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JINYA Ramen Bar -San Antonio
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JINYA Ramen Bar -San Antonio

5311 N Loop 1604 W Suite 101, San Antonio, TX 78249
4.9(1.8K)
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attractions: Andretti Indoor Karting & Games San Antonio, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, iFLY Indoor Skydiving - San Antonio, Lucy's Doggy Daycare and Spa, restaurants: Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse, Handel's Homemade Ice Cream, Tacos n’ Salsa Mexican Cafe, The Sicilian Butcher - San Antonio, Topgolf San Antonio, Kerbey Lane Cafe, Velvet Taco, Starbucks, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse, Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
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(210) 251-2519
Website
jinyaramenbar.com

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The Red Garnet
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Curry Nikuman
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Spicy Creamy Vegan Ramen
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Flying Vegan Harvest
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Vegan Red Fire Opal
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JINYA Chicken Ramen
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Spicy Chicken Ramen
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Wonton Chicken Ramen
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JINYA Tonkotsu Black
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Tonkotsu Spicy
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JINYA Tonkotsu Original 2010
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Yuzu Shio Delight
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Spicy Umami Miso Ramen
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Shrimp Wonton Ramen
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Original Noodles (Kaedama)
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Gluten-Free Noodles
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Kale Noodles
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Fresh Garlic
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Butter
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Green Onion
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Fried Onion
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Cabbage
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Spicy Bean Sprouts
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Seasoned Egg
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Spinach
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Tofu
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Nori Dried Seaweed
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Corn
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Kikurage
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Broccoli
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Broccolini
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Bamboo Shoot
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Brussels Sprouts
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Chicken Soboro
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Pork Soboro
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Impossible™ Soboro
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Impossible™ Patty (1 Pc)
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Pork Chashu
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Chicken Wonton
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Shrimp Wonton
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Chicken Chashu
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Mushroom
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Bok Choy
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Extra Soup
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Spicy Sauce
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Seaweed Salad
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House Salad
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JINYA Quinoa Salad
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Salmon Poke Tacos* (2 Pcs)
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Spicy Tuna Tacos* (2 Pcs)
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Impossible™ Tacos (2 Pcs)
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Edamame
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Pork Gyoza (6 Pcs)
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Impossible™ Gyoza (6pcs)
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Nikuman
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JINYA Bun (1 Pc)
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Impossible™ Bun (1 Pc)
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Brussels Sprouts Tempura
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Crispy Chicken
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Takoyaki -Octopus Balls
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Corn Tempura
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Sautéed Broccolini
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Caramelized Cauliflower
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Spicy Creamy Shrimp Tempura
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Crispy Rice With Spicy Tuna
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Pork Chashu Bowl
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Chicken Chashu Bowl
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Impossible™ Rice Bowl
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California Poke Bowl
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Tokyo Curry Rice
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Steamed Rice
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Pork Gyoza (4 Pcs) & Salad
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Crispy Chicken & Salad
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Chicken Chashu Bowl* & Salad
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Pork Chashu Bowl* & Salad
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Impossible™ Rice Bowl & Salad
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Tokyo Curry Rice & Salad
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Mochi Ice Cream
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Panna Cotta
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Kid's Meal
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JINYA Quinoa Salad
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Salmon Poke* Tacos (2 Pcs)
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Impossible™ Tacos (2 Pcs)
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Panna Cotta

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Andretti Indoor Karting & Games San Antonio

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4.3

(2K)

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BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

4.8

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iFLY Indoor Skydiving - San Antonio

4.8

(651)

Closed
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Lucy's Doggy Daycare and Spa

Lucy's Doggy Daycare and Spa

4.6

(336)

Open 24 hours
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Reviews of JINYA Ramen Bar -San Antonio

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5.0
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JINYA Ramen: A Modern Refuge for the Soul and Palate

In the heart of The South Rim, JINYA Ramen emerges as a modern sanctuary for those in pursuit of both culinary excellence and a vibrant atmosphere. Stepping inside JINYA, guests are immediately enveloped in an ambiance that marries sleek, contemporary design with an underlying warmth that beckons you deeper. The styling is distinctly modern, with clean lines and chic decor that speak to the sophisticated palate, while the selection of music pulsating softly through the space adds an energetic undertone, creating an environment where culinary tradition meets modern relaxation.

The key to JINYA Ramen's allure lies in its meticulously crafted menu. Here, ramen is not just food; it's a narrative of flavors, textures, and aromas. Their signature bowl, the Tonkotsu Black, epitomizes this philosophy. It’s an exquisite blend of rich, pork-based broth infused with garlic oil, tender chashu pork, a perfectly soft-boiled saoekd egg, and noodles that strike the ideal balance between firmness and absorption, creating a dish that is both complex and comforting.

