Jinya Ramen - Sandy Springs

I had a great first experience at this restaurant. They offer plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. The food arrived quickly and was fresh and hot. I tried the Brussels sprout tempura and the Flying Vegan Harvest bowl this time, both of which were delicious. I plan on trying the Tsunami White Pearl bowl next time. The atmosphere was welcoming and the server was friendly and knowledgeable. The noise level was moderate, allowing for comfortable conversation. I will definitely return and may choose to sit outside on my next visit. #NomNom

Went here with in a group of 4, we ordered the impossible meat gyozas and they were spectacular ???????? For ramen we ordered spicy chicken ramen, chicken wonton , jinya chicken and tsunami white pearl. My favorite was spicy chicken ramen and for my taste buds mild spice level was really mild and next time I?d go for spicy level. The order came in very fast and the waiters were very warm and welcoming. Probably this place will be my goto for ramen. Also, I so appreciate them having variety of options for vegan and chicken as most of the ramen places have limited options. The menu here is on point, thanks for adding those pictures that do absolute justice to the actual dish.

Been want to try here for sometime..definitely glad I did. The service was great and we sat outside and enjoyed the day. The food was good.. the pork sandwich appetizer was delicious...I expected the soup to be more seasoned and spicy, I had to request more spice (my tolerance is high)..overall good I will definitely visit again.

This is our favorite Ramen restaurant, but if you are concerned about Covid, be aware that the tables are very close together and cannot be moved because they are bolted down. During our visit, a child at the table next to us sneezed towards our food without covering their mouth, which made us uncomfortable due to the close proximity of the tables. It's not the restaurant's fault that the child didn't cover their mouth, but they could improve by adjusting the seating arrangement. We were disappointed that they removed the Sprouting Up Ramen from the menu. The server suggested a similar option, but it didn't taste the same. However, my husband enjoyed his favorite dish. The flavorful broth in their Ramen sets them apart from other places we've tried, but we hope they bring back the Sprouting Up Ramen as it was the best. Usually, I would give them a 4 or 5-star rating, but this time it was not as good.

I tried the tonkotsu black ramen at this restaurant and the broth was excellent. The flavor was well-developed with minimal distractions. The noodles were thin, but tasty. The toppings, especially the marinated soft-boiled egg, were delicious. I would recommend skipping the appetizers as they were not as great (the crispy rice with tuna was not crispy enough and the jalapeño overpowered the tuna's flavor, while the takoyaki seemed to be from a frozen package). I would suggest going straight for the ramen instead.