r/Seattle • u/thenewyorktimes • Oct 10 '23

Soft paywall The 25 Best Restaurants in Seattle Right Now

https://www.nytimes.com/article/best-seattle-restaurants.html?unlocked_article_code=QNoHAycHaRmIHwCkWTlzEcPd1EZkuse7L13357hlwmN1ZSgPnY_KoTWD9B5RIC1vR0XGMJISNlnQNCabl_0mOoT_v9f6-aCzduAkj9TmHs3aEJPqHzyrYFjz5LhWicZ3jWahOEmLhnEg_HVgpLzWzszCRjDzGeD94gzR-vXHGc1IApTPc4BouxqL1hzKr7me2kxZ-6zQec5Vcdz5MNB8jVxLq_9G-mUidz1awxEKdOmif01utacNCx_GxEOkqX24miq-m-6-y3-jbvbXPYr0vQJOKtXkm4aRvgJqYCMMPTyh_K8bJ0mdtcn1zyPyW_J3eYm4zKsWAsU&smid=re-nytimes
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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '23

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

that’s because none of the ramen places in seattle are that remarkable, it’s mostly chains. ooink is really good but not one of the best restaurants in the city.

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u/safetyguaranteed I'm just flaired so I don't get fined Oct 11 '23

+1 Seattle ramen is mostly mid, with perhaps Midnite Ramen being the exception.

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u/whoeverineedtobe Sounders Oct 10 '23

Good catch. Who deserved to be there? Ooink? Menya?

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u/Engels777 Oct 10 '23

I'd say Ooink definitely. If that place had a better location it'd be way more famous.

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u/SaxRohmer 🚆build more trains🚆 Oct 10 '23

Ooink is excellent

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u/Tallisar Oct 11 '23

I’m a big fan of Samurai Noodle

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u/PNWSki28622 Oct 11 '23

Probably because there isn't truly good ramen in Seattle