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Momoka Ramen South Philly
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Nearby attractions
Painting with a Twist
611 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Bainbridge Green
414 Bainbridge St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Starr Garden Playground
600-44 Lombard St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Weccacoe Playground
400 Catharine St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
419 S 6th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Live Nation
334 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
B'nai Abraham Chabad
527 Lombard St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church
412 Pine St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
3rd Street Gallery
610 S 3rd St Store Front, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Three Bears Park
319 Delancey St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Nearby restaurants
Jim's South St.
400 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Cilantro Mediterranean Cuisine
613 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village
632 S 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tattooed Mom
530 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Ishkabibble's II
517 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Alyan's Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Restaurant
603 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Fat Tuesday Philadelphia
431 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Gnocchi Restaurant
613 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Isot Turkish Cuisine
622 S 6th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Three Graces Coffee Co.
719 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Nearby local services
Philly AIDS Thrift
710 S 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Sharp Clips
711 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147, United States
Juju Salon & Organics
716 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Baked
740 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Fabriq Spa
728 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Urban Princess Boutique
620 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Three Queens Yoga
410 Monroe St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
M&K NAIL SPA
609 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Moon + Arrow
742 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Maryanne S. Ritter Jewelers
712 S 4th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Nearby hotels
The Queen Hotel Queen Village, Sonder
628 S 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
YOWIE Hotel & Shop
226 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Philadelphia Marriott Old City
One Dock St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Philadelphia Hotel Bella Vista
758 S 10th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Morris House Hotel
225 S 8th St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing
201 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia
433 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel
401 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
The Ledger Residences by Sosuite - Old City
Independence Square, 150 S Independence Mall W, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Thomas Bond House
129 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Momoka Ramen South Philly

705 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147, United States
4.8(71)$$$$
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attractions: Painting with a Twist, Bainbridge Green, Starr Garden Playground, Weccacoe Playground, Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Live Nation, B'nai Abraham Chabad, Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church, 3rd Street Gallery, Three Bears Park, restaurants: Jim's South St., Cilantro Mediterranean Cuisine, Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village, Tattooed Mom, Ishkabibble's II, Alyan's Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Restaurant, Fat Tuesday Philadelphia, Gnocchi Restaurant, Isot Turkish Cuisine, Three Graces Coffee Co., local businesses: Philly AIDS Thrift, Sharp Clips, Juju Salon & Organics, Baked, Fabriq Spa, Urban Princess Boutique, Three Queens Yoga, M&K NAIL SPA, Moon + Arrow, Maryanne S. Ritter Jewelers
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+1 215-207-0340
Website
momokapa.com
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Tue11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.Closed

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Featured dishes

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Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen
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Black Garlic Ramen
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Spicy Miso Ramen
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Vegetarian Shoyu Ramen
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Chicken Katsu
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Scallion Pancake

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Nearby attractions of Momoka Ramen South Philly

Painting with a Twist

Bainbridge Green

Starr Garden Playground

Weccacoe Playground

Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church

Live Nation

B'nai Abraham Chabad

Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church

3rd Street Gallery

Three Bears Park

Painting with a Twist

Painting with a Twist

4.9

(386)

Closed
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Bainbridge Green

Bainbridge Green

4.1

(24)

Open 24 hours
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Starr Garden Playground

Starr Garden Playground

4.4

(108)

Closed
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Weccacoe Playground

Weccacoe Playground

4.4

(59)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Momoka Ramen South Philly

Jim's South St.

Cilantro Mediterranean Cuisine

Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village

Tattooed Mom

Ishkabibble's II

Alyan's Middle Eastern & Mediterranean Restaurant

Fat Tuesday Philadelphia

Gnocchi Restaurant

Isot Turkish Cuisine

Three Graces Coffee Co.

Jim's South St.

Jim's South St.

4.4

(4.9K)

$

Closed
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Cilantro Mediterranean Cuisine

Cilantro Mediterranean Cuisine

4.9

(1.8K)

$$

Closed
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Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village

Emmy Squared Pizza: Queen Village

4.4

(391)

$$

Closed
Click for details
Tattooed Mom

Tattooed Mom

4.6

(1.3K)

$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Momoka Ramen South Philly

Philly AIDS Thrift

Sharp Clips

Juju Salon & Organics

Baked

Fabriq Spa

Urban Princess Boutique

Three Queens Yoga

M&K NAIL SPA

Moon + Arrow

Maryanne S. Ritter Jewelers

Philly AIDS Thrift

Philly AIDS Thrift

4.7

(553)

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Sharp Clips

Sharp Clips

4.9

(101)

Click for details
Juju Salon & Organics

Juju Salon & Organics

4.8

(75)

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Baked

Baked

5.0

(63)

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Reviews of Momoka Ramen South Philly

4.8
(71)
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5.0
41w

The place is cute with anime (DragonBall, Slam Dunk) and other food manga decoration and plants. Tidy, cozy and perfect for a Queen Village neighborhood spot. So glad we found this ramen spot! The food, the prices, the vibes was definitely on point.