Yet, what elevates the JINYA experience from merely dining to an event to remember is the matchless service. The staff (especially Eric), attuned to the rhythms of our needs and desires. Their recommendations are thoughtful, reflecting a deep understanding of the menu and the individual diner’s preferences, making each visit uniquely tailored.

The modern styling of JINYA Ramen extends beyond its interior design to encompass the overall dining experience. Here, the traditional ramen bar is reimagined as a space where guests can not only enjoy exceptional food but also revel in a sensory experience. The good music selection complements the flavors and elevates the ambiance, ensuring that every visit stimulates all the senses.

JINYA Ramen stands as a testament to the power of food to bring people together, offering a space where the hustle of the city fades into the background, replaced by the joy of shared meals and stories. It's a place where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly, inviting diners on a gastronomic journey that’s as rich and nuanced as the ramen itself.

For those seeking not just a meal but an immersion into a world where flavor, design, and music converge, JINYA Ramen is a destination that promises to delight, surprise, and invite return visits. Here, each bowl of ramen is more than sustenance; it's a celebration of culinary artistry set against the backdrop of...

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3.0
48w

I’ve had both great and not-so-great experiences at JINYA Ramen Bar. During my visit on 01/04/25, I encountered four staff members, three of whom were professional and accommodating. However, my interaction with the female manager left a lot to be desired.

Here’s what happened: I called ahead at 7:32 PM to request a table for 7. A young man assured me they could accommodate us, and we were only five minutes away. Upon arrival, the female hostess and a male staff member were both aware of our reservation and promptly let us know our table was ready. Everything seemed smooth—until the manager stepped in.

The manager walked past my family and another family waiting behind us without acknowledging us. Instead, she greeted two men she appeared to know and seated them at the table intended for us. When I flagged her down to address the mix-up, she claimed it was a misunderstanding. However, the staff I spoke with earlier seemed aligned, leaving me with the impression that the manager was playing favorites.

I observed the manager scolding the young man I spoke to on the phone, even though he had been nothing but helpful and professional. When I asked why the two men (whose party of 8 wasn’t even present yet) were seated before us, the manager gave me vague excuses and refused to rectify the situation. This behavior was unprofessional and disappointing, especially since she admitted they do not take reservations.

On the bright side, our food was excellent, and our waitress was attentive and efficient. Still, the favoritism and lack of professionalism displayed by the manager overshadowed the experience.

JINYA has been a favorite of ours, especially the Austin location, but this encounter at the San Antonio location makes me hesitant to return. I hope management addresses these concerns and provides retraining for the manager to ensure fair and consistent service for...

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5.0
19w

If you’re not eating ramen at JINYA, what are you even doing with your life? I came in for a bowl of noodles and accidentally had a life-changing experience, thanks to our server, Jocelyn — a literal angel in an apron, or possibly a retired Marvel superhero, I’m not sure.

First off, let’s talk about the ramen. It was so good I almost started crying in the middle of the restaurant. The broth? Rich and savory like it had been simmering in a cauldron guarded by ancient flavor gods. The noodles? Perfectly chewy like they had just come back from a yoga retreat. But honestly, as good as the food was, Jocelyn was the real star.

She didn’t just take our order, she took our souls and made them better. At one point, I dropped my napkin and before it even hit the floor, Jocelyn had a new one in my hand. It was like time slowed down. Then, get this, a rogue meteor literally plummeted toward the restaurant mid-bite. Most people screamed. One guy fainted. But Jocelyn? She calmly reached under the counter, pulled out a pair of tongs, and redirected that flaming space rock straight into the moon. Then she refilled my water.

She was funny, fast, friendly, and somehow managed to memorize our order with zero notes. Jocelyn is the reason I’ll be coming back to JINYA every week until I turn into broth myself.

10/10 ramen. 11/10 Jocelyn. Would recommend. Would survive a natural...

