Snack Korner — Restaurant in Lincoln

Snack Korner is located the door to left of the entrance of the Rococo. My kids and I absolutely love going here. My oldest is 20, and he discovered this phenomenal place when out with his friends. It is such a unique place to eat at. When you go in, you grab a tray and a disposable bowl. You then pick your ramen flavor and your mix-in's. You then go to the kiosk at the counter and ring in each item. After paying, you can proceed to the ramen cooking counter. Once you cook your ramen, find a seat and enjoy!!! 🤤 My youngest is six, and is the pickiest eater I've ever seen... However, it wasn't hard to convince him to go eat some cheesy ramen at a new restaurant. ❤️ He loves when I make cheesy ramen at home. When we got there, he only wanted bacon and crab in his ramen. I convinced him to add some of the narutos 💮 because they look like flowers. We sat upstairs. He liked the Naruto's 💮 so much that he was excited to try other new things. He tried and enjoyed their Enoki mushrooms 🍄 (straight out of my bowl ☺️). As well as, my shrimp, my fish cakes, and my egg roll!!! 😋. At the end of our meal, and since he did such a great job... We each tried a mochi ice cream, and a popsicle. They were the perfect light deserts after such a warm/filling meal. I highly recommend you check out this hidden gem. I think you'll love it too!!! 😉. Keep in mind this is located downtown, so parking can be difficult sometimes.😮‍💨. Hope you enjoy this spot as much as we...

We visited a ramen bar for the first time, and it was on our daughter’s list of places to try, so we had to give it a go. The selection of ramen was great, offering a range from mild to wild, with plenty of fresh toppings to choose from. Each ramen is rated by spice level, and toppings are individually priced, so while it’s fun to customize, it can add up if you overindulge. They also serve hot rice bowls, egg rolls, and sushi. After checking out, you head to the cooking stations to prepare your ramen as directed.

The seating is upstairs, and while it’s bar-style, it would be nice to have a few four-top tables for easier sharing. Overall, it’s a fun experience and definitely worth trying...

What a fun place to stop and have lunch! They have a huge selection of ramen packets to pick from. Each one is clearly labeled on its heat/spice factor and on what style of ramen it is. There is someone there helping you along the whole time and there to answer any questions you may have. Once you have your ramen packet, you head down to the toppings station. They have all of their toppings individually bagged so you can pick whatever you would like. Then they have a machine with very clear instructions on how to assemble everything. It's really fun to make and was tasty! They also have teas, other drinks and some snacks...