Don't expect something straight out of Tokyo but this place did a great job of curating the ramen broth (miso, shoyu, etc) types in its own ways (a bit Korean and few a bit Taiwanese). Like the various toppings available only at an Asian joint (bamboo shoots). Additionally, it was one of the few ramen places in the US that I have been to that does the less salty broth without taking away from depth of broth well. The takoyaki and the scallion pancakes were spot on. Moreover, I like that they have curry platters (totally Japanese or Korean style like the dontaksu curry than Indian or Thai) and teriyaki platters. Makes for a great meal.

We went for Friday lunch, and there was an Asian mom and 2 daughters also having a meal there as well. The seating area doesn't seem too big (I don't know if they have more seating below or next door). However, there were flurry of people coming for pick up/take out. I think there might have been at least 10 pick-up orders while we were there. I can see why, since why not get a teriyaki or curry platter or hearty ramen for the price (or less) of a combo meal at Chick Fil A, Subway, or Chipotle. If I live in Philly, definitely would have made it into my weekly or biweekly rotation for a meal!

There was one lady who took care of our orders, bussing, refilling water, etc. with great efficiency wearing pink nitrile gloves. Adorable and points for hygiene.

*I forgot to take the photos of the ramen. Just went for it and realized...

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2.0
33w

I was excited when I saw authentic Japanese ramen on their window, but I should have known better when I saw ‘salmon ramen’ on the menu. It simply is not a thing. There was also Shu Mai and spring roll on the menu which are not Japanese, but I do appreciate the variety of food they would like to provide, but generally that is not a good sign. I ordered shoyu ramen which looked pretty good at first glance, but the broth lacks flavor. I think I would’ve been less annoyed if they just called it a bowl of noodle soup because it tastes nowhere like what a shoyu ramen supposed to taste like. The ramen noodle almost tastes like hong kongnese egg noodle. I know I sound like a snob at this point, but would just like to give an honest review. The owner/ waiter is extremely nice and kept checking on us to see if we like our food. I lied. I do see other patrons enjoying their food, so maybe it’s just me. My usual go to is Eso ramen which is about five minutes walk away, but they are leaving for good after June. If anyone knows any good ramen spot, please leave recommendations. I think the thing that frustrated me the most is, and again sounding like a snob, this is definitely not authentic Japanese Ramen so please stop with the false advertisement because people will be disappointed when they find...

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5.0
40w

This is one of those “should I let the secret out” type reviews. Lucky for you, I’m going to spill the secret…but don’t take my seat.

Momoka is a relatively new spot in Queen Village. They’ve got Ramen, Curry, Bao, a small assortment of skewers, and a variety of different appetizers. I’ve now been twice, and this is easily a contender for best ramen in Philly. But everything is actually great here.

The curry is great, the skewers are great, and even the scallion pancakes are great. I know what you’re thinking: “scallion pancakes? You can get them anywhere.” What if I told you these were somehow better than any of the ones you’ve had. Crispy and flaky, almost croissant-like.

I’ve had the spicy miso ramen and the black garlic ramen. I also tried my wife’s spicy tonkatsu. All were 10/10, no notes.

All in all, this place made it onto my favorite spots really quickly. Everything is great.

I’m trusting you with this info, don’t let the secret out too much. I need this ramen, and...

