tonkotsu was 8.5 10 <br slightly on the saltier side but was very well flavoured (i think you can ask to have the ramen soup less saltier), the pork, bokchoy and egg were an amazing addition! all worked very well together as a whole~<br <br
Its rare to get such quality and authentic Ramen in Australia. Only tried to one so far and will be back to explore further.
Ordered #3 spicy pork noddles. Soup has rich flavor. Dumplings are really good. Karaage tastes average. Very busy and people waiting outside for a long time, but worth it. Tastes better than Ippudo
Ryo's hype and fame definitely precedes its taste. Still one of the better bowls in Sydney, but it's rating is far above some of its superior competitors. Favourite here is the soy tonkotsu, which is quite balanced but lacks complexity. Owner apparently hails from Fukuoka but this is a far far cry from proper Hakata tonkotsu ramen which is much deeper in flavour and uses thin noodles. <br/ <br/ Worth a visit if you're nearby but I find it quite hard to justify the lines. Prices have also risen due to popularity but not yet to the point where it should be considered overpriced.
I've been to Ryo's many times and most locals in Sydney would know about Ryo's and how it is famous for its ramen. It's known for it's ramen rather than decore or anything else. I think it's a nice cheap and cheerful restaurant.Ryo's is a tiny little restaurant which is located away from the main strip of Crows Nest. We are able to typically find parking a street or two away.
