![]() ![]() There is usually a line but it goes by quickly so it is definitely worth the wait. There are a few locations in New York but the popular location is in Midtown on W 31st Street. This is perfect for those who prefer to eat alone or want to try a different dining experience. The concept behind this is so there are no distractions so you can enjoy your ramen in peace. You do not get to see the face of who is serving you and are instead only greeted by their voice. Within 5 minutes, the flap opens and you are given your ramen. Once you are ready, click the button on the booth and a server will be with you and prepare your bowl of ramen. You sit in a booth and a form is ready for you to fill out your options. Upon stepping into the establishment and getting seated, you are placed in a private booth where there is a wooden flap between you and the server. ![]() Ichiran is known as one of Japan’s top ramen restaurants with its delicious tonkotsu ramen! However, one thing that sets them apart is their solo booths for dining. The guava juice was more on the simple side but I love how it was freshly made and not too overly sweet. For only $9, the pork fried rice is a must and you should try it along with their french toast. The sunny side eggs were fried to perfection and left a runny slide through the fried rice to add more flavor. Not only was it filling, but it was also extremely tasty and flavorful from all the different meats combined. It was more than enough to fill two people up for a quick breakfast meal. ![]() Made with bacon, ham, Portuguese sausage, rice, and two sunny side eggs on top, this was a hefty dish. If I had to recommend one item to get at Kihei Caffe, it is definitely their pork fried rice. I was able to order my pork fried rice and guava juice and by the time I found seating, the food was already ready for me. There was also a line waiting outside for ordering but luckily, the service is fast here. I came here on a Friday morning around 7 am and there were already plenty of people eating outside. ![]()
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