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The place is cute with anime (DragonBall, Slam Dunk) and other food manga decoration and plants. Tidy, cozy and perfect for a Queen Village neighborhood spot. So glad we found this ramen spot! The food, the prices, the vibes was definitely on point. Don't expect something straight out of Tokyo but this place did a great job of curating the ramen broth (miso, shoyu, etc) types in its own ways (a bit Korean and few a bit Taiwanese). Like the various toppings available only at an Asian joint (bamboo shoots). Additionally, it was one of the few ramen places in the US that I have been to that does the less salty broth without taking away from depth of broth well. The takoyaki and the scallion pancakes were spot on. Moreover, I like that they have curry platters (totally Japanese or Korean style like the dontaksu curry than Indian or Thai) and teriyaki platters. Makes for a great meal. We went for Friday lunch, and there was an Asian mom and 2 daughters also having a meal there as well. The seating area doesn't seem too big (I don't know if they have more seating below or next door). However, there were flurry of people coming for pick up/take out. I think there might have been at least 10 pick-up orders while we were there. I can see why, since why not get a teriyaki or curry platter or hearty ramen for the price (or less) of a combo meal at Chick Fil A, Subway, or Chipotle. If I live in Philly, definitely would have made it into my weekly or biweekly rotation for a meal! There was one lady who took care of our orders, bussing, refilling water, etc. with great efficiency wearing pink nitrile gloves. Adorable and points for hygiene. *I forgot to take the photos of the ramen. Just went for it and realized after the meal.
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I was excited when I saw authentic Japanese ramen on their window, but I should have known better when I saw ‘salmon ramen’ on the menu. It simply is not a thing. There was also Shu Mai and spring roll on the menu which are not Japanese, but I do appreciate the variety of food they would like to provide, but generally that is not a good sign. I ordered shoyu ramen which looked pretty good at first glance, but the broth lacks flavor. I think I would’ve been less annoyed if they just called it a bowl of noodle soup because it tastes nowhere like what a shoyu ramen supposed to taste like. The ramen noodle almost tastes like hong kongnese egg noodle. I know I sound like a snob at this point, but would just like to give an honest review. The owner/ waiter is extremely nice and kept checking on us to see if we like our food. I lied. I do see other patrons enjoying their food, so maybe it’s just me. My usual go to is Eso ramen which is about five minutes walk away, but they are leaving for good after June. If anyone knows any good ramen spot, please leave recommendations. I think the thing that frustrated me the most is, and again sounding like a snob, this is definitely not authentic Japanese Ramen so please stop with the false advertisement because people will be disappointed when they find out it is not.
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The place is cute with anime (DragonBall, Slam Dunk) and other food manga decoration and plants. Tidy, cozy and perfect for a Queen Village neighborhood spot. So glad we found this ramen spot! The food, the prices, the vibes was definitely on point. Don't expect something straight out of Tokyo but this place did a great job of curating the ramen broth (miso, shoyu, etc) types in its own ways (a bit Korean and few a bit Taiwanese). Like the various toppings available only at an Asian joint (bamboo shoots). Additionally, it was one of the few ramen places in the US that I have been to that does the less salty broth without taking away from depth of broth well. The takoyaki and the scallion pancakes were spot on. Moreover, I like that they have curry platters (totally Japanese or Korean style like the dontaksu curry than Indian or Thai) and teriyaki platters. Makes for a great meal. We went for Friday lunch, and there was an Asian mom and 2 daughters also having a meal there as well. The seating area doesn't seem too big (I don't know if they have more seating below or next door). However, there were flurry of people coming for pick up/take out. I think there might have been at least 10 pick-up orders while we were there. I can see why, since why not get a teriyaki or curry platter or hearty ramen for the price (or less) of a combo meal at Chick Fil A, Subway, or Chipotle. If I live in Philly, definitely would have made it into my weekly or biweekly rotation for a meal! There was one lady who took care of our orders, bussing, refilling water, etc. with great efficiency wearing pink nitrile gloves. Adorable and points for hygiene. *I forgot to take the photos of the ramen. Just went for it and realized after the meal.
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I was excited when I saw authentic Japanese ramen on their window, but I should have known better when I saw ‘salmon ramen’ on the menu. It simply is not a thing. There was also Shu Mai and spring roll on the menu which are not Japanese, but I do appreciate the variety of food they would like to provide, but generally that is not a good sign. I ordered shoyu ramen which looked pretty good at first glance, but the broth lacks flavor. I think I would’ve been less annoyed if they just called it a bowl of noodle soup because it tastes nowhere like what a shoyu ramen supposed to taste like. The ramen noodle almost tastes like hong kongnese egg noodle. I know I sound like a snob at this point, but would just like to give an honest review. The owner/ waiter is extremely nice and kept checking on us to see if we like our food. I lied. I do see other patrons enjoying their food, so maybe it’s just me. My usual go to is Eso ramen which is about five minutes walk away, but they are leaving for good after June. If anyone knows any good ramen spot, please leave recommendations. I think the thing that frustrated me the most is, and again sounding like a snob, this is definitely not authentic Japanese Ramen so please stop with the false advertisement because people will be disappointed when they find out it is not.
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