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I’ve had both great and not-so-great experiences at JINYA Ramen Bar. During my visit on 01/04/25, I encountered four staff members, three of whom were professional and accommodating. However, my interaction with the female manager left a lot to be desired. Here’s what happened: I called ahead at 7:32 PM to request a table for 7. A young man assured me they could accommodate us, and we were only five minutes away. Upon arrival, the female hostess and a male staff member were both aware of our reservation and promptly let us know our table was ready. Everything seemed smooth—until the manager stepped in. The manager walked past my family and another family waiting behind us without acknowledging us. Instead, she greeted two men she appeared to know and seated them at the table intended for us. When I flagged her down to address the mix-up, she claimed it was a misunderstanding. However, the staff I spoke with earlier seemed aligned, leaving me with the impression that the manager was playing favorites. I observed the manager scolding the young man I spoke to on the phone, even though he had been nothing but helpful and professional. When I asked why the two men (whose party of 8 wasn’t even present yet) were seated before us, the manager gave me vague excuses and refused to rectify the situation. This behavior was unprofessional and disappointing, especially since she admitted they do not take reservations. On the bright side, our food was excellent, and our waitress was attentive and efficient. Still, the favoritism and lack of professionalism displayed by the manager overshadowed the experience. JINYA has been a favorite of ours, especially the Austin location, but this encounter at the San Antonio location makes me hesitant to return. I hope management addresses these concerns and provides retraining for the manager to ensure fair and consistent service for all patrons.
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If you’re not eating ramen at JINYA, what are you even doing with your life? I came in for a bowl of noodles and accidentally had a life-changing experience, thanks to our server, Jocelyn — a literal angel in an apron, or possibly a retired Marvel superhero, I’m not sure. First off, let’s talk about the ramen. It was so good I almost started crying in the middle of the restaurant. The broth? Rich and savory like it had been simmering in a cauldron guarded by ancient flavor gods. The noodles? Perfectly chewy like they had just come back from a yoga retreat. But honestly, as good as the food was, Jocelyn was the real star. She didn’t just take our order, she took our souls and made them better. At one point, I dropped my napkin and before it even hit the floor, Jocelyn had a new one in my hand. It was like time slowed down. Then, get this, a rogue meteor literally plummeted toward the restaurant mid-bite. Most people screamed. One guy fainted. But Jocelyn? She calmly reached under the counter, pulled out a pair of tongs, and redirected that flaming space rock straight into the moon. Then she refilled my water. She was funny, fast, friendly, and somehow managed to memorize our order with zero notes. Jocelyn is the reason I’ll be coming back to JINYA every week until I turn into broth myself. 10/10 ramen. 11/10 Jocelyn. Would recommend. Would survive a natural disaster here again.
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I’ve had both great and not-so-great experiences at JINYA Ramen Bar. During my visit on 01/04/25, I encountered four staff members, three of whom were professional and accommodating. However, my interaction with the female manager left a lot to be desired. Here’s what happened: I called ahead at 7:32 PM to request a table for 7. A young man assured me they could accommodate us, and we were only five minutes away. Upon arrival, the female hostess and a male staff member were both aware of our reservation and promptly let us know our table was ready. Everything seemed smooth—until the manager stepped in. The manager walked past my family and another family waiting behind us without acknowledging us. Instead, she greeted two men she appeared to know and seated them at the table intended for us. When I flagged her down to address the mix-up, she claimed it was a misunderstanding. However, the staff I spoke with earlier seemed aligned, leaving me with the impression that the manager was playing favorites. I observed the manager scolding the young man I spoke to on the phone, even though he had been nothing but helpful and professional. When I asked why the two men (whose party of 8 wasn’t even present yet) were seated before us, the manager gave me vague excuses and refused to rectify the situation. This behavior was unprofessional and disappointing, especially since she admitted they do not take reservations. On the bright side, our food was excellent, and our waitress was attentive and efficient. Still, the favoritism and lack of professionalism displayed by the manager overshadowed the experience. JINYA has been a favorite of ours, especially the Austin location, but this encounter at the San Antonio location makes me hesitant to return. I hope management addresses these concerns and provides retraining for the manager to ensure fair and consistent service for all patrons.
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If you’re not eating ramen at JINYA, what are you even doing with your life? I came in for a bowl of noodles and accidentally had a life-changing experience, thanks to our server, Jocelyn — a literal angel in an apron, or possibly a retired Marvel superhero, I’m not sure. First off, let’s talk about the ramen. It was so good I almost started crying in the middle of the restaurant. The broth? Rich and savory like it had been simmering in a cauldron guarded by ancient flavor gods. The noodles? Perfectly chewy like they had just come back from a yoga retreat. But honestly, as good as the food was, Jocelyn was the real star. She didn’t just take our order, she took our souls and made them better. At one point, I dropped my napkin and before it even hit the floor, Jocelyn had a new one in my hand. It was like time slowed down. Then, get this, a rogue meteor literally plummeted toward the restaurant mid-bite. Most people screamed. One guy fainted. But Jocelyn? She calmly reached under the counter, pulled out a pair of tongs, and redirected that flaming space rock straight into the moon. Then she refilled my water. She was funny, fast, friendly, and somehow managed to memorize our order with zero notes. Jocelyn is the reason I’ll be coming back to JINYA every week until I turn into broth myself. 10/10 ramen. 11/10 Jocelyn. Would recommend. Would survive a natural disaster here again.
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